Hays Refuses To Participate In Drug Case
Wallace Reid, famed star, battles severe influenza rather than narcotics. Doctors say his crisis passed but he remains weak and under medical care in Los Angeles hospital.
18 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1922
Page
1
Wallace Reid, famed star, battles severe influenza rather than narcotics. Doctors say his crisis passed but he remains weak and under medical care in Los Angeles hospital.
Portland reports a danger from a silver thaw as freezing rain and mist threatened early today. Rising temperatures allowed a warmer night with rain and a minimum of 25 degrees, rising to around 32 by morning. Forecasters warned of changing conditions as a storm north of Prince Pewort altered the outlook.
Weather note credits Major Lee Moorhouse as observer with maximum 24 and minimum 14 readings and a barometer reading of 3. The brief item preserves the historic meteorological data in concise form.
An Oregon commentary notes hay in many sections averaging 20 dollars per ton, with shortages and rising demand. Growers and feeders shift to alternatives as fields reduce output, while Oregon and Washington hay districts report shrinking supplies and higher prices.
Washington Dee Bt The Bowser Jinilitary Committee today chair Voutrad eye poet a sub committee to determine allegations against Keller Daugherty wocmer for defiant attitude toward the judge lary committee. Rether's defiant attitude may probe evidence and testimony as a committee weighs possible changes or recommendations regarding relief.
A cryptic report notes a featherweight boxing match signed for a New York event. The names CHIQUL and MERT appear, with terse references to a KO finish and a signed bout set for a future date, amid scattered OCR errors and unclear details.
Tuesday night program by fourth through seventh grades of a local high school features a nativity play. Students portray Mary and Joseph with a reader narrating. Teachers oversee staging as a varied musical pageant aims for a polished, child friendly presentation.
Fragmentary 18 1A document shows unclear discussion of motion replies and notices relating to a nomination and a ye vote. It references the Novela and Perhsrlernl Airmehe Meuse with limited readable names and dates.
Irish-tinged report describes Canadian Train 5 derailment near Ugliiner when engine and mail cars left the track. Emergency crews battled fire and debris, with two crew members killed and others injured as authorities investigated the cause hours later.
The committee examined the nomination of Merce Buller, with a report prepared for the Senate. The panel signaled broad support ahead of a possible final vote.
A budget proposal outlines a weekly living allocation of 18 dollars and 84 cents for working girls under a welfare plan. Debates focus on wage adequacy, budget coverage for basics, and state compliance with minimum wage expectations.
Soviet authorities order the closure of 10 American consulates, including Vladivostok, within a week while permitting the American consul to remain. Other nations such as Germany Britain and Italy face disfavor.
Pendleton committees led by M J Marsh gathered to raise $2000 for Astoria relief. The drive netted about $1401.60 so far with pledges including a $100 donation and several smaller gifts. A relief fund plan was approved to seek full $2000, with ongoing fundraising events and committee decisions to finalize contributions.
Distress reports say life boats overturned near Sault Ste Marie on December 15. Crew aboard the tug Teelianee were lost, with several more feared dead after a capsizing in heavy Lake Superior gale. Rescue efforts continue as authorities locate the missing.
A chaotic clipping questions whether Dan's Cupid is ill as an eclipse looms. The text mentions worries about the present situation, names places and people in a fragmented report, reflecting a local concern or rumor.
Fragmented text discusses Pierce advising on a paid highway commission and mentions political figures and proposals. The garbled lines reference governors, open hearings, and a state workmen’s commission with unclear context and numerous fitting errors.
A historic merger unites engineers and firemen into a single combined body. The new organization will be announced at a ceremony in Lovonotive, with leadership details forthcoming from Bin-Cinter. Peculiar wording in the notice suggests transitional steps in Tennessee.
Washington report notes the appropriations bill advanced favorably with a proposed 842,560,000 for new wind building and related funds. The measure includes enhanced funding and supporting provisions, aiming to boost development and supply. Details remain limited due to transcription quality.
Reports from Monterey California recount a local observance honoring the 520th anniversary of the discovery of Monterey Bay by a Spanish explorer. The ceremonies included a sermon by Father Junipero Serra and processions with clergy and attendees, marking a historic milestone for the region.
Somber Mendte ton official Ritner of Oregon issues a statement to clarify his stance on pardons. The governor and state officials discuss clemency in light of recent cases, including the penitentiary situation and upcoming hearings.
A call for a general strike of workers in major industries spreads across the United States. The report notes protests and prep for broader action as industrial weeks loom and uprisings are anticipated.
A bold Denver bank robbery ended with seven bandits seizing 200000 in currency from a United States bank delivery vehicle. A guard and the driver were fatally wounded, others injured by returning fire from guards and police. The bandits fled in a large touring car amid a hail of bullets as spectators fled and bystanders watched the chaotic escape.
A ceremonial gift of a 260 year old embroidered cloth from Kolotsi, Trumonia, the world’s oldest Unitarian church, has been presented to King’s Chapel. Pastor Harold Speight oversaw the presentation and the transfer this summer.
A mail plane pilot is missing after a violent snow storm. Twenty five comrades join a search effort from Salt Lake to Rock Springs and beyond to locate the pilot, with 55 pilots and machines mobilized across the western division. Heavy weather disrupted initial search operations.
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