Goods Stolen From Storage Net Millions
Goods valued in the millions were stolen from a storage facility at a naval base. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing security footage to identify suspects and recover the stolen property.
20 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
1
Goods valued in the millions were stolen from a storage facility at a naval base. Police are investigating the theft and reviewing security footage to identify suspects and recover the stolen property.
New York reports under William J. Burns federal operatives arrested 22 employees from the Brooklyn Naval Base on indictments alleging thefts worth over a million dollars since the war. More indictments and arrests are expected as investigations continue into lax regulations and inside access at the base.
Berlin reports that Stanisław Wojciechowski was elected president of Poland, succeeding Narutowicz who was assassinated days earlier.
Karl Pearson, 14, of Ris City, won an 84,000 four year college scholarship allowing attendance at any U.S. college or university. He captured the top prize in a nationwide contest titled How to Type Medical Communication to the Babies, with more than 259,600 high school entrants. The award is connected to the Department of Education in Washington, D.C.
Fragmentary report cites IAN DON Pree and J B Fitzgerald discussing relief actions and transport in northern Taiandaw. Mentions 150,000 children involved and comparisons to foreseeing adverse conditions. References American Relief Administration and potential preventative measures in AktGbimik.
Weather report by Major Leo Moorhouse notes a maximum of 46 and a minimum of 56. Local observer details appear in a brief weather bulletin with limited contextual data.
A misread editorial notes welcome from the election on benefits to producers. It discusses the impact of the November vote on administration, the War Finance Corporation credits, and the distribution of relief to producers. It mentions banker N. Banker visiting and remarks on subsidies and merchant rates, with ongoing political fallout and the expected continuation on the next page.
Prohibition Director Appleby announced the capture of a vessel carrying approximately half a million dollars worth of liquor. The ship attempted a voyage to New York with cargo alleged to be for thirsty patrons, and was intercepted inland before reaching its repairs.
A garbled weather blurb references a flock of birds and a vague forecast for a worn November. The fragment hints at local conditions but lacks clear dates or concrete data.
Four persons died and two were seriously hurt when a car overturned near Port Arthur Texas today. Rescue workers used improvised tools to remove victims trapped beneath the vehicle after the crash.
Diet Washington prepares to file a fraud recovery suit against Wright-Martin Aircraft Corp over a World War II aircraft contract. Attorney Smusherty and officials weigh the evidence as impeachment probes loom, with government charges centering on misrepresented payments and alleged misconduct.
A bull frightened by crowds charged through a storefront smashing dishes and furniture. It wrecked china and toppled wares before fleeing into the alley behind the shop, leaving a trail of broken items and scattered debris in the street.
Readable portions describe a local event involving a Turkish connection and community impact. Names and specifics are unclear due to damaged text, but the piece hints at a regional response and ongoing developments awaiting clarification.
Ambiguous OCR text outlines county share of state taxes for 1923 dropping by 34000 with references to county officials and state commission. The fragment mentions Populations, numbers like S214 and S1702, and county clerk names, but details are unclear.
Mon sieur Titsdon of Mert sur Meine discovered a cache of royal bullion hidden in a priest's camera. The hoard, valued around 25,000 francs, was seized by authorities who suspect the relic may be linked to long held noble claims and property rights.
A garbled early 20th century note estimates cross border trade values with China. It cites Michurin and Ontuleg totals of 26.965.000 Pen and 8.000 yen monthly benchmarks, alongside currency vectors and projections. It mentions France and other nations with figures around $99,004 and yearly totals, reflecting speculative exchanges.
Exile after a set of trials ends as Fatty Arbuckle is reinstated by the Hays code authorities. The comedian has gone straight and will continue to pursue film work, amid lingering controversy and strong public interest.
Fragmented OCR text shows a Klan wizard figure defending a Group 10 government amid political tension. Mentions of Governor candidates and regional factions appear with garbled names and locations. No clear outcome or dates are discernible due to the corrupted source.
Reported railroad incident details indicate a record-breaking event involving the Holt Me. Ry Piredletinns Coe. The item notes guests from Los Angeles were expected to attend, with references to weekday visitors and upcoming street-facing events.
East Oregonian reports a Merried Gorithanet club event where Holdman women were surprised with a party at their club. Members and guests attended, listed include Mr and Mrs. Kedve Wad and several others, with a social program featuring refreshments and entertainment.
A list of names appears as nineteen women were drawn for the trial jury venire. The document records attendees such as Kate, Pomdietone, Choshin Alien, Mireya Melbert, Shiv Starfield, and multiple others, indicating a formal panel preparation for a court case.
A fragmented 19th century style report describes cattle and beets shipments, claims of recruitment and industry reforms, and notes a letter from Walley and a foundation project in a city named Gehing. The text references Alberts, S0ue, and Teneye beet varieties, with unclear dates and places.
A local manhole became blocked by an unusual mass of angle worms, weighing around 640 pounds. Witnesses say worms crawled from a nearby tree roots into the sewer, causing a peculiar blockage and drawing curiosity from residents.
A fragmentary OCR passage describes a vaguely named event with unclear participants and outcomes. The readable names and actions are insufficient to determine a coherent news item or specific factual details.
Salem report states K. C. Amann, convicted of forgery as county road secretary, was pardoned by Governor Ritner and released from the penitentiary. The pardon included repaying about $9,500 to $10,000 misappropriated from the county, with monthly installments likely at $44, and his wife awaiting him at the prison. Local officials denied recommending the pardon, while the governor had indicated pardons would be granted.
A Christmas gift of 220000 was announced to fund charitable and veteran organizations from the tie game of the World Series. The donation was led by the Baseball Commandower and includes American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars and Disabled American Veterans. Funds allocated to New York charities.
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