29 Dec 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
1
Senator Johnson denounces Senator Borah for proposing a world economic conference while advocating U.S. support for the League of Nations. Lodge warns that passage could hinder relief efforts for Europe. A separate proposal suggests a $1 billion loan to Germany to buy farm implements and products.
Portland December 29 The coroner ruled Chauncey Morris an 18 year old from Klamath Falls shot himself in a cabin on the outskirts yesterday. Despondency over unemployment was cited as the cause. no foul play suspected.
Berlin Dec 29 American draft evader C Pro ver Cleveland Therndotl has not left Germany, advices from Ebertach today confirm. Earlier reports claimed he was en route to the United States aboard a freighter as a sailor.
In Salem Orr 22 1 Pi Oregon automobile Acenee Number 6 for 1922 will be sported fore and off on the automobile registered to Elijah Fr Bennett of Portland who was successful in the drawing for the number here recently EE P Hepwaerth of Portland drew number 14 John ian ter of Hood River Frets the insides 27 and Earl T Jones of Waowo drew the first century Thus the license niche in the Orecon 1529 hall of fame has been satisfactorily filled.
Weather report by Major Moorhouse, a weather observer, notes a maximum of four and a minimum of three with barometer readings at 39.92. Negligible further data.
The Scott High School of Toledo brings its football squad to Corvallis for a Morvalliy game. A Cabiailtus delegation arranged travel and lodging, with a small group remaining behind.
Ten more arrests await state action as investigations into the Moorehouse kidnapping expand. Officials report confessions and anticipated testimony, with new suspects tied to Tast Aurel and previous map of offenders. Proceedings set for January hearings in Basthe, while state authorities assemble witnesses and prepare for open sessions.
State officials from Washington Oregon and Idaho met to discuss unifying motor vehicle traffic laws across the three states. Topics included registration for nonresidents on main highways required equipment and standardization to ease interstate travel and enforcement.
The report notes Setah Bernhardt is distinctly better and near her bed, with housekeeping tasks handled by her caretakers. The brief update highlights steady improvement since the last bulletin.
Dec 24 report states trainee Ang involved in a Wallop incident, commission to act as minder in a colonial context. It notes Annee years ago served with the French Foreign Poreis and was set to join his regiment. dispatch mentions sending him to Abbocend and court-led actions by HI or his son.
A garbled report mentions an attorney named Joe Niner seeking action from higher authorities in a drug scandal. The text references a supposed figure named Chad Me and a book or line about a “Line of Tollywood” with unclear details.
Unclear OCR fragment notes incidents in New York involving authorities and unidentified parties. Mentions throngs, possible safety concerns, and law enforcement responses amid unspecified events. Names, places, and dates are illegible, preventing precise identification of persons or organizations.
Lester W. Humphrey indicates Olcott will appoint a successor on the bench. The recommendation was given today and a formal appointment is expected soon.
Hermiston officials postpone a plea regarding Wallula Road at a county meeting, citing procedural delays and unraveling details. The meeting agenda included discussion of road project funding and potential consolidation of involved departments.
The Lemp family tragedy unfolds near Lome where the brewer and his kin suffered a violent death. A relative was found at the brewer’s feet, and both the father and sister died under mysterious circumstances in separate incidents.
A fragmented note reports Tokyo goods trade and a yearly figure in yen terms. It mentions 600,000 yen and entries about limited sales and export expectations, with unclear dates and numbers amid the OCR garble.
Port land livestock markets show steady demand as buyers hold firm on prices. Trade centers around weanling and yearling calves with cautious offerings from sellers and steady bids from buyers through December.
A Athens to Daily Express cable says Greece expects war with Turkey to resume, with land and sea forces ready. Former Greek Premier Venizelos urges rapid reinforcements to Thrace and calls up 1920 and 1922 classes, proposing sending the entire army to Thrace and keeping only one regiment in Athens. General Pangalos reportedly travels secretly to Saloniki.
In a fragmentary dispatch from Think Fuel, authorities report relief from fuel shortages after a period of scarcity. The piece references leadership changes and chaotic events, with mentions of Moscow, police actions, and posted notices amid a tense public climate.
A moonshine incident sparked a double murder near Coquille involving a middle aged rancher who allegedly killed his wife and Hels Heteltied after a dispute over cattle. He then pursued relatives to Wheenet and faced further violent confrontations before surrendering, with authorities piecing together his motive and the sequence of events.
May and July wheat prices fell today with May figures around 85.22 and 5.8 while July settled near 12 3/8. Trading activity showed modest moves as quotes for May and July contracts opened lower, with overnight changes and broker quotes listed for a market session.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a 08 emereslee Constitution of food for detainee matters. It mentions the empicipelitty of Dertin and a 41 station beginning to be Shed. The text is heavily corrupted with misread terms and missing context, yielding unclear facts about a constitutional or tax-related discussion.
In Lausanne on December 24 the Near East power struggle intensifies as Lavanne and others clash over ownership of the Mesopotamian oil and capitulatory rights. A note to Britain confirms demands for Arab Mosul status while Turkish fears and Kurdish loyalties shape talks with the British. The Paris meeting will reassess regional alignments as tensions rise.
Astoria Oregon reports clues from fire investigators point to a local incendiary. Deputies from the state fire marshal’s department keyed on the arson after a damaging blaze raised alarms. A suspected arsonist’s possible role emerged as investigators noted telephone and power-cut attempts and a severed line at the scene. Special agents and surveillance efforts followed, with one informant providing critical information to the state fire marshal’s office.
In an effort to make the annual Tournament of Races football game more interesting the Tournament Committee will invite Coaches Hemick and Henderson of Penn State to view the game and assess ball carrier identification through circular markings around players’ numbers to aid officials and spectators.
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