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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1920
Page
6
Spokane on January 1 announced a plan for a new court where estornels are barred and cases involving no more than 29 dollars would be heard. Costs would be limited to 1.56 dollars per case under a law recently passed.
Garland Jan 7. A bomb placed on the porch of the East Bay Water Company's pumping station exploded Wednesday night when picked up by James Hamilton an employee of the company.
A powerful blast in a residential district startled residents and neighbors for blocks. Revelers on New Year's Eve misread the noise as part of celebrations, while authorities investigated the source and ensured public safety.
Rev A K Cornish of St John s Episcopal Mizalon introduces a church insurance plan to tax members and fund sick poor and bereaved relief. Within two months subscriptions surge and a $50,000 building fund is planned with pensions for elderly members and weekly benefists for widows and orphans, as church attendance rises.
A gang robs First National Bank described in terse, garbled lines. Miss Bruck weler, the keeper, raises a hand while an arm button is pressed. The entry ends with the gangsters retreating as authorities may respond.
A fragmented OCR passage portrays Mrs Edwin guiding Selma to a senate room and Yale, with Selma reacting to a brother’s situation and a cryptic line about days in jail. The text mixes misread names and garbled dialogue, offering a glimpse of a scene rather than a clear report.
In Tokyo and across Japan health authorities face the growing leprosy problem estimated at about 16 000 cases. Ten percent are confined in leper hospitals. Hospital admissions include poor individuals from Tokyo Oka Kagawa Kumamoto and Agmort Pathenin, highlighting ongoing care needs.
The text notes that net stations receive a government subsidy equal to one sixth of total expenses. It appears as part of a broader remark about speaking and giving others room to respond, with reference to Chicago Nowa.
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