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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1919
Page
2
Reports from the Western Amateur in St. Louis describe a lengthy schedule with rounds, eliminations, and finals amid a field of notable players. The event features multiple matches, medals, and special exhibits, with Monday through Saturday dedicated to eliminations, pin play, and concluding finals.
June 12 report from New York outlines the Tigers adding power outfielders to bolster hitting. The piece notes strong crowd support in Detroit, pitching gaps, and the move to trade Leonard to the Yankees while highlighting infield and outfield adjustments and expected impact on team offense and park attendance.
A fragmentary OCR text references crimes and trials but lacks clear names dates or places. The readable parts mention Hetetdiy, Goran exile, Gaile Mahd, Helgi, and an Arener hina trial with vague links to Pesan Memey, leaving the core facts indeterminable.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled scene with phrases about going dry and a man swallowing poison. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but the tone suggests prohibition era discourse and political tension. No verifiable events or individuals can be confirmed from the text.
Two men were injured when a tire exploded on a touring car near Browlkslon Bridge in New York. The blast struck bystanders including Oliver and Ranke, with damages described near the Devets stable. No arrests reported.
A cryptic report from Pats on June 14 notes American soldiers missing in a Paris fire. The fragment references firefighters and a revolt among local forces, with unclear details and damaged wording.
An ad urges rheumatism sufferers to stop local applications and cleanse the blood. It claims S. S. S. purifies blood and removes the disease, advising readers to obtain a bottle and seek guidance from a Medical Director at Swift Laboratory Atlanta Georgia.
Gladys Bowen of Eugene wins first prize of 10 in a university contest judged by Mrs. Mable Holmes Parsons Celia Harem and Harvey Sawyer. The title is Even That Which He Had set in the Philippines. Giles French of Grants Pass takes second prize for The Fall in Pere Canyon. Laura Moates of Tacoma earns honorable mention.
Atlantic City June 13 reports movements at the American Federation of Labor convention seeking broad political prison reform and international scope for a world liberty effort. The Belgian attorney general is cited in Brumels dispatch with plans for notable figures to appear before a high court on October 7.
A reader from Hatler Tennessee praises Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy for children's summer complaints. The testimonial claims the product, taken with castor oil, cures about ninety nine of a hundred cases and exceeds prior remedies in effectiveness.
A patient recounts relief from a severe summer complaint after using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoeae Remedy. The testimonial asserts quick recovery and recommends the remedy for stomach upsets and bowel troubles, claiming it helped when other measures failed.
June 1 Washington report describes a large gathering at the capital in favor of repeal of prohibition. Delegates and many locals joined in demonstrations with speeches from President and other speakers urging change.
Oklahoma City June 15 Walker D Hines director general of intronds faces blame for a trouserless parade through city streets. Wilkin Hale state bank president claims a Pullman berth robbery aboard a Fort Worth to Oklahoma City train last January led to a forced departure and public embarrassment. The dispute seeks airing in district court today.
Spokane June 15 A factory for the production of airplanes in Spokane is assured with work to begin soon on a hangar at Parkwater aviation field. Northwest Aircraft Company officers announce plans to invest several thousand dollars after the first Spokane made plane flew 22 minutes Sunday at Park Waterfield.
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