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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
12
A chaotic clash leaves four dead and fourteen injured amid fighting in Washington D. C. as troops exchange fire and civilians seek shelter. Eyewitness reports describe heavy gunfire, shattered storefronts, and a tense security lockdown with authorities working to determine a motive and perpetrators.
Fragmentary OCR note discusses financing options and the desire to secure favorable interest terms. Mentions Seor nener and Vrainier man loan, with vague reference to funds and a title as a selling point. Context appears to be a speculative prompt about a business deal and credit.
An advertisement proclaims Freesane as a cure for foot odor with a tiny bet on the remedy. It touts painless relief for corns and bunions and credits a Cincinnati genius for the discovery, urging immediate trial.
Vancouver reader Jane Nichol, after five years in Moskow and service as a Red Cross nurse, describes severe famine in Troain and widespread starvation among children. She cites brutal Soviet reprisals and mass killings, recalling executions and mutilations by Chechens and others, and notes Mick Nichol’s decorated service with the Order of Anna.
LAREDO Tex June 20 Well informed travelers arriving here today report widespread belief in northern Mexico that Villa will show no mercy to Americans. The bandit chief is said to have lamented his attack on Juarez saying the force would have taken the city in hours if American troops had not interfered. Travelers from Chihuahua report rail service disruptions and fear of Villa’s next move.
Washington June 20 The House unanimously passed the bill returning telegraph and telephone wires to their owners. The measure amends the Senate bill setting the return date as the last day of the month the act was approved, with a five month window for high rates. Postmaster General Durhon appointed to enforce. The Senate acted on the timing.
Fragmentary text describes a June activity in Limerick with references to a promoth payment and bearer notes. Details are garbled, making specific entities and outcomes difficult to confirm. The readable bits mention months and a focus on a procedural note.
A vintage warning stresses asking for genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin and spotting the Bayer Crown mark. It notes counterfeit batches sold by a counterfeit syndicate and urges buyers to verify the safety emblem on every pack and tablet before use.
A garbled report notes appetite changes and successive events. Mentions signals of fire and a placeholder for Hood’s Square?pariliili and general health tone. Limited readable facts prevent precise attribution or names.
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