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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
1
In Utamilla County results indicate Republicans hold control with slim margins. De Hart wins county treasurer. Alfred Smith carries his representative race. Taylor and Smith victorious in legislative contests. County totals show Graham Democrat ahead for congressman, Olcott winning county clerk.
Los Angeles November 5. A report from the California viticulture bureau predicts this year’s wine grape harvest will reach about 400000 tons, exceeding last year’s crop. The forecast reflects favorable growing conditions and strong demand for wine grapes statewide.
Partial returns from the precincts show Poindexter trailing badly as Seattle voters tally 119,821 for Poindexter and 123,818 for another candidate. Beanie precincts contribute to a 147 precinct lead in the state total with Pun and Tan in poorer positions.
Mrs Emelia C Davis longtime Adams Pioneer resident died at her home near Atlante after an illness lasting two weeks. Born in Goturd Norway she came to Columet with her parents as a child and married Henry Harald at age 21. She later remarried to John Davis and leaves a son and daughter, plus several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements include services at the Finnish Church of Adams with interment at the Finnish Cemetery.
The article lists chairmen for a Red Cross fundraising drive across the city and county. It notes committee members from several areas and stresses the urgent need to mobilize volunteers and funds for humanitarian relief efforts. It highlights community leaders and suggests a strong, coordinated effort to meet appeal goals.
A race concluded with M Cormmagh narrowly defeating Garfield by three votes amid a chaotic OCR filled text. The fragmentary report references margins, possible candidate names, and disputed counts, but lacks clear context or verifiable details.
In a landslide result, Watkins defeats rival in the Portland congressional race as Labor Commissioner Gram leads in voting across the state. The statewide tally shows Watkins securing a decisive margin amid contested school and fair bill outcomes and shifting political support.
In Seattle a decisive result assigns Dilu a strong victory, with over six thousand votes noted as the margin. Despite unclear type, the report highlights a high turnout and expected confirmation as results continue to be tallied.
A garbled early 20th century style dispatch asserts prosperity is near as Refors proclaims future gains. The fragmentary text hints at national rates, industry leaders, and a call for hopeful expectations, though specifics are unreadable.
Reported from Washington that labor leaders expect the railroad labor board to be dissolved following the election. The piece traces political and legislative contention over abolition and a proposed replacement structure, noting the era's debates about governance of the industry and the role of commissions.
A scrambled report shows city council members proposing a 17 000 reduction to the budget amid conditions for a revision downward. Mentions of street department funds, traffic costs, and possible project deferrals surface as trustees weigh reallocations and potential service impacts.
A fragmented report notes H J Taylor with a 149 vote lead across three counties including Morrow and others. The text is garbled but shows Taylor ahead as late results or tallies emerge amid county contests and potential liens or local political actions.
Dispatches report British soldiers killed in Constantinople amid tense trench actions. Casualties cited as forces in the strait key positions shift with Turkish opposition and Allied high command discussions on withdrawal and redeployment.
A lengthy notice outlines Armistice Day activities including parade routes, open business hours, a church service by Bishop Lemington, a football game at 3 PM, a dance at Happi, and a townwide halt for a half day with stores closing at varied times. Officials and merchants provided input, with commitments to open or close as stated and a focus on remembrance and community observance.
Reports show a strong GOP lead in the next House with about 220 Republicans and 210 Democrats plus independents. Senate forecasts vary, with Democrats contesting seats in key states as national results favor a Republican trend and party leaders claim a continuing hardline agenda.
Governor elect Meroe will spend four days touring the state visiting institutions with Governor Logit. He takes the chair next January. A general exposure of state department howdy snd enereres It expected. The chiefest pilini the etabe highwas engineeer, slaty 7500, now held by Northwort Sunn. The governor also hot a seutetry of the highway vomimiledon, three tdluntrial accident commimionen, corporation commis rhino Ao oxtute Jnmurante conn. donor nod the state engineer.
Weather report cites Major Lew Moorhouss with a trace of rain in the observed parameters 26.435 and 31. Minlevum. The report notes wet conditions and a light drizzle in the area.
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