14 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1922
Page
1
Reports from Santiago on November 14 record severe earthquakes across Constitucion Chile. Death toll climbs to around 2000 with vast destruction in northern regions as government mobilizes relief and contemplates sending troops to reinforce overwhelmed services.
Portland dispatch reports Norman Repp aged eleven died after being shot by Partab Hare, Hindu peanut vendor, during an encounter when a popcorn wagon was followed last Monday. Hare faces first degree murder charges as investigators piece together the incident and motive.
Fragmented OCR narrates a misadventure by hunters in Oregon. The tale recalls Paddy Mathoik, Ing, Hertiletom Sadar die, Guy Werick, Jim Extes and others as they chase a duck then reveal the bird was a fish duck. Pred Deok trains a dog to retrieve from water while a car route is described, concluding with the hunters reciting a ritual.
Updated returns place Onn Wirt as Republican leader over Democrat Fridburys in the three-seat Twenty-fifth district delegation. Figures list Guerturf 2954 and Hradbury 2050, with Dung the Republican winner in the Sixth district over Florifei the Democrat. The report credits reshaped data for the shift.
Navy and city officers seized 19 suspects and seized supplies during a raid tied to a coastal liquor operation. Agents described confiscations of goods and the arrest of merchants and alleged conspirators amid a wider investigation. The action disrupted activity linked to the ring.
In BATTLE on November 10, Boatts hosts home contest with coach Licate RQAMO of Seattle Jockey Team. Last night they trimmed the Vouenuver champions but lost by two. The Boathhy team visits Victoria next Wednesday for a key showdown.
William P. Tenniston named bishop of the Eastern Oregon Episcopal Church will be installed Sunday at 11 a.m. in Pondletmiy, with bishops from Spokane Portland Tacoma and Idaho attending. The ceremony includes a dedication of a new pulpit and a concluding sermon from the bishop. Fifty delegates expected. evening reception to honor visitors.
A disputed report quotes Dr Edmund Ores, commander of the European Wing, alleging the American Legion is dying. Allegations include a neglectful response to New Orleans observances and calls for a nationwide petition drive, with denials from regional commander Creely. The piece notes confusion over obituaries and the overall impact on Legion activities.
A garbled OCR fragment references President Harding, a committee, railway gear, and references to references. Unclear details prevent a complete summary.
Fragmented OCR summary lists prominent men and participants tied to a conference with references to places and people including names like George Mick and Kent. The text is garbled, but indicates an upcoming Friday event with attendees and organizational mentions.
Fragmentary text outlines a political upset around Claude Gillette and a school officer post at HGH. Mentions an election, resignations, and candidates' names with unclear surrounding details and dates.
Prospective jurors are closely guarded as both sides probe past lives before admitting men to the panel. Marion noted as potential juror in the six member jury process, with decisions pending on qualifications and disclosure of connections.
A renowned French aviator died in a major crash near Ney. The accident occurred during a historic flight test, shocking the aviation community. Authorities began investigations into the cause as tributes poured in from pilots and aerospace organizations worldwide.
Bozeman city engineer reports approval of staggered lights and outlines plan details along with associated traffic and pedestrian safety considerations for the downtown area. The discussion references potential timing adjustments, potential impact on evening pedestrian flow, and city council attention to implement the system this year.
A chaotic OCR draft notes a U S decision affecting Japanese nationals, claiming thousands could be stripped of citizenship. It mentions interred papers, court actions, and broad political tension with unclear details and garbled names.
A garbled OCR segment appears to describe a local notice or brief but is indecipherable. It lacks clear names, dates, or places, making precise interpretation difficult while preserving the core sense of a damaged newspaper fragment.
A tentative gathering was set among ministers to discuss the path toward a formal conference. Officials indicated readiness to meet and map out participants and timing for the next steps in negotiations.
A dated political note reports the former king will not seek any throne or appointment. It says the former monarch rejects public roles, seeking quiet life away from coronation talk and political influence.
Readable fragments describe alleged wrongdoing and a suspect named Lightner, with mentions of a court case and recapture. The text references a trial, a judgment date, and an arrest connected to a public matter in a distant locale. Names and places are garbled and uncertain.
Idaho Senator Borah warns of a filibuster against the administration ship subsidy bill as Congress nears a session start. Democrats and farm bloc members are expected to support Borah in a looming clash over subsidies and naval policy in the upcoming congressional debate.
Wheat prices show an advance with bids from Overbeck and Cooke for grain. Quoted values include May at 1.16 to 1.65, July at 1.05, and other figures around 1.14 to 1.07, with regional and international references such as France and Italy in the record.
The weather report notes conditions observed by Major Lee Moorhooms with a weather observer tag. The entry includes a teometer reading of 59.35 and references Maemo 4 and Miniogum.
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