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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1922
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a path or doorway opening and a wider journey beyond. It references a figure named Ciakbeth Beotlurd and a concept of light or radiance guiding the step. The readable lines hint at a doorway or window leading to a larger or brighter area.
The article notes Senator Newberry is likely to resign by March 4 or be ousted by the next Senate. It cites New York World criticism and outlines political fallout for Republican senators who supported him, including potential impact on Harding’s presidency and upcoming renomination prospects.
The coming session will clash between those seeking tax reform to aid producing regions and opponents benefiting from current taxes. Voters backed Pierce and his plan, so essential reforms may pass. The key question is whether lawmakers represent tax sufferers or tax dodgers.
The ship subsidy bill proposed by President Harding includes a provision allowing the U S shipping board to lend money to ship owners at two percent interest and to accept vessels up to two thirds of their market value as security. This compares to farmers paying six percent on land bank loans and being barred from loans up to 100 percent of land value.
A disjointed OCR account describes the great volcano of Rilenui near Pawaii entering renewed activity. Observers at the Havai’a observatory report glowing walls and steam erosion signs, with tremors and eruptions noted as the crater area becomes unsettled. The report mixes foreign words and garbled phrases but centers on renewed volcanic motion and its local implications.
Nov 1 report describes a mass held at Sing Sing Death House Ossining New York. It notes attendance by Pathor Wille Cashin and chaplain rite, with a portable whae used during the service and references condemned prisoners. The fragmentary text preserves the event and locations, though details are garbled.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Loviaione Goll Laat and a 1922 extension with references to bathing beauties in a magazine. It notes fires, a Bayptian nummy found in Mexico, and a Missislaalpml bachelor aged 16. Other lines touch on women in politics and buying adding machines, with scattered weather notes and personal names.
Fragmented notice recalls 28 years past events. Wagons revived from Portland this morning. J A Borie, Foster and Diekvon headed to Portland. Coleworths seek council candidate from his ward. Wyikinthenk relation referenced. Stahl mentioned with missing person context. John Temple sold a large wheat crop Saturday.
An international dispatch reports continued air warfare with bombs failing to strike the enemy carrier dock. General William ASATI notes investigation shows likely bomber failure and weak defenses. despite new tactics and planes, the attack yielded limited impact and raised questions about air power effectiveness.
A garbled historical note references civic reform, politics, and key figures in a tense moment. It glimpses debates on policy, governance, and national direction with mentions of parties, leaders, and international context, though many names and phrases are obscured.
Fragments describe subsidy debates, potential Japanese involvement, and unclear regional expectations. Names and places are garbled, with mentions of MCA and Pi Mite amid incomplete phrases. The text hints at land permits and governance but provides no clear events or outcomes.
Reports from Moscow describe wheat aid estimates and stockpiling plans as the nation faces harvest shortfalls and a potential famine. Officials warn of possible grain export but stress prudent reserve buildup to avert future shortages.
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