Remington Installed as Bishop of Eastern Oregon
A historic fitting service at the Church of the Redeemer marked the installation of Rev. Remington as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Oregon. High church and lay participants from across the state attended, with bishops including Wells Sumner, Page, and Taylor Sumner present. The ceremony featured speeches, a memory pulpit dedication, and choral music, concluding with a prayer and a Mendelssohn communion service.
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Weather Report From Major Lee At Fort Amfoorhouse
Weather note reports by Major Lee at Fort Amfoorhouse with barometer reading 36.24 and a listed temperature 34. Mariotti and Misianen appear as names or places in the fragment.
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Walla Walla Triumphs Over Buckaroos In Hard Game
In a tough contest Walla Walla defeats Buckaroos 26 to 1. Pendleton and Walla Walla exchange drives with the locals scoring early and often, led by steady running and strong defense. The visitors push for a late score but the Wallas hold until the final whistle.
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TEACE TALKS BETWEEN TURKS AND ALLITS OPEN US OBSERVERS PRESENT
In Nov 1906 Turko Greek negotiations on the Dardanelles treaty and the Turk Main Problem were discussed with U S ambassadors present as observers. The conference opened at Lasaunne with delegates from France and Britain aiding in sessions.
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Lasaunne
Turkey
Dramatic Fight Amid Fest Destruction in Warryl
A garbled report describes a dramatic clash at a fest in Warryl with mentions of Dorothy and a disputed event. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but the piece hints at a sensational incident and subsequent actions by local figures.
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Warryl
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Wille
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Jaen
Administration Refuses Aid in Ku Klux Affair Investigation
Federal officials test the state’s ability to handle the Ku Klux-related killings as Governor John Parker Lewiston faces a stalled probe. Officials in Washington report the administration’s effort to investigate the mysterious killings is blocked by Ku Klux elements, prompting questions about next steps and political pressures.
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John Parker Lewiston
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Elis
Local Dates Lost In Garbled OCR Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and places such as Net Nmuenopleb and Tir Ste cesowe with unclear context. The readable bits reference a caliphate related topic and a person named Moehtnattiediagd tied to Chotely, Avery, and Belen TTT te Matic.
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Caliph
Avery Ainliiy Foley
Judiciary committee pursues impeachment charge against Daugherty
The judiciary panel in Washington considers an impeachment action against Secretary of State Theo Daugherty as this week’s session proceeds. Strong testimony and party lines shape the debate in the House Judiciary Committee.
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Noted bishops address Exchange Club at memorable luncheon
During a historic luncheon, Episcopal bishops spoke to the Exchange Club, reflecting on church missions and leadership. Attendees included clergy such as Theminston and Dihoy of Tose Oineaeon, as well as local supporters who praised community outreach efforts.
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Delayed Sentencing Set In Los Angeles Court
In Los Angeles on November 20 2007 Judge Howwr postponed a sentencing hearing for Cho Ve amid a late proceeding. The delay involves a defendant identified as Doge ii fiedle innata and a Tritidhear proceeding.
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JMATILLA PIONEER DIES AT HOSPITAL
Obituary notes the death of a Jmatilla pioneer in hospital after a long illness. Born in Tennessee in 14a he moved to Morland and survived by a daughter Mrs Minkerton and four sons Wattenheimer and others. Funeral services planned locally with details unclear.
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Wattenheimer
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Beloved theatre figures mourn death of playwright and actor
In Chicago North a memorial service honors Frank fearon a noted playwright and actor. Public services at Christ Benevolent Church and the Riedstone Theatre memorial mark his life. He once served as a lead actor and co author of Liebenin and others. The burial is planned at a Chicago cemetery with services at Memorial View.
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Frank Boon
New York
Bart
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Korth
Frank Fearon
Christ Betentiete Follewtes
Riedstone Theatre
Conle
California
Liquor tax debated amid bonus pay plan proposal
Congress in extra session debated a federal bonus tied to liquor taxes as revenue estimates place national receipts at large sums. Proponents argued taxes on beer and wine could fund a cash bonus while opponents noted risks amid partisan clashes and pending adjournment plans.
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Georgia
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Wilkens Second Trial Set For January Ninth
The second trial of Henry Wilkens for the murder of his wife was scheduled for January 9. The case, heard in San Francisco, had a date set when the proceeding was called today, with prosecutors alleging a plot involving additional parties to commit the crime.
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Etree
Wille
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