House Offers Amendment 10 Ship Subsidy
Washington, Nov. st. Pa Administration forces were weakened in the first test of strength on the subsidy bill. An amendment by Rep Graham requires that the shipping bond be offered for competitive bidding for any vessel sold under the subsidy. The fight centers on limiting benefits to large corporations and setting terms for government ships. Geddes denied Britain seeks to influence Congress on the measure.
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Washington
St. Pa
Hase
Graham
Tlmnois Republican
OU Company
United States Steel Corporation
Tinned Fruit Company
Galtrefiame Aine Clai Ol Company
Yeuxeld
Grently Mn. Ordane
Harding
Shipping Board
Congress
Geddes
Hughes
Milton Woman Dies At Daughter's Home
Mil to n woman Lu ertla Catherine Emerigh aged 82 a resident of the Walla Walla valley since 1880s died at her daughter Mrs Jack Groom s home She was a native of Ohio Survived by two daughters Mrs C J Mose of Walla Walla and Mrs C E Denika of Milton Funeral services were held at 1 p m today from the Christian church with Rev M F Hol officiating Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery
Weather Observer Report by Major Moorhouse
Weather data reported by Major Lee Moorhouse shows a maximum of 32 and a minimum of 29 with a Wharonietert reading of 29.95.
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Lee Moorhouse
Robbers in Disguise Hold Up Frisco Deacon
In San Francisco on a Sunday, gunmen disguised as churchgoers robbed Deacon Charles Bufferwd of the First Conservative Church during a collection after services. The assailants, wearing Sunslay attire, covered the deacon, bound him, and fled with the donation funds. The chaotic scene occurred as the congregation streamed out, with the gunmen escaping prior to police arrival.
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San Francisco
L.r S
Pallew
Charles Bufferwd
Lim
England backs open door policy in Turkey clash with Bin Rene plan
Lamsgamne Nov 17 British Foreign Secretary Lord Cyurson authorized a press statement declaring England supports the Amoticin open door policy in Turkey and views the Bin Rene agreement for the division of the Mosait district as void and unacceptable.
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Lamsgamne
Lord Cyurson
England
Turkey
Mosait
Vold
Buckaroos Crush Columbia 27 to 0 in Gridiron Thriller
Pendleton’s Buckaroos dominated Columbia College 27 to 0 as Gillette opened scoring and Barnhart, Raymond, and Pendleton added touchdowns. Columbia failed to break through late, with Pendleton kicking and converting another point as the home team maintained control into the second half.
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Calumbia College
Pennleton
Eeloel
Olter
Loy
Ill Warriors
Wilance
Pendleton
Gillette
Columvbin
Columbia
Payan Pendleton
Purnheart
Columble
Barnheart
Pase
Raymond
Tiernan leaves second wife to avoid bigamy charge
A report from South Bend details Professor Theron Tiernan and his wife discussing his earlier remarriage to a second partner to sidestep a bigamy charge. The former spouse seeks reconciliation as legal actions unfold over the complex marriage history.
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Tiernan
Tod
Toth Theron
Lee Tay
Theron
Vener
Hiphininer
Ierayn
Navy
John Thertan
Augusta Toornan
Tlorant
Erin Hill
Pitt
Joby
Tits Gaby
Ei Lee
Tivrnio
Pommer
Nevis
Haywood plans to make Wyoming Klansmen headquarters
Haywood announced plans to establish a Ku Klux Klan headquarters in Wyoming and to recruit supporters, outlining a campaign to expand Klan influence through organized chapters and propaganda while calling for laws to restrict civil liberties in American life.
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Haywood
WY. Klan
Weston Man Dies After Long Illness
A Weston man died after a long illness in a local hospital. The obituary lists surviving family members and mentions a funeral at a local church with details pending. The piece cites relatives from Weston and nearby areas and references a probate matter and services to be held Wednesday.
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Weston Man
LOCAL MAN TO BE GOVERNOR PRO TEM IN WEST VIRGINIA
Ritner of shiv ety president of the sate sete to oversee the ae week of Sevetere Men WW. Mtrow fer federe ef Cree Calvernitn fihenet WL will be aherent frre the etate. Ritter will travel to Port ae ee ad Eartern Oreeee setuidire to the Beil here. Thurndey. The timing and details are given as part of a state consolidation plan referencing the Actae Gewer pew Kierer.
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WC. Ritner
Shiv Ety
Sevetere
Ritter
Tiger Refuses to Tone Down His Speeches
The article reports on Tiger's refusal to alter his public remarks amid criticism. He argues he must speak freely in his own way, saying honesty serves peace and global understanding. American and French reactions are noted, including pressure from French allies and telegrams urging moderation.
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Tiger
Clemsanceatu
Plainohea
New York
Clemeoncra
Art Cone
Arment
Chemeneonu
Takag
America
Former Warden Clear Slate Victory In Montana Case
Afton Nov 27 a court ruling clears Frant Curley former warden of the Montana penitentiary of a 450000 accounting judgment. The decision comes after his replacement by Governor Dison in 1921 and was handed down by Judge Morsky of the district court.
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Nelena
Afton
Frant Curley
Montapa ‘Penitentiary
Atate
Dison Ie Apel
Jude Morsky
Detriet Court Vidtor
University Alumni Meet in Pendleton
Pendleton hosts a university alumni gathering to discuss the first portion of a planned reunion. President Po Campbell addresses attendees as committee members named Riede Pitemeurie, James Jonnie, Werrey J. Koek, Glen Bratte, and Tobe Merrog, with oversight by President Carpiett and staff WK Newett and Larar Teer.
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Teer
Dieton
Milton Harma Cain
Diecramat
Benieet
Mi Riede Pitemeuriee
Vhninosa
James Jonnie
Werrey J. Koek
Glen Bratte
Tobe Merrog
Entione Ee Comentitees
Carpiett
Vis
Ie Pert
Newett
Directa
Thr
Motepsten
Larar Teer
Royal Raspberry Mystery Among Eagles and Birds
Fragmented OCR text presents a bizarre scene speculating on eagles seeking pens and a character named John winning a royal raspberry. The piece references a bird, neighbors, and unclear events with garbled names and dates, lacking coherent narrative or clear resolution.
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John
Custody Battle Over Man Sparks Court Action Here
A custody dispute dominates proceedings today as Campbell faces extradition from California. The case centers on support for minor children and potential interstate transfer. Court action aims to determine if Campbell should stand trial in Oregon. The district attorney seeks return, with further hearings pending.
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Hutton
Fondioton
Plavem
Talifor- Na
Orecon
Khenf
Sacramento
Pen Aletan
Smith
Campbell
California
Porcheton
Nambom
Mw Daetinhin
Wallowa
Grain futures slip in December market quotes
Overbeck and Cooke lists December grain futures with December at 1.00 for wheat, May at 9.12, and July at 0.68. Nearby prices show clowiies Retardey futures around 1.05, 1.95, and 1.06. Quotations reflect open, high, low levels for oats and other grains on July 2.
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Overbeck & Cooke
Orokore
IGE On Highway Triggers Ten Car Crash Scene
A fog shrouded Oregon Washington highway near Weston led to ten vehicle wrecks. Earl Coutts and hunting party were among the first to crash as cars skidded, four vehicles damaged, all occupants uninjured or only mildly hurt. Others including a boxer Billy Wright and locals from Milton and Grand Forks sustained injuries but are recovering. Wires were down, and one elderly man identified as Granddad was hospitalized.
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Joe
Oregon-Washington
Weston
Karl Coutts
Canada
Leo
Wealton
Johnny DeWar
Wm. Gordon
J. A. Heni
Milton
Billy Wright
Walla Walla
Coutts
Ate
Tornell
Ron Fore
Clirth
Worten Miayora
Seoat
Wheat Growers Seek New Market Road Extension
A delegation of Athena Helix area farmers asked the county court to include part of their road network in the 1993 market road program. They urged starting at Athena and extending toward Helix, stressing farming traffic and wheat tonnage. Delegation members named include George Gerking D H Saunders Laan Dudley Clay Jackson Louie Keon Sheldon Taylor Mike Hunt Joe Cannon and Ed Potter.
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Athena-Helx
Athena-Hilix
Athena
George Gerking
D. H. Saunders
Laan Dudley
Clay Jackson
Louie Keon
Sheldon Taylor
Mike Hunt
Joe Cannon
Ed Potter
League officer galls meeting for Saturday
A Taxpayers' League of Unyatilla county Bay calls a Saturday afternoon meeting at 3:38 in the circuit court room. Nerthorpe Torkt ley, vice-president and acting secretary, discusses urgency as Juiden Feo left the city this morning to attend the session.
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Taxpayers’ League
Unyatilla County Bay
Thne Circuit Court
Ty Nerthorpe Torktley
Onmeentention
Juiden Feo
Tierkeleg
Ferry collision near Zarate kills many including children
In Argentina near Zarate northwest of Buenos Aires a ferry collision yesterday between two vessels caused many deaths and injuries. Rescue workers found disaster scenes with victims, including children, amid burning vessels and wreckage along the river. Police and port authorities investigate the crash and assess damages.
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Auenos
Aires
Che Penn Piter
Zarate
Ornes Aires
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