Notable Movements And Coastal Tremors Reported
Roy Riley traveled to Walla Wathi on Dustiness while Mack Foster went to Portland on business. Harry M. Chambers returned to Pullman after a weekend with Mr. Il Aive. Joe Hy Parkes and others associated with W. Boc, including secretary and graduate mintinger, were present. A dangerous road near Weston drew attention as vehicles faced peril from shifting terrain. Tremors were felt along the coast for miles with no lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Riley
Walla Wathi
Harry M. Chambers
Pullman
Mr. Il Aive
Joe Hy Parkes
Mr. Chambers
Alyn Seerétars
Mintinger
W. Boc
Chile coast towns feel more tremors
A tremor scene along Chile’s coast rattled residents as aftershocks continued. Areas near the coast reported shaking and minor damage, prompting authorities to monitor seismograph readings and issue advisory notes for vulnerable buildings and coastal facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Portlander Held for Stabbing Man in Violent Affray
Velhook is charged with murder in a fatal stabbing during a dispute over money owed for work on Andrew Butlin’s house. The confrontation with Miller and Lubin led to Piplic’s death and others injured as Velhook reportedly grabbed a knife in self defense during the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pertland
Hotre Velhook
Paske Miller
Andrew Butlin
Mare Ithe
Piptle
Velheok
Moalerer
Miller
Pipneen Lubin
Piplic
Lublh
Milles
Belgian Queen Demonstrates Courage in Mines Visit
Queen of the Belgians, Pod- Filanbeth, visited a Limburg mining district and, despite warnings of flooding and danger, descended about 9,000 feet with others. She reemerged safely to an enthusiastic greeting from assembled officials and spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limboturs
Hunnet
Jrty
Bristol Man Held for Brutal Murder
Friston Tennessee November 27 a Bristol man Ben Burchfield is jailed after authorities accuse him of murdering James Smith and two Smith children, dousing bodies with oil and setting fire to the house. The charred remains were found yesterday. police say an axe was used to bludgeon one victim. He refuses to discuss the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friston
Tenn
U. Pa
Felice
Ben
Burchfield
James Smith
Mre
Smith
Mira
Hurchfield
T Wo
161 Gold Star Women Honored for World War Service
Chicago November 27 AP 161 American women who died serving in World War I are chronicled by the American Battle Memorial movement. Their lives span France Armenia Armenia and Manila with nurses and volunteers listed. Memorial efforts include a permanent tribute in the Army and Navy Building and a Washington memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
APO
Met Mide Pinhile Today
Alberta
Armenia
Chine
Manila
Enitain
Americaun
League
Army and Navy
Woshington
Mules
Horace
Washington
Melon C. Courtenay
Savenay
Jané A. Delano
Med Crose
Marion Crandell
Ik Germain Shell
Chalons Sur-Marné
Winona
Martin
Paris
Hospital
H& Germatn
Rath Linden
Gervate Church
Teurix
Cromwell
Dorothea
Gladys
New York
Oif
Viola
Ruth Lundholm
Petaluma
Calif
France
Nettia Grate McBride
Snd
Edith Sarnettere
Tumen
Tomtwk Fiberia
Edith Winchester
Erivan
Irene Givenwileon
American Red Cross Mundum
Unclear football game notes with scattered player names
Fragmented game report detailing a football match between Columbia College and an opponent. Mentions Pendleton, Farnheart, Columbia, Stonebraker, Christengen, Brewster, Gillette, and coach Taylor. Describes forward passes, yardage, a 27 to 0 or 27 to something score, injuries, and lineup jumbled in OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wali
Bhy Cela
Nerimoe
Puasuit
Dpendleian
Columbia Triad
Idiotiin
The
Oval
Heart
Pendleton
Farnheart
Columbia
Stonebraker
Christengen Adder
Fbarnhotrt
Gillette
Brewster
Servey
Bie Owek
Dinger
Taylor Weed
Pendleton Columbia College
Gains 25 Pounds and Feels Like New Person
A San Francisco resident reports Tanlac restored her health after influenza and digestive distress. She says her appetite returned, weight increased by twenty five pounds, and she now feels strong and well. She credits Tanlac and a good doctor for her renewed vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiyos St
San Franchea
For Nothin at the Arcade Theatre
A daring stunt show by Jones called For Nothin' comes to the Arcade Theatre tomorrow. Backed by long practice and nerve, the performer executes perilous acts that draw life insurance interest but are presented as safe showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihek Jones
Dueck Jones
Wow
Arcade Theatre
Missionaries studying Japanese language in Tokio
In Tokio on November 27 forty one new student missionaries arrived from America to begin training at the Tokio Language School. They spoke to the congregation at Tokyo Union Church where Rev. P F Biermann urged the importance of learning for mission work and Christian outreach in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
America
Tokio Union
Ghost Breaker at Rivell theater thrills expected
Wallace Reid stars in Paramount’s The Ghost Breaker at the Rivell theatre. Lila Lee and Walter Hiers lead a melodrama with modern trims set in Spain and Kentucky. A haunted Aragon villa, a feuding family, a funny servant, elevator fight, ocean liner chase, and dramatic color promise plenty of thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Rivell Theatre
Gila Lee
Walter Hiers
Aragon
Lila Lee
Mr. Held
Kentucky
Jarvis
Rusty Snow
Walter Hiersman
New York
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Mack Foster
Portland
Weston
Petri
Milton
Shipa
Sane Haya
Coquinibo
Hemeoither
Piheindenoengire Bank
Pereletor Cwe
Despain
Cash Grocery
William Fox
Buck Jones
Prussels
Filanbeth
Courace
Mee
Fust
Bristol
Johnson
Jonnhon
Horna
Adkinson
Csseea
Rel Waafton
PIAA
Groyorni Rtl , Illette
Rarnheart
Stonebreaker
Raymond
Ces “Hristengon
Aibeon
Smovies
Arcade
Buckaroos
ceWtifies
Crompace
Prediefon High School
Leonard
Hreeeter
Savy
Priest Gott
Ranweed
Lending Diasound
Deslers
Oregon
Northwest
R. Chas
J. Dean
Morrison Fortrano
Franklin
Plantey
Fracklin
F. Court Street
Pendleton Auto CO
Priidieton, Ore
LA Grande
Walla Walla
Franklin Fales
Spokang—Hants & Halstead
Roibe—Normah Grats
Yakima —Frankliin
Yakima
Heaillton Nash Co
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