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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1922
Page
6
Local social items and club notes describe upcoming dances, entertainments, and society events. The Wilbeom Telescope Club plans a dinner and gathering at the Public hall with guests listed, plus details on a garden party and a church event. Also noted are a wedding ceremony with a later residence and reception notices, many names and affiliations.
Unclear OCR text outlines an anarchist trial with references to defendants Jussi Nin and Daniel Witt. The fragment mentions a total conference, a jury, and court procedures, but many words are garbled, leaving uncertainties about exact charges, dates, and outcomes. The readable names suggest a legal case proceedings report with limited context.
A United States agency orders overtime pay for telegraphers amid labor tensions and potential arbitration. The action follows prolonged bargaining and signals a shift in wage and hour standards affecting railway communications workers across major routes.
Senator Walsh would favor proclamations in a Washington scene described in a fragmented report. The text mentions legislative context and names but is damaged, with unclear dates and actions, reflecting a historic inquiry style without clear outcomes.
An auto salesman was stabbed to death in a violent incident described from Washington dispatches. The report names officials and mentions investigations by authorities in connection with the killing amid wartime poverty and disruption.
Fragmented text appears to discuss demonstration ideas for housewives, mentioning daily tasks, styles, and activities. The readable portions reference household themes and possible events or demonstrations, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
Nov 27 London report notes a wave of questions about a woman’s death involving self harm. Containing garbled OCR text, it mentions calling ingers and a possible inquest or investigation with limited readable names or places.
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