28 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1922
Page
1
Chicago crowds prepare for a public clash as Mayor Thomson and Georges Clemenceau voice sharp criticisms of America’s stance toward Europe. Clemenceau speaks tonight at a city event while Thomson addresses the audience on foreign policy and wartime aims.
Washington November 22 President Harding stated the White House will not seek modifications to the Volstead act and remains determined to enforce the dry law. He called enforcement the overarching policy of the administration amid evolving public support for stricter prohibition measures.
The tug Sea Monarch arrived in Seattle towing the steamer Siart brother which became helpless after losing its rudder in the storm of November 28. Both vessels were heavily buffeted by gale winds and rough seas during the voyage.
The weather report by Major Lee Moorhouse notes a maximum of 34 and a minimum of 26 with 5 snow in one portion.
De Valera denounces Free State chic and unveils a new cabinet amid Irish government tensions. Key figures include Foreign Affairs minister and other senior posts as the state reevaluates leadership as the interview signals possible action against De Valera’s government.
Walla Walla banker Turvor died from suspected poisoning at his home after attending a wedding in Portland. He was a prominent local figure and described as one of the best known citizens in the region. The incident prompted police to open an inquiry, with the motive and exact circumstances under investigation.
Campbell wins a legal battle challenging his extradition to California on a charge of failure to support miner children. The Sacramento deputy sheriff reported Campbell’s removal to California after a writ issued by the court, with the hearing and order detailed in court records.
Fragmentary text describes a damaged scene with a powered device and broken wheel in an unspecified event. Names and details are unclear, but the snippet hints at an accident or equipment failure. Readable entities include Lack and Provemajeetic as potential firm or place references, though certainty is low.
The Umatilla delegation vows support for tax reform and opposes politics as usual at a public meeting. Local officials and lawmakers discussed proposed changes, suggesting tighter fiscal oversight and ending partisan maneuvering to benefit residents.
A foggy transcript details the Somerville murder trial where a defendant nicknamed Pig Woman faces a grand jury. Testimony centers on witnesses noting a tense courtroom, with Mrs Giliken and Mrs TAN as attendees as proceedings continue before the jury.
Cabinet divisions emerge over a merger case cited with agricultural policy concerns. Key figures, including a secretary and chairs, voice positions on the core issue as debates continue behind closed doors. The president appears pressed to reconcile competing viewpoints amid pressure from industry allies.
A deteriorated Hillsboro report describes a convoluted plot involving a Hillsboro veteran and a perilous scheme aimed at harming or manipulating a named woman. The fragment hints at a court-like inquiry and references a memorial or death related motive tied to a local figure.
A chaotic report claims Greek authorities execute former cabinet members amid a formal British protest. Charges of high treason for military defeat spark threats to break diplomatic relations.
Portland report states Lightner was found guilty on narcotic charges by federal court. Jurors convicted after deliberations in a case involving alleged possession and distribution. The trial is described as part of broader federal enforcement efforts against narcotics.
Pendleton Woolen Mills blankets gain demand in Pittsburgh stores as visitors recount Pendleton products on sale. The article notes strong interest in the woolen goods and highlights a favorable reception from local shoppers, with emphasis on quality and value in the Pittsburgh market.
A New York family, a veteran and his wife, adopt Warren a small child with a complex wartime backstory. Warren, a Kinga Ike’s covet wife Alley, becomes part of the family after the service, and the couple shares their welcoming of a new life formed amid overseas service and postwar adjustment. The article notes the couple’s lifelong dedication to caring for vulnerable children.
John Montgomery, formerly connected with the Pacific Conet Foint Black Land Think of Portland, moves to a new post as chief executive at S60 Frotelmoo. His predecessor was Juday Marsh of Mortman Abatimet Co. The event is noted in Oregon City on November 28, with a terse report citing a ceremonial transfer amid unclear details.
In a murky transcript, townsfolk discuss cattle and farm stock sales alleged by slickers. References to a sheriff, warrants, and a period of action suggest a paged local incident with investigative angles. The piece mentions a sum 124.206 and names uncertain locales and persons.
Conflicting reports depict Clemenceau clashing with the cabinet over policy. Serrhen is mentioned as a deputy amid tension while discussions reference leadership, duties, and potential resignations within the government.
Serattla was elected president of the Pacific North Sweet Newspaper Association at its annual meeting in Spokane. The event followed a tense session noting regional press concerns and upcoming initiatives.
A plan to pay reparations money is cited as the cause of a failure. Action to come in January details a care plan to pay herself.
ARIS reports the cabinet approved a plan to seize coal mines and collect export taxes in the district held by Home Military. The move aims to assert control over mine output and revenue while addressing tensions with French forces and the broader crisis in the area. The cabinet did not disclose details, but the action targets direct state control over resources and revenue in the disputed zone.
A chaotic account details a bettor loss when a horse race produced unexpected outcomes. The owner agreed to refund money to backers who showed tickets, after protests over jockey weights and alleged miscalculations.
Lima, Ohio November 2. A professor from a local college denounced the modern perfume habits for women in a provocative talk. He warned young women against wearing strong scents and dressing in a provocative fashion to attract men. He urged women to seek steady work and avoid sensational styles, arguing it harms moral character and job prospects. The remarks drew discussion from attendees and highlighted concerns about social norms.
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