29 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
1
Chicago reports recount Ex premier Clemenceau credited with calm patience as Mayor Thompson’s remarks drew tepid applause. The French leader urged peace through war’s lessons, warning that future conflict would come unless nations unite and reason together amid distrust.
Weather report by Major Lee Moorhouse notes maximum 42 minimum 34 with a freezing reading 28 and snow in the eastern portion.
A Kansas City woman greets Miss Jordan and her child, while the father’s name is kept secret. The report mentions confusion over custody and security concerns amid wartime disruption and travel notes from London and Cologne, with references to local names and places.
A fragmented Kansas City area clipping notes a public question about who may marry and cites proposed restrictions. The text references the Hib of Tenth and the need to consider who is deemed diseased, with names and terms blurred. The item reads as a stray notice or editorial fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text references The Printer a Waters and mentions Downing Street and a figure linked to Lydyd Glade Weert. It hints at a political or ceremonial event with names and places but is largely unintelligible. No clear outcome or date is discernible.
In London and Washington, officials report renewed stalemate over wartime controls as pacific scrapes fail to advance. The dispute centers on postwar measures and enforcement, with no clear path forward as allied partners press for concessions and legal guarantees.
A garbled report from Lyul dock Texas details a jail incident where an unidentified inmate described as a fat man reportedly blocked an escape attempt. The text is fractured and difficult to parse but mentions authorities, a possible second figure named WW Sprang, and concerns over the inmate’s popularity following the event.
Detroit Mayor with long municipal service begins transition after retirement announcement. He is identified as a Ford official and former city administrator crafting his path to the Newberry post amid city government changes and ongoing administration reshaping.
Pendiehon reports Buck players sidelined including Stoupbunker and others hampering lineup for the Baker clash. Columbia College terms and turnover pressures loom as quarterback adjustments and punt plays figure in the run of play tomorrow.
Fragmented OCR text discusses auto licenses and road bond interest with mentions of taxes, constitutional references, and sums around 400 to 600. The garbled material references a bond, tax collection, and a public issue involving a road project and related financing, but specifics are unclear.
French authorities deny reports that France plans to march into the Ruhr region. The article notes tension in the German border area and reassures that Paris seeks restraint while remaining wary of French security concerns.
In Washington amid President Harding's illness the White House faced disruption as holiday preparations and official duties paused. The article notes Mrs. Harding's condition, the president's absence from several engagements, and lingering questions about upcoming social obligations and government routines.
A chaotic report outlines a long past alcohol case tied to Athena residents and a court suit for damages. Names appear garbled, but the narrative recounts a trial, obligations of deputies, and a December date with references to temperance era actions and a political candidate.
Washington Novtht NS reports a series of conferences between Preventive Marching and United States district attorneys to speed injunctions and actions against violators of the national prohibition act. Attorneys to Hebton emphasize rapid court action and stricter enforcement to curb illegal sales and distribution.
In November 2010 Washington a House vote of 208 to 184 approved the subsidy bill in a surprise administration victory. The measure totals over 39 million and faces strong Senate opposition. The passage followed a presidential address urging support and relied on Republican insurgents to secure the majority.
Mahop William Pil Remington of Eastern Oregon announced Baker will be his bishop residence promising $15,000 for a bishop home. Georg the eldest noted the selection and residence within the town.
Pendleton plans a quiet Thanksgiving with religious services across town. Morning services at churches including Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian, with an Episcopal gathering at 11 and Christian Science prayers, then noon closing. no football game scheduled locally.
In a murky scene the winner eludes clear results as the event unfolds with scattered attendees. Names and places are barely readable but imply a local gathering in New York and a notable figure Bohannon amid foggy weather and low turnout.
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