Three Escaped Prisoners Recaptured in Los Angeles
Three escapees Herbert Wilson Yreneher Miert Hundit and Adam Hhisxyk were recaptured in Los Angeles after twenty hours on the run. Sheriff Treager said plan details from last April aided the capture, following a swift surrounding of a house near the ex-convict’s residence. Police learned the men were in the city and surrounded a home, ending the audacious escape with swift force. Postal workers reported the prisoners had forced a driver and were kept in a chicken coop until found.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Wilson
Brownsville
Ore
Yreneher
Mieit Hundit
Munderen
Adam Hhisxyk
All Wand
Oun Vite
Guidy Spaneia
Treager
Wilson
Alnor
Herbert Cox
Partnen
Tom Garwood
Carwood
Hove
Los Anole
Simery Bean
Kent
High Grade Golf Is Promised for Walla Walla Meet
Walla Walla Wash Oct 18 That the annual tourney for the Walla Walla Country club loving cup next Saturday will be among the best seen locally is the view of Jack Kenner former Instructor at the municipal lake in Portland Renner now an instructor here The pins of Walla Walla golfers have improved greatly and the competition will be keen K Falkenberg last year winner will keep the cup if he wins again Other past winners include Everett Smith and Dr W Smith The 18 hole qualifying round is next Saturday and Sunday followed by a weekend match among the top 16 to decide the final four for the cup
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Everett Smith
Tt. W. Smith
Fay
Hellen May Never Play Baseball Again
Henry Hellen, star outfielder formerly with the San Francisco team, writes his brother that injuries from a December game near Washington may end his career. He fractured a collar bone and broke his shoulder after tripping over a base while obtaining a hit.
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San Francisco
Herry Hellen
Detroit Almert
Bool
Washington Fund
Hellman
Weather report from Moorhouse observer shows mild day
The Moorhouse weather observer Major reports a maximum temperature of 74 and a minimum of 2 with a barometer reading at 0.90. The brief note conveys a simple daily climatic snapshot from the Moorhouse station.
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Major
Moorhouse
Heppner Hunter Dies After Accidental Shot
PORTLAND Det 2s W 0 Mie ner from Heppner died after an accidental shotgun discharge while hunting pheasants Sunday. He was brought home to Heppner and died Tuesday at the Gool Samaritan Hospital. The buckshot struck his shoulder and chest as the gun fired near a tree with his dog nearby. He was 42 years old, a banker and farmer, survived by his wife and two children.
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Portland
Miener
Heppner
Adner
Minor
Anil
Harding Promises Higher Prices to Farmers
Washington, Gut. 1 1 The President said prices for farmers would rise as part of a new era of activity and prosperity for the United States economy. Secretary Wallace outlined steps toward restoring prices and markets, though farmers remain under compensated as policy aims to aid price growth and production.
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Washington
Gut
United States
Harding
Waller
Washington Court Hose
Ohio
Thor
Canmers
Local Buy Tickets For Oregon Whitman Football
Town urged to purchase general admission tickets now for Friday football at Rowland Grounds. Tickets on sale at Sawtelle’s Jewel Store with a single message from the committee chair urging early purchase to avoid Friday rush and to secure return fares after the game.
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Univers'ty
Oregon-Whitman
Sawtelle
Derail
Elin Buildin
Stray Shot Injury Shakes Hermiston Man at Race
Hermiston Opt Oct 1 reports a spectator's accident during a county fair event near Hermiston. A gun misfire and a fall caused by a shattered barrel injured Commerce's foot, with witnesses describing confusion and concern as medical help arrived.
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Hermiston
City of Honolulu Sinks 70 Watery Grave Today
A derelict ship near Honolulu sank after shots fired, sinking quickly with the bow rising before vanishing. The steamer, once carrying a passenger fine, went under after a brief flare of gunfire and heavy seas.
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City OF
Honolulu
Ander
Huskies Travel to Face Whitman in Friday Grid Clash
Twenty one Huskies depart Eugene for a Friday afternoon game against Whitman. The trip includes team staff, a trainer and cognitive notes on travel and conditioning as the squad prepares for a regional matchup.
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Huskies
Eugene
Whitman
University Banquet Postponed Indefinitely
The university banquet has been postponed indefinitely due to unspecified reasons. Organizers state the event will be rescheduled for a later date and advise students to monitor campus notices for new information.
Investigation Into C-2 Destruction Begins
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to an investigation of a C-2 destruction. Names and clear details are unreadable, with scattered phrases about a military context, time, and persons. The readable text hints at an official inquiry and potential chain of command references amid broken names and dates.
Legion Voters Push Fight for Bonus Bill at Convention
About thirty thousand delegates gathered in New Orleans for a Legion convention parade and session. Jucse Landis spoke asserting the bonus is justice as figures and motions circulated among the crowd and committee members debated the measure amid partisan tensions and procedural delays.
Segmented Update on Employment and Weather Conditions
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate mixed employment status and weather impacts. It references MOYO Stith Bettie and HA Autetela with unclear agency ties, mentions winter midpoints and a November timing, and notes fluctuating conditions affecting supply and logistics.
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Coutierpaulsee
London Minister Wonton Chinen Succumbs to Attack
London reports the Prime Minister Wonton Chinen suffers a severe illness described as penitentia following an attack at Pownall Palace during dinner. Officials confirm the incident and are reviewing security measures as the public seeks information on his condition.
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London
Wonton Chinen
Peniilettia
Livestock Market Steady in Ontario Trade
In Ont tA traders report a steady livestock market with limited price movement. Buyers and sellers show cautious interest as buyers seek value and sellers hold firm on asking prices amid light trading activity.
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Poe
Mage Firm
Milter Wletidy
Governor Olcott to Speak at Alta Theater Thursday Evening
Governor Olcott will address Pendleton residents Thursday night at the Alta Theater as part of a state tour. A. G. Hall, county Republican chairman, said the event will feature introductory remarks from local officials and participation by state leaders.
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Governor Olcott
Alta Theater
W Oleh
Pendleton
A. G. Hall
Republican Central
Albi
Mhurrsilly
Chicago Turns Marty Krug Over To Los Angeles
Chicago sends Marty Krug to Los Angeles as part of a baseball shakeup early in the season. The trade follows concerns about fielding and hitting, with Krug moving to join the Dodgers at a time when the Cubs seek to rebuild their infield.
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Chicago
Marty Krug
Los Angeles
Aia
Sivewiat
Los Adarelos
New York Diamond Salesman Robbed
A New York diamond salesman was robbed of jewelry valued at about a dollar worth of items. The incident occurred near Congress Hotel as four men in a car approached and attacked, taking wallets and valuables from the victims.
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New York
Lorie
Ntfons
Congress
Avute
Michlean Houlevard
Jan Tiree
Ronan
Armistice Day Community Affair Planned
Members of the American Legion and Rotary members met to discuss Armistice Day observance as a community event. A parade and ceremonial program were proposed with local officials and Pendleton boosters contributing to the planning. The meeting approved forming committees and flagged plans for a Lane Creek Canyon area gathering.
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American Legion
Rotary
Elih
Hhe Dingo
Schirpshow
Monay
LG. Fresier Aviegne
Hartmat
Pendleton
Loew Party
Grant County
Imiot Nork
Uklat Rand
Lane Creek
Canyon
Whitman Colla
Pendieten
Ruttern
Pentieten
Pendieten Tage Pen Tide
Em— Tet
Artuck
Kemalists Barred From Constantinople Ceremony
Allied officials unanimously decide to forbid the Kemalist ceremony destined for Thrace near Constantinople. Turkish national police plan to halt all events. Pasengers and crowds in the city express disappointment as preparations for the welcome fade.
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Thrace
Constantinople
Beering
Turkieh National Police
Love Letters Public in Hall Mills Case Describe Defenders
A New Transferick report details letters found in Hall and Mills case accusing a jealous lover of causing a double tragedy. Prosecutor Hawkwood released letters from the slain minister and “the other woman,” alleging a chain of longing and jealousy.
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Hall-Mills
New Transerick
N. J
Herolf
Stev
Edward Halls
Milinke
Food Will Win Grid Games Says Athletes
Seattle reported athletes from the University of Washington believe food will boost the 1922 Purple and Gold grid fortunes. Under coach Miriam Conihear, now deceased, and kitchen mentor Mo Snyder, the training table gains are cited as improving form. Snyder plans beefsteak every other night with potatoes and pastry except before games.
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Seattle
Wash
Mriam Conihear
University of Washington
Mo Snyder
Boat Club
Ffreshmen
Mra M
Snyder
Alaska Gold Output Seen Rising This Season
Aliwhka Oct. 10 A P A C Gotwale acting president of the Alaska road commission says interior Manica gold production will likely be larger than 1921 after a through trip along the Richardson Highway and Alaska Road districts. He notes increased nativity along the valley creeks and reports a definite rise in placer diggings in the Fairbanks district with outside interest eyeing dredge operations to work local properties.
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Joneav
Aliwhka
Col
J. C. Gotwale
Alaska Road Commission
Richardson Highway
Alaska
Col Gotwall
Fairbanks
Placer Tito
Mal. Getwols
PRESS CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED AT STATE COLLEGE OF WASHINGTON
Officers chosen include President Chester Treese of Lewiston Ida and Vice President Robert Buckin of Port Blakely Secr etary Idaecom Launabury. New members announced include Jake Dunkin Lawrence Goodrich Bart Nomnan Spokane Eileard Botwell Seattle Nelson Wilson Cootnal Ida Donald Merrin Hardweet Ted Mum caster Cowpeville and West Toran Wonstehee.
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State College of Washington
Chester Treese
Lewiston Ida
Robert Buckin
Port Blakely
Idaecom
Launabury
Jake Dunkin
Lawrence Goodrich
Bart Nomnan
Spokane
Eileard Botwell
Seattle
Nelson Wilson
Cootnal
Ida
Donald Merrin
Ted Mumcaster
Cowpeville
West Toran
Wonstehee
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Roy Gardner
Preaghetty
Heppner Hunter
Costner
Gomeiie
Commerce
Dr. &. S. Gale
Sonifnt
University of Tas
Ederene
Yivelwity Foothill
Hayward Wil
Trey
Reece Fedlt
Lee Nyeeredendt
Opty’ Batown
Hk Tratt
Rie
Teefowen
Doe
Wan
Kirtiey
Gren Halve
Latham
Tuilinek
Frost
Wi Petty
Oregon
Gram
Johnson
Chapman
Eine
Youngponey
Pan Anton
POA
Time Air WibTy
Ceeteet
Ali Bip
eiAeindet
WH Boegver
Legion
Jucse Landis
Convention Hall
New Orleans
CAL Pooemi
Hianitpiele
Delmitater
Legos
Cherchide
Forti
Kenworthy
Mowat Pratt
Jeal
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