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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
6
A long list of visitors from Idaho Oregon and Utah arrive in Pendleton including Chas W Cordwell Roy Duttrong Mia Shanks J E Lambert and many others. Local residents from Spokane Vancouver and Portland mingle with officials and railroad staff as nationwide travels contribute to a bustling Pendleton day.
Merck will win the election, with a Reed majority expected. The piece predicts Fein’s defeat and notes shifting support among Oregon farmers as the race looms.
Huntington outlines lineup changes and returning players for the Whitman game in Pendleton. Key figures include Chapman and Doten Cram back from injuries, Shields and Brown expected to see action, with Callafon, Byler, and others listed among the squad. Train schedules and travel from Walla Walla to Pendleton are noted as fans anticipate the match.
A vintage production of Manslaughter is noted for its lavish sets and star power. The text recalls the film’s era, praising the scale of the final production and the director’s ambitions, as well as the award-worthy craftsmanship behind the hero’s dramatic scenes.
A garbled OCR item notes Alfred Hitchcock like plans for a film adaptation of a play. It mentions Alice Duer Miller and a nontechnical production, with references to timing and a bank, and Wilmot’s involvement. The readable fragments hint at a pending release and cast notes amid unclear wording.
A garbled narrative fragment traces a convoluted tale through names such as Beatrice and Joy, weaving references to love and a distant past. The text wanders between characters, places, and songs, with scattered captions hinting at a dramatic sequence and hidden relationships.
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