Oregon Triumphs In Hard Fought Whitman clash 6 3
Oregon defeated Whitman 6 to 3 at Walla Walla before about 5000 fans. Early in the first half Changman scored after a series of plays, with Oregon maintaining the lead as Whitman failed conversions. The game featured strong defense, penalties against Whitman, and notable runs by Tilton and Heritace as both teams pressed for advantage.
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Whitiman
Rallman
Wall Walla
Wetther Pendleton
Loint
Northwest
Tunure
Willman
Oregon
Huntington
Whitman
Borlesio
Ron
Changman
Oregoon Toon
Klehore
Orecoen
Jets
Orcon Triet
Merle
Garde Dows
Pases Tilten
Titen
Fie Evn
Tilton
Oram
Caughbt
Mue
Colt Vene
Aeale
Holmes
Wee
Gram
Anreten Salm
Ponte
Abe
Oaks
Gregen
Labor to Discuss Advanced Work in Master Mechanics
Labor leaders and educators met at Laptead Hill to discuss advanced instruction for skilled trades. A. B. Nichols state superintendent of trades and industries and Liat Welt head of the state federation of labor conferred with representatives of local schools and unions about a program to better laborer conditions and training, to be discussed in union meetings and statewide programs.
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Laptead Hill
A. BH. Nichols
Simith- Hughes Not
Ope Martyle
Etate Federation of Labor
Ecratta
Nichole
Nicholy
Atrios Pragenm
Chamberlain Responds to Mud Attack on Walter Pierce
The statement defends Chamberlain Comer and Governor of Greenmount from accusations of fraud in a loan to a school. It asserts the loan was lawful, notes repayments, and claims the board acted with fairness while noting no wrongdoing by Pierce. Several named figures and figures discuss appraisals, interest, and reexamination costs.
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Chamberlain
MUD Squad
Walter Pierce
Piero
Renrte Ts
Gremon
Ford
Pounhar
Moore
Setae Fonds
Tiwan
Iividdalte
Cote
Pierce
Woman Acquitted of Murder of Babies
Hammond Tad et al report that Mrs McNally was acquitted of murder charges in a case where her twin Betles was allegedly killed. The defense argued lack of proof linking the crime to the defendant as she was at home with her mother in Chicago, while returned to South Neat. McNally was fined with certain terms. verdict marked by the judge as not guilty.
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Hammond
Tad
Phentes
McNalle Boeing
Muarderttis
Ted
McNelly
Chikeeo
McNally
South
Mra McNally
Fire destroys structure at Weeden building site
An incendiary blaze tore through a Weeden construction area causing deaths and alarms as emergency crews rushed to contain the fire. Witnesses described loud cries and a chaotic scene with animals nearby, while investigators began examining the incident’s origins.
Blind Man Loses Eyes as Faithful Dog Vanishes
Fragmented report from Kansas City details a blind man losing his sight and a faithful dog going astray. The piece blends garbled names and partial phrases but centers on a missing dog and a man affected by the incident.
Fragmentary OCR Note Gives No Clear Story
Incomplete readable text shows random letters and misordered words. No identifiable persons dates places events or organizations emerge from the fragment.
Elite plotters attested amid retreat toward See Te Koperion
A fragmentary report notes Cel tl. P-Tha elite term and retreat toward See Te Koperion amid tensions involving Chancellor Whian. The remaining details point to attested actions by the plotters and unsettled leadership.
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Whian
Tee
Alleen
Invasion of Portland May Call Out Troops
Civil Liberties Union protests arrests in Portland as a large crowd gathers amid reports of an invasion threat. Police clash with demonstrators. hundreds are detained or tried as prosecutors review video evidence and state officials coordinate security measures.
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Portland
Wally Reid Suffers Nervous Collapse
Wally Reid suffered a nervous collapse as reported from Los Anglia on October 21. The article notes his medical condition and says he was removed from the public scene for weeks of rest and treatment.
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Wally Reid
Los Anglia
Get
Aaffer
Erwin Ellen Jane Metal de Grend
New Hospital Wing to Be Dedicated Sunday Afternoon
A new wing of St. Anthony's Hospital will be dedicated Sunday afternoon with public viewings promised. Harold Warner, city attorney, will present remarks at the dedication along with a program detailing the hospital’s structure and cost.
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Colomond
Ponthond
St. Anthony's Tospitel
Harold Warner
Elty
Will
Tawited
Musical Artists to Perform Next Tuesday
Fragmented OCR text lists names and snippets about musical artists slated for a Tuesday appearance. It mentions performers such as Wimbyite Weed dee and the Pin Sipters, with garbled lines suggesting an event program and press notes but few clear facts or dates.
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Avery
Lee Pope
Wonder Nes
Sour
Didlen
Washington State Wins After Slow Start in Moscow Tilt
Washington State College repelled a rough opening to defeat Ohio on the road in Moscow. Braniake connected for a Cougars touchdown, Kickny followed with a Stivers pass on the 22 yard line, and Tireake added another. Idaho mounted a counterattack late, but Cougars held on.
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Washington
Moscow
Pilate
Brayaniake
Het Cougur
Kickny
Stivers Puss
Otal Tireake
Deelling
Idahie
Kleffner
Acta
Wild Wand Ponds comity funds and school clerks ruling
County treasurer will hold funds and reimburse the districts rather than school clerks. A county court ruling shifts financing from warrants to funds, with school money no longer earning interest. The plan seeks to save about $300 yearly and allow hiring a faculty member.
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Klttrelaton
Contener
Nhco
Wheat prices fall in Chicago market today
Wheat prices retreat in Chicago as contracts show declines across months with July at $1.09 and May near $1.11. Market notes reflect market volatility and commentary from traders amid unsettled supply concerns in the first quarter.
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Chicago
British people told of work by ex premier
In an address at LEADS England Lloyd George urged the people to decide whether piety or nation comes first. He praised postwar government work, defended his record, and argued the Washington Treaty would keep Britain strong while pursuing peace and international goodwill. He called himself progressive and democratic while attacking his opponents.
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Leds
England
U.P
Bilal
Livonne
Con Petive Gtc
Engind
London
Fortier
Janteuil
Lind George
Magazines Donated to Hard-Up Berlin Residents
Foreign subscription cuts force down imports while Berlin receives charity copies. In 1919 about 3,000 foreign periodicals were available at the Reichspost rate, but only 200 issues remain now. U.S. scholars and American institutions contribute free publications to Berlin amid shortages and currency strain.
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Berlin
Columbia University
Thryuwh
Anmericag
Gerren Sutnmie Society of America
Philadelphia
Weather Report by Major Moorhous Observer Buckeye
The Weather report from Major Lee Moorhous shows a maximum of 2 Mitton 32 and a barometer reading of 26.25. The note indicates standard observing procedures and a high/low forecast context for the area.
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Lee Moorhous
Wether
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