Operation may cost Big Bill Tilden title
Infected finger may end William Tilden's championship era as doctors consider hand tendon damage after an operation. Little Bill Johnston could rise to the throne if Tilden cannot retain superb control, with Johnston already rated a top challenger and former champion.
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Tilden
Philadelphia
Gerwit
Wiliam ‘Tilden
Tor. W. Pwartley
United Trend
Tien
Hetler
Hak Teoen
Riverton
Tnt
Johneton
Tittley
Jiluintion
Numnber
Sportsmen Hear Chief Warden Speak Monday Evening
A meeting at the Mendieta Commercial Association offices will hear Chief Game Warden George Sawyer discuss migratory fowl season timing and the deed line for shooting near the Cold Springs reservoir. Deputies George Tonkin and Ben Steele will attend. hunters will weigh changes to season dates and public land rules amid ongoing debates in the region.
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Mendieta Commercial Association
George Sawyer
Ehitef
George Tonkin
Diker
Am Ben. Steele
Portnal
Uhr
Cold Springs
Keroud Wickeh Hunters Market Co Fa
Frese
Gidid Springs
Lawrer
Sir Harry Lauder Silences Heckler at Teeton
Sir Harry Lauder quells a heckler during a Teeton concert. An interruption arises as a friend questions how he would tie to the back in the event, prompting Lauder to retort that he has no more intelligence than the heckler. The audience bursts into applause.
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Tostun
Harry Lander
Sout
Ladder
Argonaut investigators seek missing miner as body found
Investigators attempt to locate a miner identified as 48E We OY in Argonaut. The body of Willinan Fees, claimed to be the forty-eighth miner killed by the mine disaster, was found later at the cemetery but misidentified as Kremsel’s earlier. No other inscriptions accompanied the body.
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San
Argonaut
Willinan
Diwt
Fionhay
Kremsel
Petition Filed Against Riverdrive Sidewalk Plan
A city council hearing on the Riverdrive sidewalk project draws opposition from about 60 percent of local property owners. Remonstrances urge the street committee to delay funding and reconsider the plan as bids for paving, sewer extensions, and street work are discussed.
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Rok
Pratitte Warren Constriction Co
Thompoan
Callore
Inne Street
Ain
Brian
Benefit Street
Garden Street
Marten Wroe
eHret Committee
Nh Peppert
Owas Lawin
Webb and
College Streets
Roche
Om Lee
Owatome
Ceeunds
Senator McNary to Discuss Issues at Alta Theater
Senator McNary will tour the state under the Republican committee and speak at the Alta theater on topics from congressional achievements to upcoming election matters. The event, promoted by party officials, aims to inform voters about policy and Merger towns in eastern regions.
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Gregson
Congress
Charter L. McNary
Alta Theater
Elactr
McNary
Vladivostok Evacuation Concluded Amid Turbulent Moves
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports the Japanese evacuation of Vladivostok finishing after frantic efforts to secure coastal lines. The chaotic operation left damaged defenses and uncertain outcomes as ships and troops withdrew under pressure.
Legion Head Commander at Thy American Legion of the New Order
Unclear OCR reads like a title about a legion commander at the American Legion of a new order. Fragmentary wording mentions Jee Uren and a commander role but provides no verifiable details or context.
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Bern Aleetay Nationy
Aimerican Legion
Navy Day Celebrated Across The World
The article discusses Navy Day observances led by Washington and other leaders, highlighting ceremonies, flags, and official remarks. It references Navy Department celebrations, radio broadcasts of naval plans, and promotion of maritime achievements with attention to national defense and historic ships and events.
Portland I W W Decline Aid of National Order
Unclear clipping reports I W W activity in Portland showing decline of national order aid. Non-union workers loading and unloading cargoes today. Police unlocked a hall and set meeting plans, amid a tense labor scene with mixed signals and cautionary temper.
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Portland I. W. W. Decline Aid OF National Order
Pierce Speaks Our Language and Needs, Banker Says
Prominent G P banker Pierce is quoted praising Waller MMer as best for governor. He urges support from diverse voters, claims broad backing and stresses competence, honesty, and reform. Oregon voters report mixed views as campaign efforts intensify.
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Pierce
G. O. P. Banker
Many Women Seeking High Office in 1922
Washington reports a surge of women aiming for political roles in 1922. Among notable figures are Felton and Hooper, with Hetta Mollotte and Alice Robertson named as contenders for senior positions. The landscape shows Republicans, Democrats, and Prohibitionists fielding female candidates, while few men seek to win in key races.
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Washington
Awomaet
Felton
Tom Watson
Owen Cone
Tome Rayan
Bopies
Mie
Veter Olesen
Minnieeta
Hion Hooper
Wisconsin
Noinihnan
Republicaon
Domecmin
Prohibitioniats
Sietaliets
Alice
County Reports Large Sum Spent on Roads
A county board item details a substantial expenditure on road projects. The report notes funds allocated for paving, drainage, and bridge work with figures indicating the overall total. Specific projects include improvements on main routes and several rural connectors, with timelines hinted for completion and maintenance plans for the year.
Betting Offers Show Pierce Favorite In Governor Race
Betting odds favor Pierce in the Oregon governor race with speculation centering on a three-date ballot. Reports claim Pierce could lead with a majority of votes and a strong split across counties. Analysts note conflicting signals from county reports and railmen pools with little consensus on Olcott’s strength.
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Show Pierce
Orton Ie UK
Willie
Petia Neon
Waller M. Tiero
Catia
Reenu
Republic
Olcott
Tirol
Heppner
Steporty
Cint
Ceott
Multnomah
Pierre
Corry
Penn State 10 Play In East West Game
A fragmented report notes Penn State involvement in an East West game with limited readable details. Names and specifics are unclear but indicate a college football context and a formal or official reception or ceremony linked to the event.
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Penn State
Siri Agrees to 10 Meet Carpentier in Bout
Siri agrees to a ten round bout with Carpentier. Negotiations proceed as both sides aim to finalize the date and venue next week. Detained details blur, but the plan centers on completing arrangements for the boxing match.
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Siri
Carpentier
Arab trotter shines in race at night meeting
Oct 26 in Kae Arab horse excelled in a trotting event, finishing with a strong performance. The race featured notable speed and close competition, though details on place and time are limited in the fragment.
Law Says First Task Will Be Ratification Of Irish Treaty
Glasgow dispatch reports Lloyd George pledging to pursue normalcy and ratify the Irish treaty as the initial aim of the new government. He urged swift restoration of prewar procedures while stressing cooperation with the Free State and safeguarding winter flights amid Ireland questions. Parliament was dissolved by King George as Britain heads to the November general election.
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England
Piarlhament
Honor Law
Glasgow ‘Central
Trinh
Free State
Southern Ireland
Laward
Marliament
Sandiingham
King George
Olwetlon
George Voda
Red Cross Drive Field Captains Appointed in City
Pendleton committee appoints 15 district field captains to lead the Red Cross membership drive. The campaign runs from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with a goal of raising 8000 dollars for the county and Pendleton chapter. Chairman IL Scharpf says county finances are strained but hopes to secure half the total locally and the rest countywide.
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RED Cross
Pendleton
Scharpf
Pooneat
Mir. Svharps
L. le Hoerre
J. C. Woodworth
Ed Averill
Weather Report From Carver Station Note
Major Lee Moorhoure reports weather data for Carver with maximum 2 and minimum 45. Luromelor shows 28.60 in the readings.
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Lee Moorhoure
Carver
Maximem
Luromelor
Windhroh Windhroh Lag and the twin mischief at school
Windhroh Lag and 26 Prank and Willa Allen are twins who cause mischief at their school. The article notes their pranks irk peers and staff as they coordinate activities causing disruption and tension among students.
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Windhroh
Willa Allen
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