Lloyd George and Law Share Similar Policies in Campaign
London Oct 27 A V The similarity of views championed by Law and Lloyd George dominates current campaign speeches. Observers foresee a possible coalition government after the election meeting on November 14. Law’s platform is criticized for lack of definiteness while The Times praises its straightforward moderation. Chronicle accuses Law of offering no reason to remove Lloyd George and of proposing to do nothing beyond current actions.
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Evelyn Scotney to Appear Here Tuesday at Methodist Church
Evelyn Scotney, famed coloratura soprano, will perform next Tuesday evening at the Methodist church in Mankleton. Born in Pallarat, Victoria, she studied in Melbourne, trained under Mme Melba in Paris, and later sang with the Metropolitan Opera and major opera houses before wartime tours in Australia.
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Spokane Man Completes 16000 Mile Walking Tour
Ey Campo Tex reports Spokane resident W J Dehneon of Epe Kone has finished a long walking trip, completing over 14000 miles and preparing for further proving steps. The travel tale notes continued plans and anticipation of more mileage as he nears the end of the journey.
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La Grande Confidence Faces Pendleton in Big Football Clash
Pendleton high school football visits La Grande at Riverside Park tomorrow. La Grande fans expect victory while Pendleton aims to rebound after a rough stretch. The season standings feature Hermiston and Wallowa as top contenders, with La Grande favored to stay in the pennant chase as schedule winds down.
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County records dispute star feature on Walter M Pierce
Umatilla county records challenge a Portland Mud Squad feature alleging attempts to damage Walter M Pierce. The note misdated May 27 1965 and a May 37 1965 mortgage show the claim as false and a smear tied to Pierce’s campaign for equality.
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Hanmer Murder Story Ties Hammer Purchase Attack to Mrs Phillips
Report describes the Hanmer murder case linked to a hammer purchase and subsequent attack. The narrative centers on Mrs Phillips and ties the weapon to the crime. Authorities investigate motives and timeline as details emerge.
Woman Helps Man Choose Whiskey Before Tragedy
A Los Angeles report describes a woman who helped a man select whiskey the day before a fatal shooting. The narrative follows the purchases, the victim’s actions the next day, and mentions a court case and investigations surrounding the event. Local names and places appear in fragmented OCR text.
Farmers Not Bound by Railroad and Warehouse Contract
An 1870s court opinion finds farmers are not bound by contracts with railroad and warehouse firms. The ruling discusses the scope of obligations, the role of the commission and the rights of farmers to seek remedy. The case references the Northern Motive and several pacified parties, noting the binding effect only upon explicit agreement and not by general association.
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Dry Law Thrift Cause Stated by U.S. Bankers
U.S. bankers state that the dry law drives thrift and urges enforcement to curb waste. The report notes discussions of economic impact, with bankers linking prohibition to savings and national needs, amid broader talks on policy and finance.
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Eye witness denial in New Brunswick murder case
Mrs. Jane Gibson denies hearing the murderer's name and claims she was at home when the crime occurred. Police search for an auto seen in a lane as Mrs Hall and her brother are questioned about their whereabouts during the night of September 24. Authorities pursue possible links while witnesses and family members provide conflicting statements amid an unfolding investigation.
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Baker Spotlight Declares Traffic Cop Case
Fragmented OCR text records a local incident involving a traffic officer named Baker with a spotlight label. It mentions a fine of 15 for a death related event on a highway and a report that continues on page four, with unreadable portions about other individuals and details.
Halid Edib Hanum Woman Back of Kemal Is Now World Figure
A dramatic profile on Halid Edib Hanum, lauded as a symbol of emancipated Turkish womanhood and a key ally to Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The piece credits her influence in modernizing state life, politics, and national reform as a leading woman in the aftermath of the Great War, with emphasis on her intellect, language, and public role.
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Mexican Consulate Closed in New York by Property Attachment
The Mexican consulate in New York City was ordered closed today due to a property attachment by a New York court. The action follows a claim against the Mexican government by Oliver Anerle in trading company, with the closing claimed to violate international law.
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McNary Praises Harding and Pleads for Party Loyalty
Senator McNary lauds President Harding and urges Republicans to stay united. The speech, delivered at the Atti theater, defends the Harding administration, highlights postwar policies, and notes measures like tax reduction and rural credit to aid farmers and agricultural interests.
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Italian Premier Facta Expected to Resign Soon
The cabinet, led by Premier Facta, is set to resign amid negotiations with fascist leaders. Mussolini's demands for nationalist representation loom as ministers quit and a reshaped cabinet is anticipated in Rome.
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Montana Rector Shot Early This Morning
WAVE Mont Oct 87 A P S Rev Leonaed Jacob Christler rector of St Mark's Church of the Incarna ton at Alatre shot and killed at Nie homie hove at 1 o'clock morning by Mira Margaret Carleton wife of former Judge Frank Carleton of WLII county who then killed herself. The two families have long been friends and she left no explanation for the shooting.
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Sharp advance in wheat prices in Chicago market
Wheat rallied with December contracts at 1.145 to opening and May at 1.19 and July at 1.08. Yesterday's closes stood at 1.113 and 1.04 for Jy. Overbeck Cooke quotes show December at 1.92, May at 2.34, July at 2.0.
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Weather Report From Major Moorhouns Forecast
The weather note records a high reading of 2 and a low of 45 with a barometer at 29 40 and winds or other local indicators noted as 03. The source is a clipped meteorology entry attributed to Major Moorhouns with imperfect OCR.
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CATTLE MARKET STEADY AT PORTLAND TRADE
Market steady with choice steers and heifers noted in Portland yard. Prices hold near prior levels as buyers show moderate demand and feeders seek better lots. Sheep and lambs steady to firm with light demand on lighter weights.
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