Fatal shooting after store altercation in Helix
Witnesses recount a struggle between Rose and Clark over ejecting Clark's son from a Helix store. Rose shot and killed Howe after the marshal Yvonne Clark allegedly removed the gun’s safety and fired. Funeral services are planned in Helix, with Clark held for inquest as residents react to the incident.
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Clark
Helix
Thelin
Hov
Ilina Lark
Witheuses
Vente Te Titer Lark
Chirk
Miele
Ron
Toy
AO Deaton
Ao Reget
Felenagh
Howe
Rose
Htoce
Popitar
Mulix
Pendleton
Efforts to stem sentiment for Pierce fail in forecasted election
A garbled report describes failed attempts to curb rising support for Pierce, referencing forecasting efforts, political figures, and a broad spectrum of names and places. It notes implications for campaigns and public opinion, with mentions of senators, governors, and various stakeholders amid a contentious election cycle.
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Pierce
December Wheat Futures Close at $1.15
Prices show December wheat closing at 1.15 with other months quoted around 1.14 to 1.05. Overbeck A Cooke reports mixed open and bid figures including May and July contracts, reflecting a cautious trading day in the grain market.
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S Am
Overbeck A Cooke
Cattle Market Steady at Portland Sale
Cattle market steady with cattle steady to slightly higher. Steers bring six seventy five to seven fifty, heifers steady to strong, cows steady to lower. Trade described as slow to weak for some classes, with butterfat expectations noted.
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Portland
Cheten
Weather Report From Major Moorhours
Weather record credits Major Moorhours reporting in Baltimore noting a minimum temperature of 31 and a barometer reading of 29.10.
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Lee Moorhours
Man Shoots Self After Struggling With Alcohol
Portland report says a man faced with drinking troubles shot himself after a confrontation with his wife. The scene unfolded as he attempted to leave, ending in a fatal self-inflicted gunshot.
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Portland
Pendleton Leads Pendleton High Past La Grande In Turbulent Battle
Pendleton High defeated La Grande in a hard fought football contest marked by penalties, fumbles, and key plays. Pendleton recovered a fumble on their 25 yard line, executed a string of carries including Morton and Heyden, and secured a late drive to score a field goal, preserving a narrow victory as La Grande threatened with interceptions and strong defense throughout the clash.
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Phiving Devesane
Peni Yin High Sunnol
Dar Grenlesfta
le Kirandes
Mendleton
Filind
la Grande
Onty Omer
Taylor
Pendleton
Grenide
Ward
Pendleton Racoverius
Heyden
Uline Attickes
Randy Recovere
Heydlen
Tanen
Heyvden
Bone
Merden
Morton
la Groud
Lrtoh
Hiewida
Loeneh
Metenif
Grande
Ollett
Leme
Exhibits at Show Represent Umbrella County Display
Umatilla County will be represented by exhibits at the show next week. A range of items from Meade and Westen Cove to local businesses and figures will be showcased, highlighting regional projects, trade notices, and community notices. The program includes safety items, transportation equipment, and a variety of agricultural and industrial displays with admissions and timings announced by organizers.
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Umatilla County
Rome
Sipthy Ben Wines
SW Minster
Georgie
Ronen
Thompson
Black shirt leader urged ten form ministry revival
Fragmentary OCR reads refer to Solini and a vacant post in a Fascist era ministry. It notes tensions between Fascists and Socialist opponents, with scant readable names and unclear events. The text hints at political maneuvers, resignations, and possible ministerial changes amid disorder.
Two Yaqui Indians Burned Alive After Witchcraft Trial
Two Yaqui Indians were reportedly burned alive after a witchcraft trial in Nogales Sonora. Officials said the executions followed an investigation by local authorities and warrants, with further details awaited from investigators and regional correspondents.
Pierce Denies Charge Over School Fund Use
A lengthy transcript shows Pierce disputing accusations that funds from the state school fund were diverted for personal or political use. Officials and board members faced scrutiny as testimony referenced misallocated amounts and questioned fiduciary conduct, with defense stressing lack of proof of improper transfers.
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Pierce
G. O. P. Speaker to Address Alta Tonight
Eugene resident fh. A. Tooth will speak this evening at the Alta theatre. The Republican gathering aims to rally support, with Mr Tooth expected to discuss party goals and campaign themes. attendance and exact program details unclear due to garbled text.
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A. Tooth
Eugene
Hizhwes Compilestoner
Alte Theatre
Thooth
Marty
Fool
Renth
Kansas City Election War on the Ku Klux Klan
Reported Oct 1 in Kansas Governor Allen vows state action to eradicate the Ku Klux Klan. State officials including Attorney General Hopkine meet at Topeka to draft drastic measures and curb Kin activity as preparations to prevent further enlistments proceed.
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Kansas City
Kanestodes
Allen
Hopkine
Topeka
Living wage denied by labor board on trains
The railroad labor board rejected a living wage for railroad workers, warning such an increase would wreck railroads and threaten other industries with ruin. Leaders from the United Association of Thruway Employes and allied unions vow action to overturn the ruling.
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Ctuicato
Det
Greenly
Orminiae
Bayiedla Atin
Vertromd
Edward Tinwkines
Agmubicitin Federation of Railway
River Board
John Chandan
Hosking
Railroad Labor Board
Amertia
Burglary at Folsom Residence Sparks Odd Exchange
A burglar entered the Ralph Folcom residence about 2 o clock yesterday morning carried off a coat vest overcoat hat and a diamond reply then swapped for a blue vent and an LW. W. arm pilot Milcher The burglar even tucked Mr Folcoms spectacles into the exchange coat A lighted room warned the intruder when Mrs Elva Boone heard the noise A suitcase half filled with clothing was found in the basement and Arlen Peltom noted a partially emptied closet China closet door left open as if to steal Its contents Police pursue the case.
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Ralph Folsom
LW. W. Arm
Milcher
Fuolaom
Delays In Hall Mills Grand Jury Probe Probable
New Brunswick New Jersey reports indicate further delay in the Hall Mills grand jury investigation is unlikely. Developments cited include Jane Gibson challenging premitting a resident to pursue the matter, a new witness who heard Mrs Milts dying shriek, discovery of two undischarged cartridges near the crime scene, and an attempted sale of Dr Halle’s watch connected to the tragedy.
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MBIT
Brunswick
N. J
T. Po
Hall- Mills
Mra Jane Gibson
New Brunswick
Mra. Milt
Halle
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