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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
2
The Palace on Main Street operates around the clock serving meals and lunches. Patrons are invited to try the famous Mt. Hood Ice Cream. A barber shop is available in connection with the establishment.
Effective Sunday June 29 the Valley and Siletz Railroad schedules a train from Independence at 7 45 a m to Camp Ore arriving 10 00 a m. It returns at 4 45 p m arriving Independence at 7 00 p m and departs at 7 25 p m for Hoskms. Sportsmen will have an opportunity to whip the Luckimute.
A St Paul report recounts the murder of Tsar Nicholas II and family at Ekaterinburg on July 17, 1918. Red guards killed the czar and heir inside the house as Czechs moved in, with bodies allegedly consumed by sulfuric acid. Witnesses describe the brutal sequence and later restrictions on the family life under Bolshevik rule.
In Beloit Wisconsin Marl Fiese rushed to aid a woman dying on apartment stairs and learned she was his mother. He reached her as she collapsed from apoplexy while returning home from shopping.
A chaotic, partly deciphered account describes a mass murder linked to royal figures and a local Soviet group. Testimony references Pavel Medvedyeff, executions, looted valuables, and a later inquiry to establish participation and recover corpses.
Local traders at Pawnee Town market report rising demand for coyote pelts. Prices listed as 68 cents per pelt with an added state fee of 1.25 dollars per shipment. hunters tally solid profits from quick sales and limited pelts.
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