Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon

We have 1,612,739 pages in Oregon

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1919

Page

1

German Mood Favorable as Treaty Talks Advance

Paris April 2 delegates push toward final decisions at the peace conference with speed to avoid German trickery. Marshal Foch plans to tell Braeberger there will be no territorial concessions at Danae or elsewhere. German mood grows warmer as talks on the Rhine and mining regions proceed, with France set to exploit certain northern mines for destruction.

Fred Ferguson United Press Paris Marshal Foch Mathias Braeberger Ste Danae Bageling Versailles Rhine Prom France Germany Foch

Pendleton Commercial Assn to fund raise for cowboy band

Pendleton's commercial association plans a fundraising drive to support a famed local cowboy band. They seek 300 dollars monthly for band leader and members, with expenses including uniforms and outfits for out of town engagements. A committee will identify donors and outline funding needs within days.

Pendleton Fondleton Commercial Association Funda C. C. Breach Frank Addrene Breach Niete Unifotine Wilh Ie Brewoh Eald Dannen Sinilar Gre Rh. Bf, Chioupek, J. Pm. McChok al Koeppen George Maer

Pancake Turner Riot in China Kitchen Incident

A Saturday night kitchen quarrel at a French restaurant led to a melee over an order from Mirman. Two cooks, a Chinese employee and a third party, were fined $19 each after a brawl involving a pancake turner, plates, and fists. Morgan sustained facial wounds while both sides claimed self defense in the battery case.

Hive Court Ab Jin Ad Fon Tex Morarat Nes Weolter Aleolwad Chinn Mirman Tie Lewlniveny Jim Bomegnie Turner Morgan Neve Hele Bhosh White W. M. Peterson J. A. Fee

Apartment House Need 13 Urgent in Pendleton

Pendleton’s Commercial Association met last night to discuss a modern apartment house project. Members expect outside builders and local capital to finance and operate a new complex, stressing trained management and steady returns amid a housing shortage.

Pendleton Commercial Association Armociation Salvi Rugene Astoria Norse Pendinion New Home Building Association Focal Capital Auecor”S Thrroigh Commercial and Trade Journale Northwent Pendleton'n Dewire

Probate court names executors for estate of J. E Kothy Jr

Administratrix Nanos widow Anna Kelly retamed a diminished traitz of the estate in probate court today bonds fixed at 10000 dollars. Heinanmin born Charles Cockburn and George A. Price are named approleers of the estate.

Anna Kelly J. E Kothy, Jr Heninmin Charles Cockburn George A. Price

Voters Favor League Plan Amid Busy Ballot Box Totals

Local residents cast ballots showing broad support for the League of Nations inspired plan. Reported counts indicate a positive vote with no negative tallies, as polling continued through the week amid public expressions of interest and civic engagement.

League of Nathome

Peace conference eyed as Germany Russia alliance shifts

Paris April 21 definite proposal from the Russian government for cessation of hostility looms before the peace conference. Karl Kaulaky, a German radical, is in Moscow seeking to arrange a formal alliance between Germany and Russia. Delegates see chance to break the Bolshevik front by realigning Russia and Hungary, with Germany and Romania wary of new alignments.

HY Lowell Mellett United Preas Corronpundesit Paris Lear Lenine Karl Kaulaky Moscow Germany Huesa Russia U.S Breaak Hungary Rumania

Averill Directs Largest U S Biological Survey District

Edgar F. Averill of Pendleton now heads the largest territorial district in the United States Biological Survey. The Oregon Washington Idaho and surrounding areas are included as the government hunts predators and protects stock. Averill has led the Oregon district for four years with a 12 percent manpower force and previously served as county warden before government service.

United States Edgar F. Averill Pendleton United States Biological Survey Daha Dirk Washington Oregon Tilaho Averill Idaho Averill Weesounty

Off to Alaska on the Sea of Matrimony Plan

A wedding tale unfolds with a couple bound for Alaska, vows exchanged at the Methodist church, and plans for new ventures. The bride, educated at Pendleton High School and the University of Idaho, joins Mr Goldman and contemplates moves to California as a business venture unfolds.

Alaska D.L.S Perente Ineo Ad Mire Fom Comotors Goldman Joel Phily BR. Iotalek Burney

League of Nations debate stirs U S Mexico and Japan

Washington April reports show diplomats and lawmakers debating a proposed league while tensions rise over Monroe Doctrine relevance, Mexican and Japanese officials downplay moves, and senate leaders weigh the implications for U S policy and ties with Mexico and Japan.

Washington Mexico Congress Oun Anro League of Natione United Prow

Pendleton Marriage Notices for Three Couples

Marriage bonds issued in Pendleton list Luther A. Clollman and Ainn Marsuerette Conti of Pendleton, Tera oo and Blackwell lef Fim of Pendleton. The records confirm the unions and indicate the couples reside in Pendleton with official authorization for marriage.

Luther A. Clollman Ainn Marsuerette Conti Pendleton Tera Oo Blackwell Tulle Rao

First 2000 Sail for New York Embarks from Loni

April 2 described the departure of 2000 entrants sailing toward New York as part of a ceremony in Loni. The event signals a mass movement of 25,000 Americans in the broader push referenced in the report.

New York

Siege in Rhineland Report From War Front Letter

An exhausted dispatch relays a letter from a German officer in Ahrweiler to Fred Spain, claiming ongoing bombardment and siege near Rhine land. He mentions praising Americans, avoiding certain names, and recalling a downed airplane and a fast retreat by cavalry amid chaotic frontline movement. The narrative mixes combat recollection with personal remarks on horses, transfers, and call signs.

Aptain Lee Caldwell Ffoomundant Rainhow Maya Ahrweiler Gormanny Fred Spain Immart Frito

Pendleton Commercial Club adopts flat rate membership

Pendleton Commercial Association votes to charge a flat $1,000 monthly membership for all members, replacing the old dues system. President George Baer says the treasury empties under equal dues and larger firms should pay more, noting that chambers of commerce nationwide use proportional memberships. The motion passes with unanimous support from attendees.

Pendleton Commercial Association George Baer Tribe Ena Chambers of Commerce Une

Walla Walla Lodge Hosts Pendleton Visitors Banquet

Walla Walla lodge members hosted 75 Pendleton visitors with elk meat from their private herd at a banquet after an officers installation. Initiation ceremonies included about 20 candidates, five from Pendleton, and a social hour followed the dinner. The Pendleton party traveled by fifteen cars and returned the visit from a prior trip a month earlier.

Walla Walla Lodge Pendleton Walla Walla Pendleton Lodge Walia Wat Inigo

General Strike Spreads Through Germany Amid Berlin Clashes

A general strike spreads across Germany with government troops regaining control in Berlin. Riots kill and wound several, Spartacists suspected of fueling unrest to undermine the regime. Rhineland miners strike, food and coal shipments disrupted, affecting Allied payments. Clashes in Frankfurt and Stuttgart intensify as authorities curb the uprising.

Frank J. Taylor United Prem Berlin Germany Rhineland Alege Prankford Clantrop Wirtenburg Beargrobee Onenter Bourgeoie Stuttgart

War casualty totals rise as armistice nears

Washington reports 1253 American soldiers have died of wounds since November 1 prior to the armistice, with 477 deaths from battle wounds last week. The note also mentions Eugene Dexter found unconscious on a bridge at Umatilla and later regaining consciousness. A Copenhagen dispatch says seven hundred have been killed in renewed fighting in Frankfurt.

Washington War Department Hugene Dexter O W N.em- Plose Umatilla St. Anthony's Hospital London Frankfort Copenhagen

Allied financial mission meets German group in Pont Ste Marie

Paris April 21 Allied financial representatives went to Pont Ste Marie to confer with the German financial mission which arrived yesterday. Soldiers and guards protect the castle housing the German delegation while civilians remain uncertain about the situation and future prospects.

Paris Repesentiai Vess Pont Ste Masence

Crowder's method to fund Peidhoven Home Hullders loan

Crowder's method will be used to raise the remaining 16000 dollars toward a 50000 capital goal for the Peidhoven Home Hullders Loan Co. Funds already pledged total 74000 dollars but blue sky law prevents moves until the full 56000 is subscribed. The Commercial Club plans solicitation to speed the project.

Peidhoven J. Rm. Raley James Johne, Jr Join Corporation

Welcome spell at Elks installation meeting

The Elks prepare for installation of new officers at tomorrow evening's meeting. Lieutenant Marshall Spell will receive a welcome, and L. D. Drake will be installed as empire ruler, succeeding J. H. Eigten whose term ends. Other officers to be installed include F. W. McMonies, Le Campbell, Arthur Keenan, Thomas Gerald, Richard Mayberry, Thomas Smart, J. KR, and Helen.

the Elks Eveni Ing Marshall Spell L. D. Drake J. H. Eigten Foont Lodge Grand Lodge F. W. McMonies Campbell Kodghi Arthur Keenan Thomasits Gerald Richard Mayberry Tler Thomas Smart J. KR Helen

Tacoma Invites Pendleton to Join Northwest Jubilee

Tacoma and Pendleton are urged to participate in the Northwest Peace Jubilee. A letter from Mayor Charles Riddell of Teotnia invites Tacoma to provide help and a cow-bow band. The Jubilee committee seeks a Mist Columbia and 44 matal from across the Northwest, with arrangements funded by a small charge.

Tacoma Penddleton Jume Charles Riddell Teotnia J. L. Vaughan Northwest Colombia Columbia Jubilee Committee Sheyld Pendleton Toealdem Tacomans Speedway Association Calities Con Panies Tacoma Stadium

Also Mentioned on This Page

Administratrix Nanos League Langue Seube Peeoe Oregonian Pol League OF Nations Wilson Taft East Oregonian AINE OFFERS _ CAGE Seles Alliance Buckaroo Fritz Plane Mar ‘Avery Gov't Mametter Belgium WWE Crowder
Search Courier

Search the Pendleton Eagle Valley News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pendleton Eagle Valley News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication