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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
9
The poem fragment by Hy Frank L Stanton appears as a traveler’s verse about rushing or lingering on life’s journey toward rest. It features lines urging perseverance and facing time without fear, ending with a note from East Oregonian Pub Co.
The Oregon Journal warns against Non Partisan League propaganda and Bolshevism in farmer circles. It cites Townley’s indictment, wartime inflammatory talk in Washington, and a Walla Walla grange meeting that was expelled from a high school auditorium. The piece argues for market competition over radical organizing and urges the Journal to expose rather than support the league.
A Washington opinion argues the Constitution assigns treaty power to the president and warns Congress risks treachery by pursuing a separate peace with Germany. Critics slam Lodge and Mondell as partisan and call for swift corrective action while noting domestic strikes, housing needs, and a racial equality controversy tied to the League Covenant. The piece ends with a note of unusual snow depth at Crater Lake.
Attorney General Palmer told the House Agricultural Committee that the dissolution agreement with the Packers bars their menace, claiming it yields far more for the people of the United States than pursuing criminal proceedings. The statement frames the pact as a beneficial resolution amid industry pressure from the big five.
Mrs John B Fasseriy of San Francisco has been placed in charge of an entirely new office in the War Department. Her title is Director of Women’s Relations. She was formerly Miss Edlia Cudahy of Chicago.
Dr. Mac Callum spoke at the Methodist Church on Sunday at 1 pm on the theme Making Good on the Job. The 7:20 evening service continued with reflections on Good Friday, The Challenge of the Cross, citing John 3:16 and detailing how God's love surpasses maternal love.
The Girl Scout movement is rapidly spreading in France with new Eclaireuses groups forming. A Paris headquarters and its first general secretary, appointed by the American YMCA in Paris, lead efforts to federate groups and promote gymnasium exercises outdoor recreation, and club activities for girls.
Washington April 3 Republican members of the house Ways and Means committee report favorably the soldier bonus bill. Democrats oppose citing government affordability. The bill seeks a monthly service bonus totaling about 20 per four months or less, potentially $1 billion, with discussions of a retail sales tax to raise funds.
28 years ago East Oregon reports an immense mountain snowpack that may swell rivers if a chinook wind melts it. The levee is well fortified and expected to withstand a large flood. J D Purdy arrives from Athena. Weston’s old school building is bought by W A McKay for removal and a new $10,000 brick school will start.
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