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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1920

Page

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New York Uninstructed Delegations For National Conventions

New York state slate for the Republican delegates at large and district delegates was elected in yesterday's primary with uninstructed delegates. William Bennett pledged to Senator Johnson was defeated. In the New York City Wreenionat district Johnson supporters were defeated by Hoover backers in the only district contest.

Prem New York New York State William M. Fennett Hiram Johnaom New York City Onn Johnson Hoover

Italians Seek Russian Products Mission Arrives in Athens

Italian mission arrives in Athens en route to Russia to negotiate with the Soviet government for the purchase of fan materials for manufacturing. The 7 April dispatch notes the officials’ objective to obtain Soviet goods for Italian industry.

Prean Athens Hes Russia

Albany bills seek barring socialist party from New York politics

Albany April 7 two bills introduced to implement judiciary committee recommendations to bar the Socialist Party of America from participating in New York state politics. The measures, presented by Associates Prom, mirror ongoing efforts to restrict socialist influence in state affairs.

Albany Ancialist Party of America New York State

Johnson Leads Wood By 47 000 In Michigan Primary

Detroit April 7 Latest returns in Michigan's presidential preference primary show Hiram Johnson with 145 524 votes and Leonard Wood with 84 825. Governor Lowden holds a lead over Hoover for third place with under 2 000 in the race. Democratic figures give Hoover about 6 000 more than Edwards.

Detroit Michigan Hiram Johnson Leonart Wood Lowden Hie Hoover Edwards

British Won’t Help French Occupation

London dispatch reports uncertain British stance on aiding a French advance into Germany amid occupation of German cities. An Associated Press item notes possible friction with Paris and the British government’s awkward position guiding policy. The Washington report cites armored car activity and French cavalry patrols near Frankfurt with no reported casualties.

Associated Prom London Britain Germany United Rem Wasbttiington Adwieus State Department Frankford

Sinn Fein Plot Alleges Irish Upheaval Plans

Dublin dispatch says unconfirmed reports claim Sinn Fein planned an armed uprising in Ireland. Officials say information suggests organizers intended to stage the uprising and that Germany, particularly Berlin, was to supply war material. The Irish policy today notes no final confirmation.

London Sinn Fein Ireland Berlin

Two More Stamps of Approval Given Grade School Support Bill

The Pilot Rock Commercial Club and Umatilla county commissioners endorsed the two mill tax measure for elementary school support after addressing by County Superintendent W W Green. Pendleton Commercial Association also discussed it but did not endorse. higher education funding was noted in passed discussions.

Pilot Rock Pilot Rock Commercial Club Commissioners Umatilla County W. W. Green Pendleton

Supreme Council 10 Considers German Situation in London

Landon April 7 The supreme council to meet in London tomorrow to review the German situation. Attending officials include Lloyd George of Britain Cambon of France Forman Scissota Vitaly Venizelos Grove Batonhinds Be thelot Curzon Bona Law and Lavrth Derby, tasked with maintaining at least a neutral stance.

United Trees Landon Supreme Council London Lloyd George Britain M. Cambon France Forman Scissota Vitaly Venizelos Grove Batonhinds Japan General Bethelot Karl Curzon Andrew Bona Law Will Atverul Lavrth Derby Hawands Rence

Fighter Arrives For Work Out Ahead Of Saturday Bout

Abordern Jimmy Duffy arrived this morning from Portland and will work out at 3 p.m. in the Pendleton Athletic Club gym. Frank Fontana and Buddy Stevens also train at the club with Duffy. A large turnout is expected as Stevens’ camp and others look over fighters who will fill the Happy Canven bout card.

Jimmy Duffy Frankie Fontana American Legion Portland Pendleton Athletic Club Althie Buddy Stevens Eym Duffy Stevens

Fay M'Donald Guilty On Forgery Charge

United Press reports Fay M Donal d guilty of forgery in the first degree by a Spokane jury after earlier conviction for the murder of W H McNutt, a wealthy broker. The verdict was read at midnight and she broke into tears, rushing toward prosecutor Lindaley before quieted by attorneys.

United Press Spokane W. H. McNutt Lindaley

Bavarian Plot Discovered in Munich Conspiracy Hint

In Munich authorities uncovered a plan of a great military conspiracy described as a Bavarian parallel to the Berlin revolt. The plot, tied to Bavarian circles, was revealed today as events unfolded.

Sherian Mubich

German troupe marches on Exgeswidorf tonight

An Associated Press dispatch from Aix la Chapelle reports the German government’s troupe advancing toward Exgeswidorf in occupation, with actions expected tonight or tomorrow morning.

Dvssedonp Pty Avesociated Press Aix LA Chappelle Exgeswidorf

Proposed Peace Move Would Not Protect America

Washington April 7 United Press reports Representative Flood Democrat on House Foreign Affairs Committee says the peace resolution by GOP leaders would fail to restore normal trade with Germany and would raise constitutional questions. Flood argues it would cost the United States $50,000,000 in seized German property and complicate treaty power and wartime occupation costs. He predicts President Wilson may oppose the measure if it reaches him.

United Press Washington Felief Germany Republican House Flood Hotee Foreign Affairs Committee House Democrati United Eator Tiken Enb Tbe Eauveue Winton

Women Rioters Held on Federal Charges

Federal officials took charge today of proceedings against women advocates of the Irish Republic arrested yesterday for picketing the British embassy in Washington. After a night in custody they were turned over to the U S commissioner for a preliminary hearing. they were released on bond of 1000 pounds each.

Calited Washington Irish Republic United States Montag

Meat prices to rise on railroad strike across Chicago

Chicago April 7. Meat and food prices are expected to soar due to a strike by several thousand railroad switchmen. Packets predict livestock receipts have fallen from 50 to 1 percent of normal, signaling tighter supplies and higher costs.

United Prema Chicago

Summer White House plans move to Veode Hole Mines

President Wilson and family will depart Washington in June for the Summer White House at Veode Hole Mines. They expect to stay through July and August, using Crane’s Hill residence on a scenic point overlooking Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound. The estate, near Marblehead, will provide an anchorage for the president’s party during the season.

Atoi Wilson Washtwin Veode Hole Mines Pimmer Charles R. Crane China Byeares Pay Vineyard Sound Palmecth Barnstake Kount Ditte

Housing shortage blocks expansion of Pendleton industry

Pendleton suffers acute housing shortage and high costs for textile machinery and freight. these pressures prevent Pennington Woollen Mills from expanding output by 50 percent. The Pendleton Commercial Association reports efforts by the city affairs committee to determine if the city’s main industrial asset can be enlarged profitably. Continued on page two.

Pendleton Peneen Pendleton Commercial Association Lnst Bishop Brothers

Admiral Rodman Denies Sims Charges in War Row

The report recounts Admiral Rodman refuting Sims charges with the phrase damned lies. It notes wartime Navy leadership, marriages intertwined with public figures, and criticism of allegations about discrediting the navy. The piece cites political tension and calls for accountability amid the wartime context.

Rodman Sims America Lee Fas

American troops arrive in Manila concluding Siberian evacuation

General Graves lands with 36 officers and 200 men aboard the transport Great Northern, arriving from Windivortok. The convoy follows 1660 troops and their war brigade, marking the end of American troop withdrawal from Siberia.

Manila Bergetier Graves Windivortok Great Northern Nowth Siberia

French occupation reported for Offentach Homburg and Wertheim

A Berlin dispatch states that the French occupation of Offentach Homburg and Wertheim was completed today. The report confirms the swift advance in the central theater and notes continued German resistance in surrounding areas.

Tondmin Offentach Homburg Wirehbaden Berlin

Unionists join unauthorized switchmen strike in Chicago district

In Chicago on April 7 representatives of about 500 locomotive firemen and enginemen in the Chicago switching district voted to join an unauthorized switchmen strike despite union leaders. Traffic through the district is already restricted and officials warned that further joining could halt operations.

Associated Chicago Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Giles Sereed

Delegates named for Woodmen convention in Pendleton

Pendleton delegates and alternates for the Woodmen of the World district convention to be held May 1 at Eagle Woodman hall were elected last night. Delegates include A. O. Cardew, J F Whiker, Thomas Fite, Gerala, V. Stroble, J. P. Earl, Charles Vaughe, A. Lovell, Carl Metinnis, W. Cedardufe, BOK Hicksey, and COA Balinders. Alternates are O. P. Browle, ELL Albert, C. W. Morton, E. Plucker, FL Livermore, A. Ti. Boyer, J tt. Childe, TR. Follett, Guerenne, BK. 3. Murphys amt HoH, J Tastor.

Pendleton Woodmen of the World Eagle Woodman Hall A. O. Cardew J F Whiker Thomas Fite Gerala V. Stroble P. Earl Charles Vaughe BA. Lovell Carl Metinnis W. Je Cedardufe Bok Hicksey Coa. Balinders P. Browle Ell. Albert C. W. Morton E ©. Plucker FL Livermore A. Ti. Boyer J Tt. Childe TR. Follett Guerenee Murphys Amt J Tastor

Allies Negotiate Over New Problem

United States Great Britain and Italy discuss policy with France as the French advance into Germany prompts joint diplomacy. President Wilton seeks to present a united stance to Kin, while Secretary Cotby communicates Washington’s position amid the ongoing talks.

United Press Washington United States Great Britain Maly France Germany Wilton Te Tendenstra Cotby

Pendleton Wins One of State's Three Internal Revenue Posts

Pendleton has been chosen as one of Oregon's three internal revenue service stations due to postal receipts and bank deposits. A. Ruff, division chief, supervises a territory including Umatilla, Morrow, Wallowa, Gilliam, Sherman, Wheeler, Union, Wasco, Hood River, Jefferson, Crook, Deschutes, Grant, Malheur and Harney counties, with W. D. Chamberlain as deputy. Ruff will work from rooms 256 and 257 in the Federal Building and travel monthly across counties. Portland Eugene and Pendleton host stations as the service centers expand to aid income tax returns and information.

Pendleton Internal Revenue Oregon A. Ruff Mr. Ruffi Umartilla Morrow Wallowa Gilliam Sherman Wheeler Union Wasco Hood River Jefferson Crook Deschutes Grant Potter Malheur Harney W. D. Chamberlain Inec Ruft Ruff Chamberlain Thuff Portland Peneton

Japan to Rule Siberia Says Officials Predict

United Press report from Washington on April 7 notes officials interpreting Japan's stance on Siberia. They foresee Japan aiming to dominate the region to counter Bolshevik influence, including potential actions around Vladivostok and the broader social revolutionary government.

United Tress Washington Japan Siberiis Bolshevhin Vladivostok Mikede Siberta

Turmoil Report From Constantinople District

Fragmentary report notes tense activity near Constantinople about April 11 with mentions of forces and a location five miles from the city. The text is garbled and unclear but hints at a tense situation involving Teikish Asha Minor and possible combat or movement. No clear dates or individuals beyond generic references are discernible.

Hoonomec Preach Delayed In Itaber District Entry

Paris reports the entry of government troops into the Itaber district halted tentative negotiations between Froese and Germany. authorities indicate the move was deliberate and aimed at stalling any economic agreement.

Hoonomec Evrean Paris Gerimmeyhoverntent Itaber Germany

Two Die As Lincoln Hotel Blazes Sparks Death Toll Rises

Seattle April 7 two killed when fire destroys the Lincoln hotel a family hostelry in downtown. Fred Hamilton of Berkeley Calif and his daughter Jace leaped from the fifth floor dying on the pavement. Over 200 guests escaped in scanty attire as flames league for hours. Property loss estimated at four million. Ten injured and fears of more deaths as crews search for victims.

Seattle Lincoln Fred MN. Hamilton Herkley California Jace Hamilton Saliwaye Presa Hias Aguesta Fred Hamilton Berkeley Calif Hamilton

Arcade Reopens With New Projector After Fire

The Arcade theater reopens after a three week shutdown from fire damage. A latest model Simplex motion picture projector was installed and two more will arrive for the Alta Theater. The Arcade is redecorated with repaired chairs and murals. The first attraction features Mary Pickford in Heart of the Hill.

Alta Theater Mary Pickford the Hille

Henry Latourelle Returns From Navy Service

Henry Latourelle son of TH Latourelle returns home after three years in the U S Navy He was aboard the U S Pittsburg and traveled widely including a visit to Italy He received his discharge in Philadelphia.

Henry Latourelle TH. J. Latourelle U.S. Navy Young Latourelle Pittsburg United States Italy Philadelphia

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