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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
12
Paris reports President of Brazil peace defense commission explains policy to keep Germans in segregated districts. He claims no copyright on the method and argues Germans are harmless. Brazil has 24 states and a German colony estimated between 200,000 and 406,000 people.
A wealthy American is reported as the leading bidder for the historic Queen Elizabeth castle at Richmeand offered for sale by its owner John Middleton. The castle, built in 1925, has long been a landmark and hosted royalty in earlier reigns.
In Michigan on April 12 three wives defeated three husbands in local races. Mrs Helle Anderson ran for village president against her husband Byron and Mrs Tone Allen sought clerk. Mrs Sarah Murphy challenged Herbert Murphy for assessor. The so called women’s machine proved weak as the defeated husbands kept winning within the family.
April 12 Washington. German hopes to reconquer markets were dampened as the alien property office notified that imports from Germany, including olives chemicals fertilizers and other products, will be subject to prohibition under the trading with the enemy act for use by American manufacturers.
New York April 12 A memorial bully to be erected in New York and dedicated to Phi Gamma Delta members who died in the war to honor its heroes The idea was advanced by Newton Baker former War Secretary and national president of the fraternity The National Committee has set headquarters in New York and reports an encouraging response to the appeal A fund of at least 200000 is hoped.
Lieutenant Leonard Sugdee, explorer and surgeon with the Canadian unraunted gis lice, urges soldiers and sailors to seek Alaska. He claims seventeen years’ experience there proves unemployment fades, and, with government sanction, he is leading a leisure tour of the American army camps.
In ROCK SPRINGS Wyoming a 4 year old girl named Iya cille Deivis woke at 2 30 am unlocked a door and left home wandering several blocks to her grandmother s house. Wilde broke a window and crawled through the sash while still asleep. The intruder was discovered by a watchdog and no harm to the family was reported.
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