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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

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Board Rejects Teel Project Hoping for Revision

Babin Baye report says the state irrigation board rejected certification for the Teel project. Promoters remain hopeful the board will revise its view after a Salem briefing. Cost estimates exceed land values by about 300000. officials in Salem discuss certification limits and future bond authorize.

Babin Baye Plate Securities Commicdon Uepiroject Caphner Keho Salem Miormey J.T. Hinkle Asa Bi. Thome Ortrom Kninen Beaml Halem Teel Oregon Areumonte Iman Cormmin Apoeritios Commieion Ieee Commission Honda Camas Hidaway Owens Cable Creeks Butter Creek Dir Valoon

War Talk Stirs Pilot Rock Crowd at Victory Loan Meeting

Pilot Rock held a Victory Loan meeting to boost quota with Fred Steiner and Noy W Ritner as speakers. District Chairman J C Behurpt praised Pilot Rock’s war record, while locals pledged strong support for the final loan push. A crowd heard appeals for participation as Pendleton and Freewater are lined up for upcoming days.

Pilot Rock Ila Thismastic Fred Steiner Noy W. Ritner J. ¢. Behurpt Pilot Tock Finn Chis South County Colure Joan Pendleton Hhe Piint Rock Bealie M. KH. Chessman Fred Dohners KE PP Marshall Thompson J On Barnes Freewater JFL Robinson

Counterfeit $5 notes raised to $10 warned by treasury

Washington April 17 federal officials alert about counterfeit five dollar notes altered to ten dollars. Experts say some forgeries pass as genuine due to seamless ink and corner piece integration. Detect by noting portraits Lincoln on fives and Jackson on tens, a key distinguishing feature.

Washington Federal Reserve Treasury Mont Ea Attenton Lincoln Jackson

Temporary Alliance May Protect France

A tentative alliance may be formed to reinforce the peace treaty and shield France from German aggression during the period of tension. The report notes coordination with allied nations and a focus on securing regional stability amid evolving diplomatic pressures.

France

Safety First Says Captor Cavorts With Coyotes

Pendleeton resident Dot Kelly collects a bounty after capturing a family of coyotes and eight pups. The event unfolds near county Cork and T. Brown, with pups dead and valued at two cents to bind and the adults valued at three dollars, dead or alive.

Safety Coyote Kelly Pendleeton County Cork & T. Brown Coyoter Dot Kelly C L. Gartner Boho Paleo

Hop Off Delayed by Atlantic Weather

Weather disruptions across the Atlantic postpone an attempted hop off. Officials warn stormy conditions will likely keep crews grounded for the next 24 hours as heavy winds and rain sweep a wide area, delaying operations and plans.

ST. Johns NYP Herre Mawher Atain Taghewu Atlantic Airiene Coon

Shipping Board sells wooden ships to New York company

Washington April 17 The United States Shipping Board announced the sale of fifteen wooden ships to the Nation Broamship Company of New York for 450000 dollars each, the total price to be 6,750,000 dollars. Chairman Hurley stated the sale was part of wartime disposal of obsolete vessels.

Washington United States Shipping Board War Wooden Shipe Hurley Nachone Broamship Commany New York Pach

Deposed Socialists Face Hunger Blockade in Munich

April dispatches report Munich isolated after the collapse of the deposed socialist government. Reinforcements are deployed as a hunger blockade intensifies amid heavy fighting, widespread destruction, and rising casualties. Military forces reportedly clash between workers and opposing factions as authorities seek to quell the turmoil.

Berne Munich Germany Agereat Artillers Maenich Renin

Berlin Under General Strike Paralyzes the City

Berlin is paralyzed as a general strike spreads across parts of Germany. Workers and soldiers refuse duties, halting transportation and factory output amid reports of widespread stoppages. Conditions remain tense as authorities try to restore order.

Berlin Benian Germany Streck Berlin Hanks

Pendleton Victory Loan Drive Targets 69 000 Quota

A local effort in Pendleton urges residents to meet a $69,000 quota for the Victory Loan. County chairman W. L. Thompson emphasizes that shortfalls risk shifting funds from farm loans and industry. Plan offers payment installments over months through harvest. Local subscriptions are enthusiastic but struggle at current pace.

Pendleton J. N. Burgee American Nationaal C.F. Daniel Loreneen California Qaola Pnemir Thormprontet Portland Thompson Kerry

Burleson Removal Demanded in Cable

In Boston on April 17 prominent Mamachunettia Democratic leaders cabled President Wilson urging him to remove Hurkwon to end the telephone strike. The message warns of wrecking the party and calls for unity to halt the walkout amid a New England-wide labor disruption.

Boston Mamachunettia Democratic Mrealient Wilson Hurkwon Vurleaog Wetile New Giglani New England Toston Niew England Tte Ostiastor Theneral Koonzeim

Is Charlie Chaplin Worth Medical Minds Debate

Doctors discuss Chaplin earnings versus moral value of laughter. Article notes Chaplin reportedly made large sums for entertainment while physicians earn modest pay to keep people alive. Debate focuses on worth of life and laughter versus medical labor.

Landon Charlie Chaplin Charlie

Allies Stance On Treaty Seen From Paris Dispatch

United Press report from Paris on April 7 describes the five major powers' attitudes toward the peace treaty as of that day. Germany is urged to finalize terms quickly as the armistice lapses. Italy reiterates territorial aims and may withdraw if denied, while the United States insists all treaties require ratification and Japan seeks a racial equality clause for upcoming plenary sessions. The scene sets a tense path to the Versailles negotiations with shifting positions among Britain France Italy Japan and the United States.

United Press Paris PARIB Germany Iung Geremane Foun

Course of True Love Ends in Police Custody

Johnny Severiing and Georgie Dayne, both sixteen, fled from Walla Walla plans for San Francisco after a high school romance. They surrendered to Chief Al Roberts at 11 AM as authorities intervened. Georgie was placed with a city matron while her parents travel from Were to retrieve them.

Johnny Severiing Georgie Dayne Wéingte Walla Walla Aren Georgie Endieton al Roberts San Francisco Johnny Arked Gevorkle Eixteen Roberta Johnny Pendleton Jonny Sheriff Taylor Mere, Carney Walla

New York Strike Delayed Amid Government Talks

New York April 17. The latest New York strike barter train will not start until Saturday. James L. Mitche, department of labor, announced delays to allow government discussions. Secretary of Labor Wilson and other officials have arrived to consult the White House on the matter.

New York James L. Mitcbes Baler Ronciian Hughes Wilson

Pendleton backs 100 percent Victory Liberty Loan effort

Merchants and business leaders in Pendleton rally behind the Victory Liberty Loan with full support. The local advertising committee, led by Charles Bond FF M Grikes and W H Morrison, arranged expanded ad space in the East Oregonian and Tri bune and set a meeting next Monday evening at Happy Canyon to hear Lieutenant Steiner and Captain mit.

Pendleton Barness Victory Liberty Loan East Oregonian Tribune Victory Loan Charles Bond FF. M. Grikes W. H. Morrison Pendleton Jwople Alee Steiner Mit Happy Canyon

Twin boys and many animals born at George's Ranch

A Pendleton Garis reports a busy week at George's Ranch with two newborn twin boys since Monday. The list includes 214 baby chicks, five puppies, a calf, and a few more yet to arrive, marking a notable livestock and family milestone.

Ceorge Chi Pendleton Garis

Bond Coupon Drive Urges Exchange for War Savings Stamps

A Morton County message from S D Drake details exchanging Liberty Bond interest coupons for War Savings Stamps. It notes $150,000,000 in Liberty Bond interest due April 15 to 20,000,000 U S families and urges coupon clippers to convert to stamps to bolster the 1919 W S campaign and keep dollars working for self and country.

Olga Rettd S. D. Drake W. S United States

Speeded surveys set for Umatilla county highway

State highway commission ordered speeded surveys for the state highway through Umatilla county with plans to map and prepare the Pendleton to Umatilla link for earliest possible nation. May 6 bids to let other county road work. John Day River projects and Deschutes river bridge bids discussed.

Umatila County State Highway Commission Imite Sesalon Portland Bereten Pendleton Umatilla- Unicon County W. L. Themypeon Pendicton Thempess Gilliam County John May Union County Baker John Das Woolen Toye Portland Bridge Company John Dey Heer Woth & Ster Chureux W. I Thompson Deschutes River

Jamaica Seeks Union With Canada In Caribbean Reform

Kingston April 17 The Confederation of Jamaica with Canada is being openly considered across ten parishes. Several parishes express unanimous approval of the idea. The proposal cites increased traffic of Jamaican products through American clearing houses as a motive for closer ties with Canada, which already connects with tropical nations for raw materials.

Kingston Canada Rome

Germans May Sign Treaty by May 15 or 16

Paris dispatch says Germany may be required to sign the German treaty by May 15 or 16 with delegates to discuss and ratify provisions. Allied officials expect immediate debate on the terms after signing and note broader blockades and re export restrictions affecting Holland and neutrals.

United I Vais Noel Premin Germany Holland Ues

Rubbish and Dirt Reappear in Pendleton Yards

Pendleton residents in the Fiveview Pendleton committee report rubbish and dirt returning to yards after an initial cleanup. They urge housewives to place waste in paper for drainage, hoping the measure will lessen fly and disease risk as the committee enforces proper disposal.

Pendleton Capelyn Fiview Ilvey

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