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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
10
In Tacoma on April 14 George Mor Th Verall aged 80 married 61 year old bride Mie Marihe Smore in a ceremony conducted by Junghopip, the Monce Linck. The couple departed for Henton, Wash to start their life together as Mr. and Mrs. Deverell.
A collection of brief items from London and other places covering postwar topics. Ex soldiers in white armbands, theatre tickets, Wall Street style sums tied to war losses, and various local incidents. Included are cautions about traffic, unrest in Constantinople dispatches, and a German officer surrender after Four Years in the bush.
In Rock Springs Wyoming on April 18 Joe McToo president of 2293 miners denounces Bolshevik influence in Wyoming mines while detailing tensions with foreign-born workers. Operator figures like Pd Qualley counters bolster statements as union sentiment shows readiness for potential strike this summer amid political friction.
London April 18 government plans a tax on bachelors in the new budget to raise revenue for war debt. The measure is expected to influence marriage rates, with some believing it may quicken Cupid’s work.
The Ohio welterweight Jack Britton nearly seized the crown against Downey in Canton but Downey clearly outboxed him. If a rematch occurs Britton faces a tough test as Downey showed savvy ring generalship and survived a late surge, finishing strongly in the twelfth round.
John L. Bexton of Tacoma says a home industry mail order scheme sold him a wife who proved unsatisfactory. He claims he paid for her transportation from the continent and sent $700 to cover freight charges, and now laments the arrangement rather than the loss of the marriage.
A tree trunk wrapped in bark bears an emblem or inscription featuring a dog figure. The fragment suggests a decorative or heraldic symbol, with unclear origin or purpose due to limited readable text.
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