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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1919
Page
7
TOKYO April 21 Japan announces its fiscal year naval program listing two battleships two battle cruisers eight destroyers and seven submarines to expand the fleet.
Tacoma April 2 Announcement by Dr B Todd president of Tacoma Institution that Ellenburg Normal School will hold a nine week summer course for teachers and others to spend vacation in study at Puget Found. Course previously held in cents era.
Mary K Reeves of Sendleton was named administratrix of the estate of Jessen Heeven by an order of the probate court today. Marriage licenses issued to Job Leon McCoy and Aurelia Albracht, both of Unatitin County, by County Clerk BR Brown this afternoon. George J Schwartee convalescing at St Anthony's hospital after operation this morning. HA Thompson obtained a 625 building permit for repairs and additions to a wheat shed. Averil of the US EpODto logical Survey returned from an inspection trip to Northern Idaho noting trappers at work. he left for Bend to continue work.
L A McClintock pled guilty to disorderly conduct after his auto prashed into the Hotel Pendleton window Saturday night. His attorney WO CG RK Pruitt presented the case in police court this morning and the judge imposed a $25 fine.
Dairymen Mere Frank Curl government dairy expert and G Woetover of the dairy department of D A C are in the city en route to Bend Oregon. They survey the territory and report excellent dairy prospects in Unitalin county.
Probate court grants partial distribution to heirs of C H All et deceased administrator Martha Morri ssette. Canada property not yet ready for final settlement. Oregon portion allocates 5000 to widow and 1200 to each of four heirs.
Judge G. W. Phelps ruled that one sixth interest in the northwest quarter of section seven township two north range one east is held by Louie and Carrie Bergevin. The decision arises from an action begun by Samuel Pamburn to retire tithe to the land with the Bergevinas as defendants.
After a week away due to throat trouble city recorder and police judge Thormas Fite Gerald returned to City Hall today. He was unable to eat solid food for several days but is much improved. During his absence J E B Beam acted as recorder.
Word received by Postmaster T. J. Tweedy says restrictions on sending packages to soldiers have been removed. An unlimited number of packages may now be sent, with the only limit being weight. There has never been a restriction on packages to soldiers in the United States or to mailers overseas.
Gus Medes proprietor of the But pool room was arrested by Officer Myers for allowing minors to play pool in violation of Alliance city rules. Medes pleaded guilty and counter-charges against two youths who claimed they were of age. Sentence is withheld after court testimony. both sides face potential fines if misrepresentation is proven.
A large polar bear seized Benjamin Bridges during a confrontation and dragged him toward the water. John Gallagher, a post office inspector, fired, wounding the bear and possibly ending its attack as bystanders aided. Bridges suffered an arm injury and faced possible death.
Fragment from page one discusses German attempts to bluff about indemnity to Bolsheviks, blaming internal German troubles on the government, and warns that peace terms amid German desire for peace may shift. Mentions radicals, potential upheaval, and political maneuvering as winter expectations.
Fragmentary lines imply a political movement announcing a spring cleansing metaphor. The text references a real revolution beginning in spring and mentions a broom and cleaner as symbols, but provides no concrete dates or entities. The wording is fragmented and lacks verifiable names or places.
Police say four men admitted their names as Andrew requests and Monowmohn Pavel Meiniontt and Paul Kowah. They were rounded up in a downtown hat raid and will be sent to federal authorities for deportation on vagrancy charges.
Lynn Massachusetts may vote on a measure to make all street car service free if the state legislature allows a city referendum. The idea is pushed by Ralph Bauer, a longtime Lynn businessman described as a public-spirited millionaire who has spent eight years on the project. The locals claim Bauer only stops when he succeeds.
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