22 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
1
News wires report a chaotic hour in Munich as soviet authority is toppled and Premier Jfoffimain reopens government. Across Central Europe, proclamations from Budapest and Vienna cite workers defending the proletariat amid conflicts with Allied troops and nationalist forces.
A wartime urging piece questions readers about loyalty to the Victory Liberty Loan. It contrasts brave actions at Chateau Thierry Belleau Wood and Argonne with doubt and inaction, urging citizens to contribute and fulfill their duty to support the war effort. The piece names the Victory Loan Committee and calls for decisive support.
A city praise for the Victory Loan echoes strong as veterans overseas are urged not to shirk duties. Lt Steiner and Capt Miner recount heroism from the front, praising perseverance of young soldiers and urging support for the war effort. The piece cites Robert Tigalle of Pendleton who died of wounds, and notes community members subscribing to Victory Loan bonds.
Eastern Washington farmers see strong grain prospects with high yields despite tight conditions. J McCook of American National Bank reports solid subscription progress for the Victory Loan, noting $96.00 counted so far and optimistic sentiment across Spokane County and nearby areas.
Coronal Karl Nutter, long serving dispatch in the air service, died recently on the way to Portland. His body will be transported there for funeral rites. He spent time in Frangoo and Foueih, with plans involving Mirrel Mine and Ningenet.
The County High School Track Meet is set for Friday May 2 with eight teams entered Hermiton Weaton Milton Vinapine Ferndale Stanfield Pendleton Events include sprinting relays jumps and hurdles for eligible county students Ten representatives per school permitted No penalties or awards listed. details indicate standard county meet format with various races hops and obstacles and age eligibility rules.
Captain Lyman Rice of the 91st Division arrives home from overseas aboard train No 17. He had been stationed in Finland for months and reported back to his unit, amid celebratory reception as he rejoined the front.
The 480 acre Hanson Wheat Ranch near Pendleton was sold for $59,500 to Cart Hams and Matt Mattoon. The purchase, roughly $124 per acre, transfers ownership after a warrant. The Bolgsk brothers’ ranches on the site are replaced by new owners who will farm this year’s crop and take over the land records through COL J W Kaley.
Local church leaders announce a Methodist fundraising drive will begin three weeks early for the cemetery mission and relief work. Rev. RK. BKB. Garewil previews a campaign in Croatitia county and Pendbeton with city residents urged to contribute to the cause.
Ove Wing Atlen tied claim for 1,170 against the estate of Mras tos J. Wilbur, alleging the parcel sold by the deceased years ago. The claimant contends the administrators final report should not be accepted until his bill is settled.
Radical German leader in an interview with United Press argues Germany should bear indemnities for wartime destruction and calls for a proletarian dictatorship to enforce a dictated peace. He insists there is wealth to distribute and that occupation and loss could be accepted if the price is paid by capitalists and the state reorganizes under a workers’ rule. The dispatch also notes the allied fear of Germany’s political upheaval and a separate report on a Hungarian offensive near Budapest.
The widow of Robert Ingalls, wounded in France, urged by Captain Ritner at Happy Canyon to donate to the Victory Liberty Bond drive. She had already received an insurance allotment and contributed from it, honoring her husband’s sacrifice while supporting the war effort.
Local reports show significant early progress in the Victory Loan drive. Communities like Athena, Milton, and Hermiston report substantial individual subscriptions, with totals approaching or surpassing one third of their quotas. Bank underwriting holds back, while volunteers push to meet the week’s target and finalize the loan totals by Saturday night.
A plan to establish part time schools for Meadivton children aged 1 to 11 faces passage this fall. Officials say the program will allow nontraditional attendance and participation while enforcing compulsory attendance through local authorities.
Dellias man Cart Beaton TL Cart Penton, noted as well known, recently returned from Bran where he served over a year as Severant of Company 162d Infantry. His unit passed through here en route to Cen Lew tir deena Watton.
Commander Taweh of Pendleton, born at 103 Lewis Street, leads the George Washington liner used for presidential travel. He was appointed to Annapolis in 1906 and is noted as an outstanding officer with a world rifle championship medal. He is the brother of Willen Hoeerh Jr and Mrs Pred orick Sivciwer.
Orders issued today by Lee D. Drake designate the demobilization of the 1st 2nd and 4th regiments of the Oregon guards. Battalions not affected remain based at La Grande Pendleton and Bend. Twenty four infantry and two engineer companies are affected with thirty eight officers being removed under severe orders No. 25.
Freewater resident Merle Hodgen of the Vratuila County Patriotic League reports from Aftweld Germany that Private First Class Hodgen in the Fifth Marines says Americans are glad to hear from home. He notes home support remains strong and hopes to return to Douila County soon.
A notice states H G Zilliacus has changed his name to George Browning. It notes his former identity and current residence details, mentioning California ties and a relocation. The partial OCR reads as a name change filing with a Bee Hive Penile torn area and references to Lone English California connections.
Paris April 22 Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sintho absent from the big four talks amid Italian nervousness over unharmonized Wilson lines and claims. Crowds in Rome report anxious mood as Italy appears to withdraw to allow focus on home turmoil and potential revolts.
Washington April 22 The War Department ordered a 10 000 strong force to protect American possessions in the Pacific and to increase garrisons in the Philippines China Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone Officials denied the troops are being organized due to recent clashes between Americans and Japanese.
Officials will personally hear arguments in a Northwest rate dispute with the Interstate Commerce Commission and the Teart Empire Shippers League represented by Cmwsald Weet. The hearing aims to consolidate and review broader Marine West rate structures affecting Northwest interests. An early date is expected, with sessions likely in Portland.
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