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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1920
Page
7
A reflective poem notes that old friends endure beyond time and weather while the world moves forward. It contrasts enduring companionship with new ties and envisions a peaceful rest beyond life as spring returns after winter.
An editorial urges the United States to accept the Armenian mandate despite costs and trouble. It argues white men must bear burdens to restore global peace, quench fires of conflict, and boost America’s prestige by assisting Armenia through a new republic. The piece links the mandate to moral duty and national credibility.
A county superintendent displayed a card in Indiana store windows urging fair pay for teachers. The message warned that half pay hurts efficiency and called for fair pay as essential to American principles ahead of the May 21 elementary and higher education tax votes.
Peoples voice matters on Pendleton plan with potential early vote if local interest warrants. Debate centers on cost plus plan amid war conditions and calls for accountability if shipyards did fraudulent work, while education millage and travel expenses confusion are noted. News from New Jersey hints at Johnson’s potential in the East. Lodge urged to denounce the Lew expedition and the Louisiana purchase as spring weather arrives.
Washington April 2 The appearance of Francisco Villa with Obregon followers is forecast by revolutionary movement representatives. Reports from Mexico City say fighting has broken out in the Ajusco mountains between revolting federal troops and Carranza supporters. Several detachments of General Robleto federals reportedly defected to the rebels and attacked Carranza forces.
An air passenger route between Spokane and Walla Walla will start next week. The line, announced by a local aviation company, will offer weekly round trips at a fare of 45 cents.
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