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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1919

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President 15 faces a big decision on Italy pact

Rome April 29 Thomas Nelson Page, U S ambassador to Italy, met Premier Orlando in a long discussion over Italy’s stance in the peace conference. Reports say Orlando may urge parliament to accept a compromise giving Italy London Pact concessions on Dalmatia while Tnt would obtain all allied terms. Fiume telegraphs Wilson declaring union with Italy and gratitude for American support.

Rome Thomas Nelson Page Italy Orlando Ttats Cirlando Voth Paris Bowers Flame Tratl London Dalmatia

Germans to Receive Peace Treaty Friday Arrival Tonight

Versailles April 20 German delegates will receive the peace treaty Friday under the planned program. The enemy delegation principals are scheduled to arrive tonight. Public calm is urged as authorities post move on notices near the hotel where the Germans are quartered. Prisoners question discussed but believed settled by foreign ministers council. retaliation for civilian labor demands tied to the treaty's terms.

William Phillip Simms United Press Versailles Ulwecht Foreign Ministers Council Germany Helene

Cummins Objects to Protection Article

DEAMOIMES April 8 The senate will not ratify the new league covenant under article 10 modified according to Senator Cummins Article 10 would require the United States and other nations to furnish an army and navy to preserve territorial integrity and independence of all members of the League Cummins said I havent had time to examine the covenant carefully The people wont fight unless they are justified in fighting He warned fighting external aggressions in advance is unwise and futile if the matter in dispute is unknown.

Deamoimes Senate League Benator Cummins United States Cumminsaid Preas

85 Germans Arrive with Hatboxes Amid Crashed Train Scene

A party of 85 Germans arrived early today in a product train crash incident near Veriniles. The group included 14 women stenographers, many carrying hatboxes. They were held by gendarmes at the Hotel dem Reservoirs after a chaotic scene near a garage. Local villagers gathered as the convoy moved from one location to another.

Agri Henry Germany Dem

Pendleton Band Opens Spring Summer Concert Season

Pendleton's municipal band will give the first concert of spring and summer on Thursday evening May 8 at the city stand in Piow Heer Park. The concrete foundation is finished, woodwork nearly done, and a few concerts are planned weekly thereafter. The band performs in plain uniforms for the opener, with new uniforms expected after mid May.

Pendleton Pio- Heer Park Jt Flirt

Visiting Marine Reveals Castel Death Details

Melvin Laidlaw of the 5th Regiment, visiting from Waltsburg Washington, testifies Castel died in the Champagne battle by a shell. He says Castel was his bunkmate and the two fought at Belleau Wood St Mihiel and Chateau Thierry, later serving at Verdun and the Argonne. Laidlaw hoped to locate Castel in Pendleton before returning home, plans to write and send photos to Castel’s mother, Mrs Mary Mantzel.

John Lau Castel Ukiahnan Lin Welion Choteber Melvin Laktiow Sth Mariner Dendlebton Waltsburg Washington Louw Laidlaw Champagne Mary Mantoel Laidllaw Pendleton Argonne Chateel Alvo Bellean Wood St. Mirin Chateau Thierry Verdun Bolemone The

Drug Store Boss Charged Over Bitter Sales

Thomas Young proprietor of Economy Drug Company faces charges in justice court for maintaining a common nuisance tied to selling bitters and other medicinal compounds with 14 to 26 percent alcohol. District Attorney R L Keator says he will press the case to the Supreme Court if needed, alleging such medicines function as beverages fueling drunkenness.

Justice Court Thomas Young Economy Drug Company R. L. Keator Mir Keator Supreme Court Young James A Joe H. Parkes Bie

Pendleton Plans Fourth of July Celebration Debate

Citizens in Pendleton discuss commemorating Independence Day with a large public event or a modest observance. Some favor a grand celebration to honor sailors and marines returning from service, while others call for restraint after a year of war and prior limited festivities.

Pendieions Wlwly Moton Kren

3,000,000 Pounds Wool Sells at Government Auction

Oregon Journal reports a Portland government wool sale moving 3 million pounds at 30 to 52 cents per pound. L K Nerke named chief buyer as prices held steady and buyers scooped up lots, with strong demand and satisfactory results for sellers.

Portland Oregon Journal Lk. J. Nerke Ube

Eastern H ouses Get Road Bonds at Big Premium

Umatilla county sold road bonds with strong demand and premium. Detroit Trust Co and Mississippi Valley Trust Co led at top bids, with Hirst National Bank of Milton and H. W. Collins of Pendleton among bidders. Transfers arranged quickly. county holds about 745000 in indebtedness, with a 1 million bond levy approved and four-year retirement starting 1926. Water draw at 5.5 percent.

Umatilla County Detroit Trust Co Detroit Mississipi Valley Trust Co St. Toute Hirst National Bank of Milton HH. W. Collins Pendie~ton Parami Col J. J. Haley Eamer Dewire Beriin

Linton under martial law amid labor strike clashes

In Linton Indiana martial law was proclaimed to quell a strike by the local central labor union. Eight thousand miners quit work threatening to keep the town closed until demands for recognition higher wages and shorter hours are met. Police and militia from Evansville Bloomington Sullivan and others arrived to restore order.

Linton Ind Violleneer Central Labor Union Pullee Ama Groupe Terre Hauteculith Eifht Thuruay Indianapolis Agenay Evansville Bloomington Sullivan Torres Haute Rockville Aleo Ne Iter

Trainmen Killed and Injured in Collision Near Taylor City

Three trainmen died and two were injured in a wreck on a single-track line near Taylor City. The accident involved the train they rode, with rescuers detailing the scene and the surviving crew member’s condition. Authority reports indicate investigation begun to determine cause and assign responsibility.

Sctanton Anil Taylor Wt Srubelovietoe

Evening News Denies Clash Involving Soldier and South African

London April 29 The Evening News denied reports of a clash between an American soldier and a South African named Jant night Tf. It stated there was some horseplay and orders but no one was killed or badly injured.

London Evening News Today Nwegroe

Italy's Imperial Aims and the Dalmatian Coast Annexation

This excerpt outlines Italy's drive to unite disunited states under the House of Savoy, aided by Napoleon, and to claim Lombardy Venetia Trentino and other regions. It notes proposals to annex Fiume and Dalmatian coast, and references the secret London treaty terms prior to U S entry.

Italy Flume Italian Cavour Sardinia House of Bavoy Napoleon Lombardy Austria Santinia Veneta Avetria Trentino Tatria Venetia Kady Parks Fiume London United States Svilcon Jugo-Slavia

O W R N Rail Service to Portland Promised Change

Pendleton leaders petitioned O W R N officials for better return trips to Portland. George C. Baer, Pendleton Commercial Association president, reports a satisfactory schedule adjustment within ten days. Proposals include an evening westbound train arriving in Portland morning, with connections at Umatilla or Spokane, affecting Eastern Oregon travelers and sleeper customers.

Oregon Portland George C. Baer Pendleton Commercial Association Pendleton Walla Walla Spokane rOexon Innul Umatilla

Insane Norwegian Patient at State Hospital Kills Self

Halvor Hamby a 40 year old native of Norway and patient at the State Hospital since January 1918 committed death by his own action this morning at 10 oclock by throwing himself in front of a locomotive near the hospital grounds. Hamby who helped wind weeded the lawn crew suddenly dashed toward the oncoming engine. He was killed instantly and had shown no signs of despondency. Efforts to locate a brother in Minnesota are underway and the body will likely be buried here.

Halvor Hamby Norway State Hospital Himelf AL & N Hamby Haspita Off Jay Hot Ueto Hamby'n Minnerott

Victory Loan Notes Seen as Attractive Investment

The Liberty Loan board in the twelfth district mailed letters to banks and bondholders praising Victory Loan notes for strong interest and parity with other bonds. Analysts note prices nearby par with Fourth Liberty 4 1/2 and 4 3/4 percent bonds, with notes maturing in four years and attractive yields, making them a favorable option for investors with funds to invest despite wartime uncertainty.

Victory Loan Liberty Loan General Executive Board Twelfth Federal Reserve District Juanes

Telegram Eulogy for J K Lynch Coast Loan Leader

A telegram from Edward Cwakingham of Portland memorializes James K Lynch head of the Pacific Coast Liberty Loan. The message to W Thorpeson praises Lynch for unselfish patriotic service and his sacrifice in the war effort, noting his leadership and devotion.

J. K. Lynch Coast Loan James K. Lench Pendletah Edward Cwakingham Portland Ehateman Wo. Thormpeon American National Bank My. Cookingham Air, Lyne Pacific Coast Liberty Loan

Riot Reports Spark Anti-Semitic Tension in Viet Nam

Early dispatches from London describe riots labeled anti-Semitic in Viet Nam with reports of clashes and rising tensions. The incomplete telegraph text mentions Apel 20 and Tweer as possibly referenced names in the volatile scene.

London Dixpatotl

Portland Stories Hurt Victory Loan Prompting Subscriptions Drive

Portland papers report outside Portland backers failing to meet Victory Loan quotas, with totals around $5,000 at press time. Peodleton and rural counties trail their targets and will continue taking subscriptions until the competition closes May 10.

Portland

Wilson Firm as Japans Claims Near Climax

Paris dispatch reports no final accord at the China Japan dispute as big three resume talks. Japan clings to Shantung concessions while abandoning Kiauchau, with final decision postponed after Germany treaty and possible further statements by President Wilson.

Wilson Carl D. Groat Paris Taperees Kiauchau Shantung Peninesifn Germany Shantung Peninsula Britain Japan China Shangtung Kisuchao Shanghau

War Tank Accident Delays Local Exhibition Plans

A tank accident near Baker and La Grande may delay the local exhibition, with repair expected to allow the tank to perform on the north side near the Raidh street area. Soldiers guarding the tank arrive by train tomorrow to prepare, while Captain Franklin J Kelley, a WWII era hero, will speak tomorrow evening at the event.

Lomorrow Baker la Grande Sdenein Reetdenon OHK Tomer Merning

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