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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows various subscription terms by mail and carrier. Mentions weekly monthly and multi month periods with prices like 98.00 and 125, but details are garbled. Indicates a public notice style for the distribution or pricing of a periodical.
Springtime finds me happy, summer makes me sing and the year full of joy. The poem praises the world’s beauty through winter and May, urging shared happiness and light. Copyright East Oregonian Pub Co.
Ark Sullivan argues Cox and Roosevelt form a young man's ticket in the 1920 race. He cites war service, League of Nations support, and Senate politics as reasons youths should back Cox, viewing Harding as reactionary and Taft’s era nostalgia.
A call to awaken Oregon to develop Crater Lake as a scenic asset. The writer urges Southern Oregon to ally with California if Portland fails to back the cause, arguing the state lags in exploiting its resources and needs a strong, urgent push to wake up the commonwealth.
A debate on police brutality, vigilance against ruthless criminals, and the need for effective forces is framed alongside criticism of humane policing theories. Letters from sympathizers arrive as five armed felons elude capture, with hopes pinned on lawmen and volunteers. Meanwhile Wasco hotel theft and Ponzi cheque orders highlight broader crime concerns and calls for accountability.
A fragment notes a meeting between Grimer & Co of Toledo Chile and a party named Alls Cata concerning a case. The readable text provides names and place but no clear outcome or date. Further details are unavailable in the accessible excerpt.
An account on Taey Martell alleged against a company checks, now overdrawn, details unclear but indicates financial dispute involving the named party and drawn funds. Further specifics not provided in readable text.
Three suspects entered Boldbere's jewelry store in the heart of the city and opened fire in a bold daytime heist. Two employees were wounded as the bandits seized diamonds valued at about 26 000 dollars before fleeing in an automobile. Local police search for the culprits.
City records show no bids yet received for stage 1609S paving as bids will be opened at the next city council meeting if any arrive. Five bids for paving work have been received while sewer job bids are expected to come in after the market improves and bonds can be financed.
A Washington report dated August 10 details a deceitful scheme targeting a bereaved mother. The alert exposes a swindle and warns readers to beware of similar fraud tactics.
A wartime fraud case emerges as a widow reports a man threatening to send her son’s body back from Washington for a payment. Investigators confirm the soldier’s grave was never found and the suspect sought funds, prompting a prompt inquiry into the matter.
Vancouver police investigate circumstances surrounding the death of Mrs. H. Liegd found in her hotel room with narrow injuries. Her husband Me Lieyd is detained as the probe proceeds after she died a few hours after hospital transfer.
A peace treaty with Turkey was signed in France at 4 08 oclock local time, marking a formal agreement between the parties. The ceremony occurred at a designated venue in BSAVERANCH with officials present to witness the signing and endorse the terms of the accord.
In the House of Commons today Premier Lloyd George voiced hopeful terms for peace regarding the war. The open ing words of his statement framed a cautious path toward settlement as party leaders weighed prospects and terms amid wartime pressures.
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