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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1919
Page
2
The senate was informed today by President Wilson. The communication signals ongoing policy discussions and potential legislative impacts awaiting action in the chamber.
Americans in Brazil and other ports await restoration of American merchant marine strength and renewed markets. They envision 40 to 50 percent of ships from Rio Santos and Pernambues under U S flag, reversing a decline since the Civil War era as Britain and others expanded. Ships numbers rise from 1821 to 1860s decline.
Washington reports indicate repeated protests to the Mexican government over an agrarian law deemed harmful to American interests. The protests, conveyed by the department, reflect ongoing U S concern with Mexico's policy during the period.
A series of electrical storms swept northern Indiana and western Ohio causing three deaths from lightning and widespread damage. In Youngstown Ohio three people died and property losses ran into thousands. Cleveland reports nearly 2 million dollars in crop and property damage as floods and storms crippled railroad and telegraph services, with Ashland county hardest hit at about 1 million. Bridges and culverts washed out across 40 to 60 structures.
For the week ending August the shipping board received 103 256 gross tons of grain. This increased the cumulative total to 1181 shipments, representing more than 4 342 000 gross tons.
Charlen Bacigalupi was jailed in San Francisco awaiting transfer to Bellingham Washington for trial on a June Great Northern robbery. A tattoo on his left arm matched a design circulated in a Bellingham notice, prompting a rearrest after a prior arrest. He denies involvement.
A plan proposes replacing restraint straps with horizontal bars in the device. The brief note mentions modifications to ensure stability and safety. No dates or organizations are specified in the readable text.
A Russian Pryegue newspaper reprinted in Berlin claims Bolsheviks captured Figa and that the Lithuanian premier fled to Milan. The report comes from the foreign press section of the issue dated 13.
A reflective passage argues intelligence has failed to address the human problem. It critiques focusing on race nations creed sex and class and urges recognition of shared humanity among all people. The author emphasizes reducing proper recognition gaps within society.
Mrs Edina Akers and family thank friends for sympathy during bereavement for husband and brother Jos. Appreciation extended for beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mrs J W Meritt and BM Stuck.
Testimonies from Georgia to Michigan praise Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for dysentery flux and other bowel troubles. Users like E Bower Carrie Fusner Mrs A H Hill and Mary Carrington report quick relief and life saving effects for themselves and their families.
United Press report describes postwar Berlin's wild pursuit of pleasure due to wartime fatigue. Rich and poor alike burn funds on champagne, gambling, cafes, and dancing halls as food remains scarce and social restraint loosens.
The page lists scores from Los Angeles Sacramento Oakland Seattle Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Detroit Cleveland and others. It notes varied results with several close games and fluctuating standings as teams travel and report recent outcomes.
The Belgian king and queen are slated to tour Washington for three days then move to New York to reside aboard the Erith battleship for a short period. They will be guests of the president at the White House with a White House dinner and a British embassy reception planned. The two royals are expected to extend their move date and Mr Breckenridge Long is arranging the official welcome.
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