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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1918
Page
5
In the Pastime showing of The Danger Mark, a photoplay from a Robert W Chimbers novel, Elsie Ferguson appears in a Florida photographed garden party scene. The plot centers on Gerald Seagrave and a troubled heiress drawn to drink from a cursed ancestor.
Guardian uncovers a girl secretly craving sugar steeped in cologne and indulges at Lola XVI garden fete. Geraldine drinks champagne to excess and is carried to her room by a man who loves her, amid a tale of discretion and strong romantic interest. Ferguson delivers a restrained, captivating performance with an excellent supporting company.
Holston the secretary of agriculture may succeed McAdoo who has resigned as secretary of the treasury Hovston is described as a Missourian and potential replacement in the source text The item notes a government staffing change with no further context or dates.
Federal officials in Seattle warned against any relaxation of wartime security as the war period ends. Immigration Commissioner Henry F. White and U S Attorney Robert Baundered emphasized vigilance with many aliens to be deported and ongoing counter espionage efforts tied to the war’s duration. Washington and national leaders echoed the stance.
Federal officials in Seattle warn continued watchfulness against espionage and propaganda. Commissioner White, a Seattle federal director of the Minute Men division, quotes Chief Bielaski urging ongoing operation. The letter notes government prosecutions will persist for months despite peace progress.
November 30 report states the third army waits for orders to advance toward Prussia while German withdrawals near completion as occupation moves unfold.
Tom Wood was placed under arrest yesterday by District Game Warden George Tonkin on charges tied to deer meat possession. A complaint was filed against Charles in connection with the incident.
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