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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1919

Page

8

Columbia University Professor to Speak at Teachers Association

Salem reports that A. C. Hampton, president of the State Teachers' Association, announced Columbia University professor F. G. Bonger will be the principal speaker. The program features new departments, including room touch order and Mr. Trumbull on social agencies, with talks by Miss Julia Apooner and other educators across Portland and Yamhill high schools.

Salem A. C. Hampton State Teachers’ Amoetation F. G. Bonger Columbia University New York Ord Julia Apooner Portland Tusday Lane Room Ming Ale Bildok Yamhill Minn McGregor Inland Teacherw Association Minnie Altman Clackeaman Agunts Tony Jefferson Bleh iWchool Poacher Health Hertha Bivart Reel College Wednomtny Dee, Jr Towehern’ Councils of Cosoperation Committeee Dispusalon Bheldon Mr ‘Trumbul Thayer Rude Eichers

Grant County Raises 1423 10 For Red Cross Drive

Baker, Dec 15. IM PF handler reports Grant County total gifts for the Red Cross drive reach 1 429 000 with many towns contributing. Weather hampered progress, but J M Dohhees led Mage Valley drive to 198. Mrs J Lairdhaw lists 228 from Sparta. Total members to be 537, with Baker City, county outside Winker, and Grant County contributing portions.

Baker Handler Hed Grose Grant County Haa Walter Moneham Prairie City Canyon City Vernon John Day Dayville Granite Monument Thither Margeville Bates Fox Valley G Leen Hamilton Austin Menr Valley Long Creek Simon Range Qalona Chandler J. M. Dohhees Mage Valley Han J. Lairdhaw Sparta Auslin Hridgeport Greenbearnere Baker County Rhiker Winker

Stanford to Become Super-University

Stanford University figures discussed by Dr Ray Lyman Wilbur president and Herbert Hoover former leader of Stanford as the campus expands. The plan envisions two years of college work in junior college departments of public high schools and eliminates freshman and sophomore work from the curriculum. Hoover’s backing of expanded offerings and state support are noted as factors in Stanford’s growth and influence in California education.

Stanford University Cal Ray Lyrman Wilbur Herbert Hoover Trinier Leland Stanfons Junior University Branford University Wan Durh

State Commissioner Explains Higher Tax Levy

Salem, Feb. 15. Frank K. Lovell explains why the state tax levy for this year rises to 1,369,408 in excess of last year. The secretary of state will forward copies of the levy measure to assessors statewide. The larger levy results from six percent limitations and costs for veterans education and other items. figures include specific amounts for market data and salors marines education.

Salem Bec Frank K. Lovell Oregon

Auto hurled 100 feet in collision near Retwhod City

Reported December 4 in Mal county describes a car crash when a driver and passenger were in a Ford model traveling 30 to 40 mph toward San Tow. The vehicle struck a telegraph pole, sending the auto about 100 feet. No serious injuries were noted, though the driver and attendant faced questioning.

Drake Dyalke Mr Drake San Towo Mio Moter Ominktie Fay Francto Wien Wirrnteer Sanfranemceo

Peace Treaty Ballot and Senate Vote on Covenant

After 28 nations signed the League of Nations Covenant in Paris, Senate reservations to the treaty were debated in a special session. The ratification vote failed 41 for ratification with reservations, 39 for ratification without reservations, and 15 for ratification with any conditions, prompting the East Oregonian to seek reader sentiment with option a.

Paris Germany League of Nations Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Washington The East Oregonian Slayer

Dayton burns in early morning blaze at library theater

A $30,000 fire struck Dayton on the coldest day of the year, damaging the library theater and surrounding merchants and dwellings. The blaze began in the theater basement near a kerosene heater, with alarms at 3:29 AM and a second call at 11:20 AM as flames spread to adjacent bathtime and grocery stores. Losses include about 84,000 to the theater, 40,000 to interiors, and numerous shops, with total damage estimated around 40,000 to 80,000. The library theater and Lass interior damage were reported amid extensive smoke and fire suppression efforts.

Dayton, Bee Librarty Theater Dayton Theater Eheld W. Eb, Cahill Brisinerie Griffin & Son Suffiel

Divorce decree sustained by court after futile trial

Paris Dec 15 The court at Vers ailles sustained a decree of divorce granted to Frank Gould from Edith Kelly Gould. Edith’s attorney argued in the French court with no authority in the clearment since it could not try a suit involving two foreigners without the consent of both. Henri Viriani, former premier, represented Gould.

Paris Versanilles Frank Gould Edith Kelly Gould Hene Viriani

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