16 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented report notes tensions over sheep handling logistics near Pilot Mountain. Officials discuss a potential shift to a single company, with no formal announcement yet and authority to proceed lingering in doubt.
London report says a German economic experts commission will negotiate reparations for sinking the fleet with Allied representatives in Paris. The goal is to conclude the treaty before Christmas, with initial offers including docks and dredges, and further talks authorized.
A bulletin cited by HM. K. Jack of Standard Oil indicates Oregon mandates 64 degree gravity gasoline, unlike 54 degree products in California and nearby states. The rule reduces supply of lower gravity fuel and raises costs, compounded by a one cent per gallon tax, increasing Oregon’s gasoline price relative to neighbors. The report notes quality standards and government impact on production and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR hints another Chicago item list titled Old Time Basket and Corn Beef Cabbage. Mentions M&S Agolf fashioning basket and corned beef and cabbage with a reference to a person identified as Ward Codahs and a Chino Pking Conpans. Details are garbled and unclear.
A meeting of MPit Mook Women scheduled for togay was cancelled by May Harmon, county demonstration agent, due to weather.
Pendleton line officials say ten trains will restart Thursday after temporary cancellations due to cool weather. Train Nos. 21 and 25 between Takor and CinHie resume. No. 41 and 42 between Pendleton and Pilot Rock resume Thursday. service will run daily except Sunday. The new ruling affects Pendleton trains and all teams under administration.
A San Francisco bulletin notes vast government spending on Christmas gifts and war savings, with estimates of up to 3.5 million dollars, while thrift agents seek cuts. It warns that high prices and reduced production threaten the republic, urging restraint and practical needs.
Portland dispatch reports service disruptions resolved with planned reinstatement on Thursday. Officials cited improved reliability and restored timetable as changes take effect, with passengers advised to check updated schedules.
Detroit report shows Menire Vaycourt facing a divorce case where his wife seeks relief. The court notes that his support of his mother-in-law was deemed insufficient to justify the divorce motion.
The county announces a tax levy of 13 mills for the upcoming year to cover interest and principal on debts. The levy is an increase over last year by about five mills, with total revenue around three to four million in state funds and other entries indicating adjustments to meet debt service.
Mercury steady near 12 above with more snow predicted. The report notes a low of 12 below zero last night and a barometer at 29.92 inches indicating colder air. Chinook winds are mentioned, with mixed weather signals and notes on train arrivals and delays. The weather office warns of upcoming changes and promises a fuller forecast later.
Washington passes into debate a legal push to invalidate the constitutional prohibition. Advocates argue enforcement of the Volstead Act is unconstitutional and seek Supreme Court review to halt nationwide prohibition.
In Atlantic City on December 1, Mrs. Esther Blake, accused of harming her son Huddy, confessed to admitting a false kidnapping tale. Dr. Loura Bowster testified Blake claimed she walked from the municipal pier at Ventnor with the boy and said he must have fallen into the water, while she later remembered little amid emotional breakdown.
Mrs Ida Fowler dies after a four day illness at St Anthony s hospital. She lived in Pendleton and is survived by her husband Fred Fowler and their son Neal. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the family residence 540 Garfield street.
The article notes Cosper plans two new branch openings with Ken Evans overseeing the Lo Griede and Wertschneots sites. It mentions locations in Roland O.G. Mile and the Fiber, Lown & Treat building, plus staffing details and tentative start dates.
Ballots on the peace treaty are being distributed at the Rust Oreitoniin office and various public venues. Citizens are urged to vote promptly as authorities emphasize timely participation in the treaty decision.
Pendleton’s fuel crisis eases as stores open at 10 with voluntary conservation orders in place. Warmer weather helps reduce demand. coal shortages persist though small wood oil stocks exist. Power service expected to stabilize within days as Pacific Power and Light works to restore supplies. Reports of plant clearouts and ongoing coal and fuel distribution efforts continue amid cautious public vigilance.
Portland dispatch reports a regional embargo on all shipments of merchandise following a road authority decision. The halt affects lumber and related goods moving through Creton and Wieehteton, with potential widespread impact on commerce and transit across the region as officials coordinate enforcement.
A motion in the Republican committee proposes elevating the civil service panel by appointing two women to the commission. The plan would raise members from three to five, with names floated including Avne Mppntest and Aen of Keliendu. The article notes current appointees and the governor's authorization as context, plus local weather and stray weather-related details.
A report from Los Angeles on December 16 details a Holstein presented world with a rare set of triplets born to a cow named Welpiete. The event highlights efforts by breeders to advance dairy genetics and cattle husbandry.
Rome dispatch says Dalmatia’s Fiume area sees regular troops occupy Akateltu after Gabrielle DAnnunzio withdraws from Fiume following an agreement with Premier Nitti. The move marks a concluded episode in the long, dramatic episode surrounding the Italian seizure and control of the city.
A federal contempt of court hearing for United Mine Workers officials was continued by Judge Anderson. The case centers on alleged injunction violations during the coal strike. Alexander Howitt and others face proceedings. Howitt to appear Monday on additional charges.
Pontaciy Okla Dec 14 The Miller brothers owners of the 10a ranch said they would offer 200000 for the Carpentier Campacy fight and would try to stage the world championship bout in Oklahoma. They would raid the site if larger bids came.
A stay granted prevents the execution of Anton La para and Teper, sparing the life of Lapara, amid a governor’s reprieve. The case ties to a 1917 San Wreisine shooting and threats to mop up by Christmas. The governor reviewed evidence and delayed the gallows as a petition from the victim’s family sought mercy.
Chicago December 16 dispatch says an embargo will speed coal movement by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line, tightening routes to accelerate shipments. The note lists the railroad as central to rapid tonnage transfer amid constraints.
A wreck at a railroad crossing in Lincoln injures 29 when a frosty road causes a car to overturn on a sharp curve. The operator lost control and the vehicle slid off the track, leaving passengers scattering amid the debris.
Daily briefing summarizes city, state, and national items with weather notes and notable editorials. Includes local alerts, crowd updates, and brief remarks from city officials alongside miscellaneous columns and features.
London reports the unofficial peace conference adopting a hands off policy in Africa. Labor leaders claim victory for organized labor in foreign affairs and plan a campaign to push Britain toward peace with the Bolsheviks and lift the economic blockade of Soviet Russia. Churchill states Britain has fewer merchants in Russia than the United States, France, or Japan.
Pendleton High freshmen spearhead a lyceum drive with 650 season tickets sold through 12 to 15 clubs. The effort targets a queen candidate and Taft speaking engagement, with $1.50 season tickets and free admission to the first two numbers for many buyers.
Rome dispatch reports newspapers today say the government is without a stable majority and at the mercy of daily legislative moves. The chamber remains unable to form a consistent policy, risking further chaos according to Giornale d'Italia and other papers.
Mike Howard of La Gramie and Frank McCarroll of Holes are set for a heavyweight bout to headline a dec 23 event at the Otregen theater promoter Dowd Ireland announced. Both fighters are described as evenly matched with recent wins and losses, including Howard’s two straight falls loss to Marin Phesthaha and McCarroll’s string of victories in the region.
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