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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
6
Jan 20 Tandon report that Red cavalry crossed the Manytoh river and won 5000 captives in a southeast theater. A Maeten communique claims Leb0 prisoners were taken after a two battle south of Vergenmontt. In Porekop, another communique mentions General Nichesk's forces and Denthia throne with alternating reports.
The Citizens Bank at Grass Valley in Stanislaus County raised capital from £2 to $25,000. The W. M. Barnett Bank of Wasco increased its capital from $15,000 to $28,000. The Dallas City Bank was admitted to the Federal Reserve System per a report to Superintendent Bennett.
A report describes a store burglary where a Bell fron observer heard four suspects exit the lower floor after a window crash. Four men fled, a man’s hand was cut, and a trail of blood helped trace them. Weapons and ammunition were found in a hotel storeroom. One suspect, Haghy Lean, is a parolee from Walla Walla.
Jean Mc Clatchie a 17 year old high school girl and foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin A Garmeon died Thursday evening at her home from drinking poison in Portland Oregon City. The event occurred after she warned I have taken something and fainted. Deputy Coroner Leo Osted took charge of the body and no motive is known. Her father is Thomas McCatchie of Oregon City.
A crudely legible 56 January Berlin report notes ongoing probate drama over a will tied to Pan German factions. A widow seeks her share while a half brother and others contest, with legal counsel and court action looming in the German testament case.
In Brownsville Texas unassisted flyers and pilots face a dangerous border crossing. The report notes authorities and officials in Port Jarman and related agencies coordinating efforts to aid and monitor individuals attempting the journey.
MNCAGO Jan. F. George Trutinesme, 25, wonders if a stone age marriage plan could work. A revolver used by the groom caused delays and the bride Margaret Creer left with a license. The clerk left to fetch proof, police report notes the weapon had been fixed to misfire.
Robert O. Jones, head of Idaho’s law enforcement, lauds the state constabulary as central to unified police authority. Eight months of activity show the system linking state, county, and municipal officers, enabling rapid policy and action in emergencies and against I. W. W. radicals.
In Spokane on January 20 1920 Will Willey was expelled from the Hillyard Christian church for alleged interruption during services. He must appear before Jnnga Huneke on February 2 to show why he should not be barred from attending church. Willey had been expelled in 1919 according to Pastor Dut Inelaw.
Ocear Winters of South Bend dies when his car plunges 72 feet from the Raymond Avenue bridge to a riverbank after a bent steering rod failed. His wife and others suffer minor injuries in the accident at Boutil Gent Wash on January 59.
Fragmentary OCR reads a private matter about a wife of an “Aertel” in a confused scene. The speaker claims she cannot distinguish simple items and lacks basic knowledge. Text quality is poor and difficult to interpret for a clear event.
Foremost Y-ray Nen hosts a postwar session in Atlanta with experts from across the country. The event discusses advances in radiology and medical technology developed during the war, planning future demonstrations and applications.
Near Alderdeen Washington a major timber sale involving 150 million feet of timber changes hands. The transfer links Brinm and Srancevedt’s K. & Loseling company from Oakville with Beary Wilson and A. H. Johnson of San Francisco. John Wilson and William Wilson take over mill management as the deal reshapes ownership and operation of the adjacent timber assets.
Oregon Agricultural College at Corvallis seeks state aid to ease a severe financial crisis that has halted enrollment growth and raised maintenance costs. The legislature considers a per mill levy to generate about 485,000 annually for maintenance and expansion. No tuition increase or nonresident fee is planned, but a new state levy would fund essential buildings and capacity to open in September.
A fragmentary monologue describes a man named John as a model husband who cooks little and dislikes aid for money, noting his teasing about mending and a touch of prejudice. The speaker declares him the ideal husband despite quirks.
Washington reports 1929 trade showed exports over imports totaling 4,017,060,000 on record, with exports rising to 7,022,900,080 and imports at 5,221,000,000. The data, from the Bureau of Trade Statistics, notes year over year gains and shifts in December figures, including gold imports and noted market stability.
New York January 90 A former light lieutenant and two former second lieutenants of the Royal Air Force have entered as privates in the United States service at Mitchell Barracks Langland, New York. The three former RAF men all served in France during the war and entered to support the new defense.
Readable scraps show a разговор of characters and settings, with phrases like Did you ever hear tell and Aly al managed to see fin. The passage references East Caedonian Pub Co and Oregonian Pub Co, suggesting a dated clipping with garbled OCR.
In a Portland testimony, Carl Reingold disputes Mina Volheim’s breach of promise claim, stating the engagement to wed in San Francisco never became definite. He recalls a ring gift and notes the couple’s plans faded after a deposition before Judge Mot Coont.
A historical report cites sharp sugar profit margins in a single month, detailing export prices, refinery margins, and distribution among refiners, intermediaries, and exporters. It notes price per pound, import duties, and substantial gains during December, with figures indicating multi‑million dollar profits.
John Inquill, ill with pneumonia and heart trouble, was rescued from a second floor dwelling on East Street when a fire broke out at 9:22 pm. The home belonged to the Chir estate. Firefighters found occupants scattered, with one resident described as elderly. the fire led to smoke and structural damage but no further injuries reported.
Fragmentary OCR text references a show or event with unclear names and places. The readable lines mention a person named Woll and a term devise, but the overall content is corrupted and provides no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize accurately.
Twenty four families were released from quarantine while six new homes were quarantined as a precaution against disease. Street cleaning and disinfection were undertaken by the Chemonn committee with gutters swept and a disinfectant cost capped at two dollars. Officials weigh whether city services can reopen next week as a Saturday meeting is planned to discuss costs and measures.
Rome January 204 The Italian government reached an agreement with returning railway workers. The government allowed promotions for those who stayed at their posts during the strike while others who walked out faced demotion or nonpromotion as the decision firmed up.
Bully, Towa, Jan 39 The Sully State bank was robbed today with the yeggs escaping with over 800 in. Worthy trains Katvaines was milled by breaking down the strong door. The robber escaped in an up te.
A garbled World War I era note recalls a marine brigade mascot in France and efforts to move a creature nicknamed Ant-Bear from a camp to Quantico. The text blends misty, era-specific jargon with names and places, mentioning Marines in France, the 1918 period, and a plan to fire a charter "Mow Starines" while reflecting on discipline, fear, and a desire for exploration amidst wartime fatigue.
Bimer Picard and family mourn as PNElImonia victim linked to recent death. Survived by wife, two sons Roy and Henry, daughter Violet, sister Mrs Mary Picard, and other relatives. Widespread grief noted as community gathers at Pomene's desert church.
Seattle officials declare the city free from influenza after a winter outbreak. Health Commissioner Peas notes no further epidemic threat and urges continued hygiene as a precaution. a city program will offer free preventive measures to residents.
A garbled OCR passage captures a sequence of unclear quotes attributed to a widow and mentions of names and places in a fractured manner. The text lacks coherent events or verifiable details to form a clear news item.
Reported ghostly streams of Russian gold move into a New York headquarters through a shadowy channel. The tale ties Moscow figures like Ludwig Martens to alleged underground plots, with unclear sources and guardianship of the funds under discussion.
Salem reports the incorporation of the E Burke Wool Company in Portland with J Jedd and HW Calliven filing articles of incorporation for a 200000 capitalization. Morland will be the headquarters of the venture.
An excerpted Cleveland article discusses a novel device claimed to automate tasks and supply comfort at a low price. It notes rising demand and cautions about factory plans, pricing, and the potential to ease daily life with a new car like mechanism, attributed to McLean & Snavely and others.
In a wartime era feature the piece lauds McCormack a dealer and salesman, citing his prominence in America and praise from Frank Franklin’s organization. The article mentions Lawton of Bowen and other dealers, noting high regard for sales skill and market leadership despite fragmented details.
A $1500 fez was presented to the Tacoma potentate during an initiation in Toowan. The event featured ceremonial attire and a future role for the recipient as imperial potentate of the Stirlow cee Puerto.
A dated legislative summary describes a Navy pay bill raising base pay and bonuses. It details new rates for warrants, petty officers, chief petty officers, and other ranks, including stipends for drills, music staff, and band members. The measure sets monthly rates and adjusts allowances, with specific figures for various classes and roles. It notes enactment and effective date and references related committee actions.
Early estimates show roughly 24 percent of volunteers have not reported, triggering government oversight worries about census accuracy. Officials warn delays could affect funding and planning, with calls for expedited outreach to communities and updated counts by next week.
Portland voters reject a proposed one way traffic plan amid a heated meeting. The article notes a crowd split on design proposals and references city officials and local representatives, with discussion of potential routes and impacts on downtown mobility.
A fragment from a Maryland obituary notes the death of a person named ParalyS. The text mentions a move from Ohio to Maryland, a four year period, and a funeral undertaking parlor. The legibility is poor with many garbled names and dates.
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