06 Feb 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
1
Dispatches report Germany and Poland signing a seven day armistice ending one of the independent wars threatening Europe. An automatic renewal of the truce is possible, as stated in today’s reports.
William Higgins 46 a resident of Freewater died yesterday at the College Place Sanitarium near Walla Walla. He had lived in the Walla Walla valley 76 years and was born in Pennsylvania. He is survived by his father, mother, two sisters and two brothers.
Pilot Rock to honor Claude Baker upon return from overseas service where he served longer than most. A public funeral was prevented by the Patriotic Service League, and a memorial service will be held once he arrives. A greeting committee includes Mayor Eldridge as chairman, I. Harps, C. J. Miller, and Rev. J. T. Bickford.
W. L. Thompson, president of the American National Bank in Pendleton and state highway commissioner, prominent in Umiatia County campaigns, secured a victory yesterday at Benson according to the Portland Oregonian.
Senator Thomas warned against trusting luck and optimistic drift as the Washington strike nears a broad showdown with bolshevism. He argued for strict enforcement of laws and the Constitution and for governing for Americans rather than party interests amid growing labor unrest.
Berne February 6 reports a senate vote boosting the Umatilla county judge’s salary from 1200 to 1900 per year. Senator Riiners introduces the measure amid doubts, while a labor conference committee hints at peace program steps and reforms to be discussed at a Pewon conference.
Pendleton authorities coordinate National Roosevelt Memorial Day services for February 9. Churches urged to hold memorial worship at morning hour to honor the late president. committees led by Patriotic Service League and Commercial Association organize citywide observances.
Washington February 6 The embargo on American goods will be avoided by swift protection. A proposed immediate tariff rise aims to lift the tariff rate and gain support. Leaders anticipate a meeting to discuss the measure and how it might affect industry and security.
London engineers staged a walkout in sympathy with other workers halting traffic on the Londin Brighton railway. Emusic warned of a general strike across railways as threats were made by union leaders.
Washington reports a new priority troop convoy list issued detailing units and key detachments including 49th and 1st Battalion artillery and related formations. The document outlines movement priorities and coordination notes for upcoming operations.
The total casualties in the Royal Air Service during the war were officially announced. Killed 266, wounded 84. Remaining figures include other categories, with several thousand listed as wounded or missing. The report notes overall service losses across various divisions and theaters.
Washington February 6 Conference report on America's six billion dollar war revenue bill was blocked in the house today by Chairman Kitchin. The measure would raise taxes and grant bonuses to soldiers sailors marines and nurses. Key provisions include income tax levels exemptions and excess profits rules.
A Pendleton Commercial Club plan proposes enhancing the canteen at the O W T N depot for soldiers and travelers. A committee including May Tales, Mayor Vaughin, and George Hartman will work with chair Mise Vir finda Tod to organize service, with current opening for mafore and voldiers arriving on Nos 6 7 14 and lunches provided main face wall events.
The Weeks Bill opposed by Christ and Scientiste circle was withdrawn. Officials and officers testified against it and the proposal would grant autocratic power to the state. Critics included barbers, doctors, and other local figures amid scrutiny of a foreign international bio and specialty center proposal.
Seattle shipyard workers stage a two week strike seeking $4 for common labor $7 for mechanics and $6 for machinists. A general sympathy strike follows but no other concessions are demanded.
Paris February officials reveal that general agreement has been reached on underlying points of the league constitution. The league of nations commission at its latent meeting practically agreed on a third article. Provisional decision states many difficulties have been solved though final wording remains pending.
In Oakland 500 boilermakers began a strike at 10 am to press for higher wages beyond the Macy award. The walkout includes drillers burners welders and plate handlers. In Los Angeles shipyard workers, awaiting a vote result, are expected to honor the current contract expiring April 1, following San Francisco unions.
Washington and Oregon governors urge immediate federal action on a bill pending in Congress to provide government aid for road building and other public works. They stress rising unemployment and seek swift government support through the initiative of the federal department.
The city council adjourned without choosing a police chief as Mayor Vaughan postponed the decision for a week. Quarantine officer 0. Wrench, recently reporting on influenza and contagions, urged confirmation of sanitary officials. the panel did not act due to a missing member.
February 6 1919 Seattle he strike spreads with 51000 50000 union men walking out as Carmen union joins. Streetcar service halts electric power limited to hospitals. food to hospitals only. Mayor ready to deploy 16060 police. Reports say Cramp navy yards and university training station ready to assist. Tacoma WilkesBarre and Olympia report varied actions as unions prepare further demonstrations.
Xtra Paris reports widespread job losses with 70 000 strikers and 100 000 others fired in Seattle and other areas. New York and Washington discuss a potential nationwide walkout as union leaders predict a large-scale strike amid mounting worker unrest. In Lawrence officials and marine firemen outline coordinated actions as workers gather.
The mayor of Pendleton removes all influenza related restrictions citywide. Public gatherings are permitted again and health officials warn to avoid risky contact. enforcement details emphasize community safety and prevent disease spread.
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