12 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
1
Senator Hitchcock denounces the heralded compromise on Article 10 of the League covenant. He argues any Senate acceptance would entail greater concessions than the original Lodge reservations, signaling tougher stance on international entanglements.
Andy Jonowen of Walia Wella was urged today to match Kid Williams, local whirlwind, in a four round semi final bout before the American Legion men of Unintlia county at the Pendleton Ponts eniokor February 18. Both boxers train immediately and come with solid reputations, set to appear in the edge lighting preliminary to the main O'Brien Williams match. The identity of the Masked Marvel’s opponent remains secret to build suspense for the February 22 to 28 drive, with service members urged to join as Legion members or apply before the smoker night.
The document lists a Mendieton ceremony on February 23 by a son representing a local group. It names a long roster of individuals and hints at a formal event with entwinement of mystic references. The text is fragmentary but presents a public proclamation and a ceremonial context.
Pyrdieton and Pearl A Beott arrive with Lieut Alfred King Jr and Pvt 1st, from the 35th Infantry, allocated to Oregon and stationed at Camp Lewla. The recruiting party seeks new volunteers and offers details on peace time Army education, vocational, recreational, and military life.
A school assembly honored Abraham Lincoln with a program led by Ey Gle Parks, featuring songs by students, recitations by George Enilds and Parton Mendrix, and speeches by Rev. J Francie Morgne. The principal speaker, Mr. FE Inlow, urged students to emulate Lincoln’s example and think clearly and selflessly.
Stanfield farmers joined Hermistonians in a joint meeting to discuss the upcoming fair. The event featured speakers including County Agent Fred Benno who urged breeders to improve pure stock and noted a plan to form a cooperative bull herd among local farmers.
Pendleton dispatch reports a continuing push to extend the United States Grain Corporation for another year. Key figures debate price fixing and the role of government in stabilizing wheat prices amid farm calls and trader concerns. Officials and farmers express cautious hope for a fairer wheat market.
Washington report notes a resident’s recovery and mentions health progress. The record references a railroad wage controversy and a cabinet decision to appoint John Berton Paint as secretary of the interior. It also notes efforts around approving the leadership of the ex-Cerhiin Union and recognizing a proposal to honor the Union president OlympLe Asworth tien.
Eastern Oregon highway officials outlined plans for the coming spring and summer. Contracts will be opened March 28 for graveling and paving projects from Arlington to Echo and other sections in Gilliam Wheeler and Morrow counties. Work on the John Day highway and the Milton Athena paving is expected to start by summer with a resident engineer and crew already preparing units 1 2 3 4.
A Pendleton contingent plans to attend the state Prevention of Urgent Retail Merchan disassembly and push to win the convention with leaders including J. Palin and council members. The event opens this afternoon at Astoria as delegates travel by train and wagon to represent Pendleton merchants and local organizations in the proceedings.
The court session was interrupted by a holiday and no testimony was held today. The state plans to complete the examination by week’s end, while the defense admitted many facts and the state must prove the next time.
London moves to center European deliberations as premiers weigh future allied stance on Germany, the Vienna settlement, and enforcement of World War I guilt. France pushes for firm action to compel surrender, while Britain and others consider Article 228 measures amid talks on Constantinople and Yugoslavia disputes.
J Willam Felbaum 79 died of cancer after extensive surgery. Survived by two daughters Mrs J E Stearns of La Grande and Mrs W L Trovey of Walla Walla. Funeral Saturday at 2 p m at the Protestant church with Rev U B Morgan officiating. pallbearers listed. Born near Milwaukee Wisconsin, moved to Texas before settling in Oregon._MEMBER of local church. Burial at Pendleton.
William Bottiger, 37, of Echo, was fatally kicked by a mule yesterday afternoon at Anthony’s Nerpolital in the creek of Wuerlos. He was taken to the hospital by Dr Mouhe after a fall from the Whistillo bridge to the river. Bottiger’s death follows a recent relocation from the Nate Jere Brott area. His parents were notified.
Paris reports France will likely push for modifications to the Versailles Treaty. The move is said to be favored by the maneuvering officials, with discussions centered on early reconsideration of trade relations and broader peace terms.
Peterson enters race to represent Oregon's Second District at the Democratic Convention. Portland sentiment favors Hoover for president and Peterson as a leading candidate, with several Oregon figures backing him. Democratic hopes center on the Portland area while Republicans rally behind Stanfield and Brownell as potential nominees.
Berlin reports former crown prince Wilhem forbids surrender and seeks Dutch help. In Bolast a man named John E. Groes, slated to wed, arrives at a hotel while police state he is mentally unsettled. He was taken into custody by Night Officer Myers and later rejoined by his mother Mrs A Gross. a charity examination followed. Groes had traveled from Brolee to Wallet Walla to buy a wedding ring, insisting the tale ties to his forthcoming marriage.
Baltimore style school league notes list a series of indoor baseball and basketball matchups for Pembeton YM,CA affiliated teams. Events span February 21 to March 20 with Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Episcopal and Christian groups. Junior and Intermediate grades feature dates across various churches.
Government leaders debate nationalization as advocates push broader state control. Aimed at limiting royal influence, the premier counters by defending free government and the monarch’s program while opponents side with nationalism and reform.
Pendleton residents joined Manchester Clark Motor Co for an air journey event led by Frank Fraser in a Cries plane piloted by Walter Lees. Many first time flyers, including a Pendleton woman who said flying felt safer than driving. The event promoted local aviation with car firm support and a trial flight path to Watley Walla.
Marion Jack and state officials including Jake Welch W D Humphrey and Guy Matlock said repairs to the Falls fish ladder should proceed today. They noted the top portion is in poor shape but the rest of the ladder is sound enough to allow flow to resume. port men reported catching a ten and a half pound salmon on display at Welch's cigar store.
A British mine strike appears likely as tensions rise between workers and private owners. Leader Verran Hirt voices support for a prolonged stoppage, saying negotiators will not return to work until terms satisfy the miners.
President Wilson plans a 10:30 a m meeting with a three member railroad union delegation as talks on wage increases and contract terms continue. Union leaders pressure for February 23 contract termination, with officials hopeful but not optimistic about securing full demands.
Portland veteran political figure Stanfield former speaker of the Oregon legislature announces pursuit of the Republican nomination for United States Senator. He says his campaign will be run by a state wide advisory committee and stresses inshore support for European ally economic issues and domestic business recovery.
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