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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1919

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Heroes From Frange Here 30 Minutes

Omaha Nebraska February 14 1919 Mayor Vaughan Pendleton Oregon reports the 65th Artillery will parade in Omaha Friday at 2 PM and may stop 30 minutes for a short parade Lt Steiner with regiment on second train The event plans include a Red Cross meal Honor Guard and a Fire Bell signal thrice to announce the train arrival The precise arrival time is not yet fixed and a closer line will be set tomorrow

Omaha Neb J. L. Vaughan Pendleton Ore Sixty Fifth Artillery Steiner L. Kerfoot 50H Nl. Kerfoot Mayer Vourhon Cane

Butte Strike Duration Yet to Be Decided

The duration of the Butte strike is to be determined by the role of mine engineers this Saturday night. Maloney predicted action affecting workers and followers amid the walkout. United Press dispatches noted the development as a major feature of the coverage.

Butte Mayne Maloney United Maloney United Pros

Snow Blocks Trains as Middlewest Wires Fail

Heavy snow and drifts up to ten feet paralyze rail traffic and cut telegraph and telephone lines across the Midwest. Repair crews cannot reach the scenes, delaying restoration of service. Only one train reached Denver from the East as lines stretch through Nebraska and Kansas.

Denver Nebravia Kamae Stalin

Local schools prep track teams for April county meet

At a district meeting Superintendent Fred P, Aton Mie, Margaret Grin and Hol min Ferrin led organizing efforts for a track and field series. Teams from local schools will form squads to determine who advances to the county assembly in April under supervision of WW Green, the county elementary supervisor. The plan aims to ensure all schools are represented at the April meet and students are eager to compete.

Merth Bane Hall Caren Ehurire Physica Direc Fom Cpl

Methodist Minute Men Join World Wide Missionary Movement

The event marks a hundredth anniversary emplacing a global missionary drive by the Methodist church. Local leaders including Teohot Pendleton and Mr Schmidt plan five minute addresses at both the pyotling church service and the Worthworth Learn meeting, with laymen organizing a worldwide effort through Minute Men from Northweat churches. The effort resumes after a flu-related delay, aiming to propel church work and mobilize volunteers across regions.

Teohot Pendleton Laymon Pendleton Yen Fred M. Sehpolde Pvt FC Awetin L. le Mann Reland Oliver WL. Righa Go i Mivwett A D. Owen OP. Pilc Anwar Guderian Wotley O. Barnhart Clarence Tobie Bt OO. la Mere Gy Ww Towie A.W. Hee A.M

Car Conductor Shot After Hold-Up Fails

In San Francisco two masked bandits attempted a street car hold-up at Golien Gate Park entrance. Conductor Albert Son and Motormiin Filnchen fought back. one assailant returned and shot Son in the abdomen as the attackers were driven off.

San Prancesco Pel Golien Gate Park Albert Sonther Hixalver Boner

Visit Olympia Urging Funds for Soldiers

Olympia February 14 American officers leaving the service with about 7.40 dollars in their pockets appeal for civilian aid and relaxation funds. Representatives from veterans and civil affairs urge support as they advocate the piece of the postwar program before the house committee.

Olympia Mt. Irom Enariey Mma Acae

Deported in Copper Nine Case Remote Hope Fades

Fragmentary report from Sotham Stirs Washington notes no clear charges as authorities await deportation of several suspects tied to a copper nine scheme. Names unclear, but officials indicate ongoing legal processes and potential consequences for those connected.

Immigration crackdown to deport many detainees in Tacoma

Tacoma, Feb. 14. Immigration authorities prepare for deportation of a large number of individuals directed by the commissioner. The majority are now in custody.

Tacoma

New Reconstruction Program Up Monday Approves Measures

Salem reports a new reconstruction program next Monday aiming to restrict pharmacists to 60 hours weekly and 120 hours biweekly. The plan includes local and county referenda powers, a public works authority, and state aid for district development, with projects in irrigation and land programs.

Salem Edlay Pee Pennant

State Hospital Funding Boost Approved

A legislative panel endorsed an additional ten thousand dollars for state hospital maintenance. The move aims to improve facility upkeep and patient care, with officials citing rising operating costs and the need for essential repairs.

Los Angeles Ready for Troublemakers

Los Angeles prepares for possible trouble as unveiled by police after a reported influx of agitators from Seattle and Santa Barbara. Chief Butler pledges firm action to deter disruptions near shipyards and public spaces, emphasizing the city will not tolerate troublemaking tactics.

Los Angeles LW. W. Amd Loc Angelon Seattle Santa Barbara Harbor Shipyards Butler AgiAlom Low Angeles

Helix Bank Elects Board of Directors

At an adjourned annual meeting of the Helix Bank executives, W. Thompeon and Gunder Terreon head the board alongside Carl Kuper and Prett H. Mose. Officers include W. Le Thomnpeon as president and Irene Rutherford as cashier. Mose serves as cashier and Kypers was discharged from the army after a nine month tenure. A prior incident at a meeting disrupted proceedings.

Wlocktahler Hank of Helix W. Thompeon Cgunder Tereeon Wo HL Carl Kuper Aund Prett H. Mose W. le Thomnpeon Gunder Teron Carl Rope Fred 4. Moweepahier Irene Ruther Mose Tekee Manuel Friedis Torkind Kypers

Mothers Picket Denver Schools Shut By Strike

Mothers formed on the picket line to close Denver schools through a strike. The walkout affected practical operations and prompted officials to seek access to reopen schools as negotiations continued with striking workers and district leaders.

Denver

International peace league constitution outlined by Paris plenary

United Press reports Paris February 14 1919 the world constitution for the league of nations was publicized with no international police force but strict measures to prevent war the proposed framework includes an executive council a permanent secretariat and a formal declaration of cooperation to observe treaty obligations with emphasis on world peace and arbitration rules

United Press Paris Wilson League of Nations’ Organization Five Council League Constitution Committee Bitors League Orm Feet High Econsectine Party Executive Council Deartien Peortreim Lemseelf Thor Cape

Babies to be measured at field school tomorrow

A Pendleton area report notes a community effort inviting families to bring infants for measurement at a field school event on a near date. About 20 babies were measured Saturday with participation from mothers and caregivers. organizers expect around 240 attendees across the area.

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