19 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1912
Page
1
Private Secretary R. A. Watson provides a financial statement for the Eastern Oregon Branch hospital showing a surplus of 15 000 and 15 000 for maintenance, with 16 000 remaining for upkeep after completion. The plan anticipates a total state expenditure of 500 000 for the branch, with modern facilities and expandable design to add annexes without distorting architecture.
Rev J M Cornelison missionary on the Timatilia reservation appeals for locals to resist bootleggers in Pendleton saying the firewater trade harms Indiana and drives Indians to drink. He cites Columbia George recently paroled by Taft and now seeking to avoid drink but warning he can relapse when liquor is present.
Dr. James Withycombe, director of the Oregon Experiment Station and Oregon Agricultural College faculty member, speaks to farmers and business men on modern agriculture at city hall this evening. He arrives from Union where his son Robert leads the Eastern Oregon Experiment Station. The visit follows recent stops in Hermiston and Stanfield where he and colleagues discussed "The Cow."
Chairman Joe Ti of the city fire committee and Instructor Metz observed the central station operations of a modern electric fire alarm setup. They tested alarms, reviewed response times, and praised the system’s potential to speed fire department mobilization. The visit boosts support for box alarm adoption among council members.
Rome February 19. The Vatican fully denies reports from French and Italian press that negotiations are underway to resume diplomatic relations between France and the Vatican, which were severed in 1908. The statement counters claims of an official renewal of ties.
Pendleton may host a four town league with Pendleton Walla Walla Athena and Weston plus Paseo or Dayton backing teams. Delegates from four cities met in Walla Walla to discuss a Pro proposed league, with Sunday games likely and three games per week possible.
The church's position in France reached a crisis point as tensions rose and official relations were severed, signaling a deepening dispute over church authority and state interference.
The highest scientific station in the world sits atop the extinct Djount Misttin volcano in southern Peru. It stands roughly 19,000 feet above sea level, serving research conducted at extreme altitude.
A detachment of infantry police and cavalry attacked one hundred women picketing outside mills, using fixed bayonets and wounding many. Three women were arrested for alleged intimidation as strike leaders criticized government-backed strikebreakers and mill owner tactics.
The U S Supreme Court, by implication, upholds the constitutionality of Oregon's initiative and referendum law in the Portland case. The dispute began when Oregon sought $10 450 from the Pacific States Telephone Company based on gross earnings under the 1906 initiative law, with opponents arguing it unsettles republican government and blurs lines between statutory and constitutional power.
San Francisco February 192- Final dismissal of indictments against Abe Ruef the former boss of the graft era was ordered by Judge Lawlor making Ruef eligible for parole while he serves a fourteen year sentence. Ruef may testify against Schmitz who is on trial as prosecutors seek to unravel the bribery scandal. The ruling followed an impassioned plea from Ruef's attorney Bert Hichlesinger.
A brief notice from Eugene Oregon states that Louis Bond, a fifteen year old, is among new students registering for the spring semester at the University of Oregon. The item notes the unusual age of the registrant among incoming students.
H Parker of Athena arrived in the city as a visitor yesterday, meeting local residents and touring downtown landmarks. The appearance drew small crowds and curiosity about Athena’s happenings and events.
The minority report disputes the majority's exoneration of Wisconsin Senator Stephenson. Signed by Senators Jones Washington Clapp Minnesota Kenyon Wisconsin Kern Indiana and Lea Tennessee, it charges that Stephenson was not duly and legally elected.
President Taft nominates Mahlon Pitney for the U S Supreme Court seat. Labor leaders in Des Moines denounce the choice, arguing Pitney’s stance on picketing and the employer servant relationship signals hostility to wage earners.
A fire damaged several garments at Pendleton Cleaning and Dyeing on East Alta street shortly after 10 am. Gasoline on cleaned clothes ignited from a stove. flames confined by closed doors until the department arrived. Dick Sullivan will bear the loss. equipment damage is small and insured.
Johnny Poulton of Chicago remains bantamweight champion after a 20 round bout with Frank Burns of Jersey City in New Orleans. The Merit fought fast and clever from the start, with Burns pressuring throughout and drawing calls from supporters over controversial ruling.
Governor Johnson of California renounces La Follette support to back Colonel Roosevelt as leader against Taft. He hints at a vice presidential bid on the Progressive ticket and lauds Roosevelt as the greatest modern teacher of the people while urging progressives to uphold defined policies.
Carr Phelps buys a five passenger Ford through a loan agency and becomes a city automobile owner after a trip to Walla Walla by train yesterday and a return journey in the new vehicle.
Lachlan Maclay, a publicity manager and son in law of Mr and Mrs A W Nye, is praised for guiding Oswego New York toward development. His work in Tacoma and at the Pierce County exhibit earned trust, leading to improved street lighting ideas and regional exposure as Oswego eyes growth.
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