19 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
1
WASHINGTON Feb 10 The peace treaty will go into the campaign from private hands the Senate declared today The words suggest the treaty will be used to influence voters and political debate The report notes doubts about how the treaty will be presented by leaders and its impact on public sentiment
Fifteen Lincoln School pupils in first and second grades receive half pints of milk during recess as part of a PTA led plan. Milk funded by parents at six half pints for 26 cents, with deliveries to the classroom. Committee members include Mrs Aldrich, Mrs Neon, Miss Morton, and Mrs Dell Rush, amid coordination with Washington and Hawthorne schools to start the program.
A district farmers meeting will debate extending the minimum guarantee for wheat to stabilize the market. The Fort Bureau and county executive committees will set a program for 1924, with representatives from across the county gathering Saturday morning and afternoon at the Liberty Fairground.
The article fragment notes Terigasion WIE not Sutter Deaplie and mentions Stanley Jowett of the C. & Miologtea Birroy returning from a trip to the Phew chutes region as they faced unusually low water for the time of year.
The text notes that prisoners will not witness a partner's execution and mentions official actions related to arrangements and protests. It references names such as Shepur Peters and Nike te and cites legal authorities, suggesting a criminal case with political figures involved.
George C. Baer and Co plan extensive improvements to their hardware store at Main Street. A new front will modernize the facade. internal partitions will be altered to create a private department, with construction expected to take about 66 days.
The article lists recipients of petitions for French citizenship certificates. Names include Kin Meyers, Pilot Kink, Robe Twentyn, Templeton It Qowlman, Win Beth Coodm an, and many more. It notes no funeral arrangements and mentions arrangements at a local parlor.
Russel Clark behaved oddly during an Oregon train flight with Oregon, Washington and Tinho Aleylane crew. The route included a stop at Reho and meal at The Police a gun was said to be present but no one was hurt. Clark later admitted to facing financial troubles and there were reports he contemplated harming his wife.
In Ponichieton the Chinese New Year supper shifts from crackers to a monstrous roast pig. Old customs fade as villagers welcome the new era, while youth move through the streets marking the change in the calendar and social order.
The defense witness testified at the trial that he was in the Roderink Motel next to the WW hall during the shooting era. He described gunfire from the hall and said he hid as a mob attacked doors and windows after paraders gathered near the W I Wy headquarters. He identified himself as a member of a mining workers union and said he was present at the federal hotel during the incident.
One of the third annual inter city auto show events will showcase 31 makes and 64 models at Happy Canyon from March 9 to 13. The exhibition features varied truck and passenger models, commercial displays, and motor power demonstrations with gearing, tires, and accessory exhibits.
Salutes were fired in London to honor a princess and prince son. The event referenced royal figures including King Edward and King George amid public attention and ceremonial displays.
In Pendleton a local event invites every boy of teen age to a Father and Son banquet at Hagle Woodman Hill tomorrow at eight. WW Green chairs the event with Arthur Foatd and Aleta Nigh webroot among organizers. Performances include songs and a knitting of toasts. notable acts feature Will Glee, Ben Hoomer, and Willard Bond. Guests include Earl Meishman and Austin, with selections and variety acts tied to Father through Lone Specks.
Salem Feb 14 Simon Henson of Porthind will be reappointed by Governor Olcott as a member of the state highway commission when the current term expires March 30 according to a statement from executive sessions Wednesday. Benson was named as a member immediately after the creation of the commission in 2017 and is the sole remaining original member.
President Wilson completed a brief note on the Adriatic settlement and handed it to the State Department for transmission to Europe. He dictated the document without outside counsel, and it was sent from Washington later that day. London papers debated Wilsons stance and the propriety of publishing his note.
Washington Int 19 A temporary injunction stopped the sale of Gettin Hore by Simtjea Halley of the District of Columbia Court. Newey declared no present law authorizes the president to sell ships, and legislation giving permanent power to prevent crime aboard American ships abroad, with guaranteed operator protection, will be sought in Congress.
Post Commander George A Hartman was guest of honor at Malabon Camp No 6 Spanish War Veterans meeting in the library. New officers for the post were elected led by Karn as commander and Kupers as senior vice commander. Hartman plans a month long journey to the orient and Pacific islands after the gathering. A Virginia style baked ham luncheon capped the evening with veterans and wives in attendance.
Mrs Dora Taylor aged 34 wife of Gary Taylor died in Walla Walla after pneumonia. She leaves a large local family with ties to Athena and future plans to move to Kirkville Missouri where Gary Taylor intended to open a new Penney store.
Pendleton high school students celebrated music at a morning assembly with a clever playlet titled The Man Next Den featuring De Cranor David Swanson Josephine Wittley Jok Sweerert. The program included Helen Mileman and a trio of songs praised for their singing. Catherine Granholm performed Bring Back the Golden Dara and Edion Morphy received cheery applause along with other soloists. The event highlighted the students musical talents and communal enthusiasm.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a woman being whipped from a winter parlor to Salubria Idaho for a brutal act involving Mrs Chamberlain and a child. The text is severely distorted with many unreadable words and names, making precise details uncertain.
Seaside leaders led by A F Poley of Bank of Seaside and hotel investor group seek Oregon residents to buy stock in a $250,000 Seaside Hotel Company. They plan to enlarge Hotel Moore to 330 rooms, add 14 foot concrete walk, bulkhead, and three story east wing to attract tourist trade from Portland Seaside and Astoria. They aim to raise capital locally with subscriptions over several days.
Unclear report describes a weather outlook with possible rain or snow for tonight and Friday. A stronger northwesterly wind is mentioned, with Saturday expected colder conditions.
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