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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
4
Washington feb 19 a permanent system of arbitration, deemed satisfactory to labor, was agreed by Senate and House conferees as a finishing touch to the railroad bill. Anti strike and compulsory arbitration features were removed from the conference report, relying instead on public opinion for enforcement.
New York February 19 police describe a Texas judge visiting from Wichita Falls who impressed Patrolman Henry Rauverschmitt with his cracker box artistry. The Texan reportedly mocked Father Roickerbocker and spat near the third rail, drawing admiration for his feats before the narrative cuts off.
An old advertisement excerpt touts Vinol as superior for strength and vitality. It claims a leading druggist uses Vinol and cites Liver and Iron tonics as Vinol’s core formula. The text emphasizes personal wellness improvements and expert approval.
North Bend Chamber of Commerce undertakes securing funds for a $850,000 project to build a Y building. Plans call for large employer subscriptions and smaller public gifts, with support sought from the Y.M.C.A. and a private hospital proposal for larger quarters at North Bend.
Monthlanod February 18 The state closed its case against 11 men charged in the Armistice Day shooting in Centralia. Key witness Tom Morgan testified for the prosecution recalling statements after arrest amid allegations of threats by authorities. About 80 witnesses, with many parade participants, testified. Vandeveer moved for directed verdicts of not guilty as the defense, with arguments ongoing.
The Oregon merchants convention resolved their feud as Hatchet the controversial figure was laid to rest. Norman L. Croft led the service with assistants from Silverton and Warrenton, while a large crowd observed as Hatchet’s casket was lowered and a black ribbon marked the occasion.
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