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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
2
A grateful letter from a Paris recipient expresses deep thanks to a benefactor, Madame, for aiding and adopting a French orphan, recounting relief after the Armistice and the relief felt by families and nations. The message praises generosity, wishes peace, and notes the lifelong gratitude of the child and guardians.
Washington February 24 dispatch reports soldiers and workers council at Munich served an ultimatum to the Bulgarian government demanding resignation or dismissal of conservative officials. It also calls for dissolution of the Bavarian army under council control with officers elected by the soldiers. The war minister refused to consider proposals, signaling possible political upheaval.
The honor roll lists soldiers affected in action. Private Arthur Clough of Portland Oregon is reported killed in action. Private Frank Ward of Nyra Oregon is wounded severely. Private Howard Beel of Portland Oregon and Private Ogun jord of Perthind Oregon are listed with injuries.
The narrative recalls trench life and front fighting near Chateau Thierry and Champeosie as the U S Marine recounts brutal assaults and drives against German lines. He notes long absences from the front, shock troops, and a decisive 14 kilometer advance. The speaker, William A. Kearcey, signs as a U S Marine.
Fragmented text appears as garbled OCR with unclear names and events. The readable bits hint at a ceremonial or poetic title and themes of birth and destiny but contain numerous misspellings and nonsensical phrases, making it impossible to derive concrete people places or actions. No coherent summary can be formed from the readable content.
Detroit Mayor James Coolidge Zeal, in a United Press report, argues prohibition benefits the city through improved home conditions, reduced vice, and boosted factory output. He cites declines in crime and public distress, while merchants report stronger business and residents note rising wages, yet health and drug concerns persist as effects unfold.
A sensational claim portrays Morrison Marshall as a hand-picked baby borrowed by the Vice President and Mrs Marshall from Washington, alleging his care by them and their public show of affection while denying formal adoption. The piece highlights pride from the child's mother and asserts the couple may keep him.
Police hunt Leomanette Prem Burke a naval deserter listed in Mare Teland then Mane Setwind. Burke vanished January 17 after a brief leave and has not returned to service. Uniforms found at a friend's home. Reward offered for her apprehension. Patrols by Naval authorities and Oakland police.
New York February 21 Regina arrives in port after heavy rains to meet chief engineer Layiey, veteran of White Star Line service for 39 years. He survived Athens to Githoes crossing, served aboard during a torpedoed sinking, earned the Red Service Medal, and later faced danger while returning home.
A fragmentary clipping reports Alice Antoinette Lanwer and her father J Lieto among names connected to a long fortune and a mysterious rebound from suitors. It notes the birth of a baby girl at St Anthonys hospital with parents Mr and Mrs J HL Campptiet of Bloomington.
Fragmentary plea from community members urging support for a home produced goods initiative. Advocates stress cooperation between men and women to achieve self reliance and prosperity, referencing local leaders and public forage efforts in the area.
Stevens, a Boston elevated railroad official, heads a US commission sent to rivera to reorganize the Siberian railway system. The mission halted by Bolshevik uprisings, he later serves on a board managing railroad affairs in Boston on a service-coat plan.
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion among Peace Copformce members about enduring global temper and the challenge of supporting any derision or disorder. The readable content mentions resilience and restraint in international conduct.
An advertisement touts Mustarine as the fastest pain killer on earth, claiming relief typically in five minutes and reduction of inflammation and swelling. It promotes a single small box as proof and describes remedies and preparations with heavy archaic and dubious phrasing.
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