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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1920
Page
4
Eleven J W W was found guilty of syndicalism by a superior court jury yesterday in Montasano. Defence attorney Vieree immediately moved for a stay of judgment and a new trial, with arguments set for tomorrow.
Walla Walla February 21 Twenty five married men drafted into Battery A of the field army must step out and be replaced by single men before the battery is recognized and uniformed. Of 131 men on the rolls one has dependents. the regulations require a majority to be without dependents.
Walker Whiteside will appear at the Oregon theater on Wednesday night February 25 in Robert Louis Stevenson's Wanderful tale The Manter of Pallantrae. This is the sixth Stevenson novel adapted for the stage, following Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Treasure Island The Wrong Box Prince Otto and The etc. Carl Mason of New York dramatized the work.
The summary outlines Robert Louis Stevenson working on The Master of Ballantrae in December 1754 at Ballantrae and Sutherland estates, with the tale spanning the grand hall, and follows the manuscript on a long journey via Swanton Lake New York New Jersey coast San Francisco Honolulu Tahiti and back to Honolulu before completion. It notes the Seribwen of New York published the novel achieving great success and mentions translations and characters tied to the work.
Anna Nemits and her son W F Ealy faced a murder case in Seattle with Mary Bryan of Puyallup as the victim. The Superior Court ruled to dismiss the charges against Nemits, finding she knew nothing of the killing. Talywan’s trial resumed as the state pursued charges against Ealy for allegedly killing to obtain money in the victim’s possession.
Two branches of the Chicago criminal court closed today due to lack of judges and a decline in criminal cases after prohibition became effective. Judges were transferred to civil court as the move aimed to consolidate caseloads.
A Halhin noblewoman, marked for arrest by Bolsheviki, fled Petrorrad disguising herself as a priest. The escape involved secret acts to avoid detection as Bolsheviki forces closed in.
A garbled OCR style passage presents scattered quotes about a president, a poet debut, and a London remark. It weaves fragments of awkward dialogue from figures like the Little Man and the Big Man, hinting at money and advertising ideas without coherent context. The text reads as noisy, partial excerpts with misrendered names and lines.
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