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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1919
Page
2
Ex officio medical supply unit commander at Camp Geant faces trial in a Winnebago County jail on charges of extortion and attempted coercion against men who paid to secure early discharge papers. The accused denies the charges as investigators reveal related reports and a $1000 bond.
Government plans a war brides school to aid wives of mobilized soldiers. Courses cover food chemistry home economics and child care with free tuition for eligible women. Officials say the program helps housewives to contribute while soldiers are away.
A 19th century college debate recaps student rights on smoking at Vassar College as faculty and students weigh bans. Professors and peers discuss whether women students may legally smoke, with one professor noting most students favor restraint and a secret committee hearing is mentioned.
A garbled report cites threats aimed at coercing authorities to free Radke's wife. The text references Switeerland and various names, but the meaning is unclear. Readers should note potential intimidation linked to an expected detention or custody matter.
Miss De Wolfe, American actress, awarded bronze star for bravery in France where she served over a year aiding canteen and entertainment crews during World War I. She is among a few women to receive this decoration amid fronts active in March 1918.
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Fragmented wartime excerpts depict a decorated soldier in France and discussions at Washington about bravery awards. Offhand remarks reveal tension between war duties, personal age, and public recognition as reporters chronicle events and social reactions.
A plan to bore a tunnel beneath the river near New York and Jersey within three weeks outlines an appropriation of 12 million dollars. The project aims to improve pedestrian access and safety during the work with proposed methods and timing noted.
Labor leaders declare a vote among 10,000 members on whether to strike or accept terms. The National Organization of Teachers plans to push for unified action while warning against disruption to schooling, as union officials emphasize solidarity and proper working conditions.
Two men were executed today for a serious case in Ohio. The local authorities reported the pair, Copeants and Romdio Bage, were electrocuted after being convicted in connection with the police officer killing.
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