25 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
1
The article reports troops entrained to Montesano to maintain order as Governor requests guard precautions. Sheriff Terry and local officials discuss security, with concerns about assaults, arson, and possible movements of armed men. A funeral for Edwin Neal Cameron is noted in Montesano.
From Goshen on February 23, a man named Lowin Kenmoner drank wood alcohol from a white radiator fuel and price noted the danger. He staggered along the curb, wandered onto lawns, and ended near a sidewalk after a late call to a hotline.
A chaotic report describes Michigan’s liquor revolt collapsing after U S prohibition authorities advised. Major Dalrymple and District Attorney Walburn prepared for talks to enforce prohibition and ended up in conference. The scene included armed arrivals and tense exchanges while Washington sent telegrams signaling heightened enforcement efforts.
The report notes a British and Allied council deliberation on denoting a shift in policy toward Turkish territory and Russia. It states no Turkish territory would be guaranteed by any power, with emphasis on maintaining balance of power and a cautious approach to domination.
Luther Goldman returns to the biological survey after a year in Alaska. He will join the team led by a secretary and continue investigations into the impact of food shortages on the environment, focusing on the western territory and related infrastructure.
In a decisive move, Eureka and Integrity Lodges of the C C F vote to consolidate. The proceedings note attendance, mediator action, and lodge officers’ approval as the merger advances among neighboring lodges and members.
A society girl sails to China to marry but discovers her fiancé altered, causing strain as the wedding plans unfold among unfamiliar settings and expectations.
The article argues Mr Saylor is a favored candidate for county judge in Lorment. It notes uncertainty about rival candidate Baier, cites Saylor’s public service and timber interests, and discusses the county’s finances and taxpayer concerns. It references Saylor’s local presence and political activity.
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In Walla Walla today merchants rally to boost the Army store sale, driving traffic and encouraging purchases. The local event aims to raise interest and support for military supply outlets amid a brisk retail atmosphere.
Cayuse head man Tummrakio, one of the Cayuse and Vinatibha Reservation’s wealthiest figures, dies in Chicago from asphyxiation. Wire report to Superintendent Swarts states he was en route to object to prewar land rolling and leaning. He owned several parcels totaling around 40,000 dollars in value and was survived by his wife and a 10 year old daughter attending Catholic school.
Washington dispatch reports Mexican bandits abducted Harry Hogarty American superintendent of a smelter and held him for ransom. The incident prompted a state department warning as authorities investigate the ransom claim involving the Hogarty family and linked parties.
A garbled item from Cleveland describes a horse weighing in with a coal load, mentioning Fel and others in a muddled account about a sewer-related incident. The text appears fragmented and unclear about the event details or outcomes.
Proprietor of a Pasadena girls' school was murdered and the suspect killed himself. The crime occurred in the school building, with the body found in a bedroom near the school. An ex-housekeeper and other locals were questioned as investigators seized evidence including an anonymous note and possible poison traces.
Washington reports Bainridge Colby was appointed secretary of state by President Wilson in a move surprising many. Colby, a longtime progressive ally of Roosevelt era figures, had been a shipping board member and clashed with party lines in backing Wilson. Senators predict a tough confirmation fight as colleagues weigh his Republican leanings and pro Wilson stance.
Peter son expresses liberal views backing Wilson Chamberlain for delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He argues Democratic principles of Jefferson Jackson Cleveland Wilton and Senator Chamberlain suit Americans, opposes Covigreee’s opposition to Wilson, urges senate approval of national policy, and promotes cutting federal payroll costs. He calls for replacing office holders with efficiency and economy in government. Print on the ballot: Rewer office holders, greater economy and efficiency in the business of government.
Pendleton American Legion post reports 72 to 100 new members since February and aims to add 240 to 300 more in nearby towns. Cards are mailed as applications arrive, with a big meeting Saturday night at Eagle Wormsmen hall. Committees plan outreach in Hermiston Pendleton and Weeton area to boost nonmembers into the post. Annual dues are $2 plus 25 cents for a badge. organizers traveling to Felix to recruit include CW Paton Randall Karl Williams and GC Vinler.
Reports from Tacoma say Rapheel Great, age 100, died after a long life marked by travels and family ties. He was survived by two brothers aged 36 and 89 and had connections to relatives in Connecticut and New Midland.
The Eilia Schiller Motor Co awarded a contract to Angell & Hovail for a new Mary and Water streets salesroom. Doyle & Treese as architects designed a 72 by threat brick and terra cotta one story building with tile interior, restroom, fireplace, and showroom. Completion set for June 1. D D Phelps to install plumbing.
Dr Davis MU, state project agent, says work is paused for temporary cancellation. Warren Construction Co. assures project will resume and expect completion by March 1, 1421. State guarantees the bond interest and plans to evaluate the bond soon.
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