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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
10
Bandon February 25 a local court hears Harold Howell Cody charged with murdering a girl. The defense argues the home county supports the accused while the prosecution seeks to secure the service of an extradition criminal lawyer. The case centers on the alleged crime and the legal maneuvering to obtain proper representation.
A historical advertisement urges readers to try Hood's Sarvaparilla as a revitalizing blood tonic for general weakness and depleted appetite. It promotes Hood's Pills to stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels, claiming the remedies are purely revelable.
Funds and petitions flow from Mount by signers to urge Governor Olcott to appoint a deputy in the Hane don case. The Manito community, mostly parents in Bandon county, press for firmer protection and new warrants as the 14 year old boy inmate faces a third jury in a lengthy county case. Public concern and a 409 woman petition bolster efforts to aid District Attorney Fall with legal assistance in the Prosecution.
Italian experts describe a sleeping sickness linked to a past influenza wave. Professor Gustape Agnaretti notes similar symptoms across Rome and other cities, while debate continues on contagion and the disease’s true nature.
At Tien Tein Central Station three Chinese smugglers were captured after boarding a train toward Peking with $100,000 in Optum valued cargo. Police recovered woven packages as officers intervened days after the incident.
Andy Jensen of Walla Walla served overseas where he faced phosgene gas on the Western Front in France. He was gassed on April 89 3918 and later fought in St Aisne and the Argonne while his unit was held in reserve. He now recovers in army hospital after returning to duty attempts.
San Francisco February 26 Frank Troeh of Vancouver Washington won the Olympic Club trophy by breaking 674 of 700 birds in the world championship event. Charita Spencer led the professionals with 679, while Orin Ford faltered as the gunners quit early. Troeh won the shoot-off by three birds, with Auxhurst tied Spencer for first but placed second after the shoot-off.
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