27 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
1
Government deportation machinery runs at full speed with secret trains moving evacuees coast to coast. About six hundred ordered out since the campaign began with roughly half already shipped. Warrants for arrest actions in January reach 2297. total since December nears four thousand.
Pendleion lodge No 296 in McMinnville reports strong growth and a successful anniversary meeting led by Pr L. L. Toney. A review of lodge work emphasized American virtues and adherence to principles as the new home nears completion. Initiates, including John Adie and Walter Albrecht, numbered more than 109 attendees.
Morrison acquires a lease on the Jones estate farm in the Helly region, taking over the wheat operation long led by Robert J. Jones. The deal involves prominent wheat men and covers about two miles of land, marking a major transaction in local agriculture.
Washington reports Attorney General Prefect Ede cites objection to approval by the president regarding railway measures. Funeral services are set for the late Victor Woolworth, 77, at Brown's Chapel with Rev. Alfred Lockwood officiating at 4 p.m. today.
Dallas telegram reports a strange incident as George Fegan, returning home with whiskey on his breath, attempted self harm by swallowing tarbolic weld. A physician treated his wife after the near tragedy, underscoring lifesaving measures in a tense domestic moment.
Washington dispatch reports Allies sent a response to President Wilson on Adriatic settlement. Publication of prior notes faced delay as the State Department prepared a formal announcement. The delay unsettled those awaiting the official position.
The schedule, announced today by Cash Wood, lists Fondleton symposium events and junior and intermediate games for tomorrow. Morning senior activities include divisions led by Lehadenng bike tia and Meothodintw, with Epipoopile in the Locan area.
A grand jury returned indictments against Dempsey and Kearns amid wartime draft law issues. The document notes warrants and procedures, with references to related figures and places, including Vinita and Oklahoma. The filing mentions bond and court handling, and potential penalties of about 83000 in claimed funds.
District Oddfellows gather Saturday for annual convention with premeeting events, candidate lists, and entertainment. Delegates plan to travel to Mito tomorrow morning for official duties and local entertainment as part of the program.
A garbled OCR passage mentions Alpha Aika and Uidhed homor at OLAE with references to Wellian, Piniaphiey AW Tipper, and Wellonan allies. It hints at agricultural fraternity aid, shipper Hadmoore Man, and Morit, plus notes on excellence and character roles. No clear event or dates emerge.
A person named Jan LaWin Brooks of Nolin was kicked in the face yesterday and was taken to St. Anthony's Hospital with a fever. The patient is reported to be better today.
Mompmsang Feb 27 Judge Wil wontoley refused to take the report for sequencing members of a troop here to preserve order during a control murder trial. After protests, Vander Veer said the defense could present alternatives but the trial continued. Witnesses testified to alleged complicity as the case moved toward closing arguments amid heated accusations and references to a wider county-wide mobilization context.
In Washington on February 27 a garbled dispatch cites Baruch warning that only divine intervention or a radical upheaval can stave off a government downturn. The fragmentary text references war, governance, and possible upheaval with missing details and unclear attribution.
Britain tunes toward expanding food output as harvest pressures boost domestic production. Prices rise on imported grain while government discussion notes shifts in fertilizer and supply chains. Officials insist measures aim to stabilize markets and secure essentials amid looming shortfalls.
An Italian airman, arriving in Turin, reportedly set a world air speed record of 162 miles per hour. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event appears tied to a dated military or aviation press note.
Readers report strong cross party interest in Mr Sailor entering the race for county judge. Supporters say he would bring a broad view of county affairs and would not seek personal gain or office. Friends from Prreewater urge him to consider the opportunity despite potential sacrifices.
Fragmentary wartime note claims a refugee massacre occurred near Archangel as Soviet forces advanced in the region. The text shows garbled phrasing but references mass violence and anti-Bolshevik activity with unclear attribution and distorted names.
Railroads will resume service and trigger new timetables on Monday. Train No 1 and others will adjust arrival and departure times at multiple stations, with key services altering at Portivad and Mortladl.
Fragmentary text reports a resignation connected to Polk with references to former secretary Lantoge and ministers, hinting at a broader reorganization in a Washington setting. The readable portions suggest political realignments and imminent changes at high levels of government.
The article notes a group of Masons receiving the Royal Arch degree in the city. The ceremony began at 9 o'clock in the morning with several named officers and attendees listed, including notable members like A. Kirkpatrick and Howell J. WL Suliwell. The event continued into the evening with the presentation of the degree to participating members.
Washington February 27. Repuli can tricenciaries attempt to fracture Democratic and Republican blocs over treaty ratifications by injecting interference from Egypt into the debate. The wedge, led by Benatar Porkh, drives a division among factions and prevents agreement on the fourth reservation on domestic relations.
Salem Feb 27 The Oregon workmen injured in the course of duty may sue for damages under federal admiralty law rather than the state workmen’s compensation act. The case against Grant Smith-Porter Ship Company of Portland goes to the U S Supreme Court for a final decision.
London reports the Smyrna Adrianople region in Turkey may be handed to Greece under international control for economic purposes after a heated Commons debate. The push cites Athens leverage and British worries over Turkish influence in Europe amid unanswered questions on responsibility and policy.
Four at high school receive promotions from ranks during a drill period. The ceremony honors cadets Herold Hodnein and McCrie along with Perry Stoop and Arthur Fuoth. Changes in company leadership were implemented by Conieeadtont selectinum as spring arrives.
Sheep and tambao are looking well after one of the most expensive winters sheepmen have experienced in this section, according to Dan Smythe. The winter started early and has continued with feeding needs. grass prospects are poor due to nightly frosts. Warmer weather is hoped to start grass growth so sheep can be taken off feed. Meat and wool look good, shed lambing is nearly complete after a month of work, and lambing will begin again in about 15 days. Few sheep losses reported through the winter.
W. W. Cryder, after six years as supervisor for the Coalilu Na tin Forest, announced his appointment as supervisor of the Malheur National Forest. He will move to John Day in early March, taking over the post vacated by Bingham's resignation.
Jury in the case of 111 W W returned a verdict of guilty after hours of deadlock. John Jones and Fied Larry were acquitted. Judge Horn remanded the jurors to continue deliberations earlier, but the panel reached a verdict this morning.
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