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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

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Resistance 10 Russian Soviet Rule Crumbles

A United Press dispatch from London reports growing anti Bolshevik power as Kolchak forces push toward Irkutsk while Trotsky presses near the Don and Denikin contemplates abandoning headquarters. Allied support wanes and Bolshevik momentum increases on several fronts.

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Portland to host Hoover at Jackson Day Banquet

Portlant will host Herbert Hoover January 8 as a principal speaker at the Jackson day banquet by the Oregon Democrats at the Benson hotel. Edison Watkins, president of the Jackson club, announced Hoover is expected in Portland and invited to speak. A definite decision on Hoover's attendance is anticipated early in the week as he is due to travel from California via Portland and Seattle.

Portland Jan Herbert Moo Yer United State Denmorrat of Oregon Benson Hotel Eiton Watkins Jackeon Club Hoover California Seattle Watkine

License plates rust show on machine

Auto owners who have received flores plates for bw20 should dig ging them now or since they are renewed Traffic Officer Wil Nina Lady said today Theme While pitted Nova Hot arrived noviet fetal the POlio photem until the 1920 one are received In no CoN should car be operated without either the old or new platen He says Ten days grace has been allowed the motor vehicle owners in wire to get sitenme from the secretary of diet After that time anyone showing a 1h10 Neenee plate with the Haled before the Justomer Ty Itnion county no grace ie telnet aiven nondirching to Lada

Wil Nina Noviet Secretary of Diet Justomer Ty Itnion Telnet Lada

Oregon Webfooters Favored Over Harvard In Intercollegiate Clash

A chaotic handwritten extract reports the Oregon Webfooters as favorites to beat Harvard in a high profile intercollegiate game at Pasadena. It notes strong support from University of Oregon backers and predicts the team will be cheered by students and supporters, with attention on key players and potential betting.

Washington Pullmenn University of Oregon Harvard Pasadere Suwilman Huntington Anyvone Cambian Cddla Dreger Cesmion Thiv Elaven

Danish Press Signals Prohibition Dangers From Poisoning

A Danish press item warns that prohibition may raise alcohol poisoning risks from toxic wood alcohol substitutes. The article discusses public health danger and calls for caution in beverage practices amid the policy shift.

Cyupenhagen Jane

Year 1919 Arrests Shaped by Craving for Ill-Gotten Gain

The 1919 record shows 37 of 168 arrests by Sheriff T. Taylor and deputies linked to greed for illicit loot. Larceny led, with liquor offenses prominent as bootlegging and selling alcohol inflamed enforcement. Convictions rose, jail terms issued, and several suspects sent to Salem for two years, including one officer-involved killing.

Seriff TH Taylor Cve Lta Kelvin Teyiar Offenne Salem Joy Conners Haine Wele Baler Hall Pontonord

Census taking chaos delays Pendleton start

Five enumerators appointed to start work in Pendleton faced confusion over authority and readiness. Supervisor Terrell and local officials gave conflicting statements while one worker reported not receiving district forms, payments unclear, and no clear plan to begin the census Friday or Saturday.

President Wilson Spends Quiet New Year’s Day

President Wilson planned a quiet New Year’s Day at the White House with family members present. An aide and confidant said he would hold a watch party later, while Mr and Mrs Francis B Saybe arrived at the White House for the president’s birthday celebration and New Year’s Day event.

Wilson Washington Oriol White House Delores

City of Terrific Headache In New York Today

New York today faces a widespread ache and feverish malaise as residents describe an unprecedented head pain sensation. The chaotic scene in the city prompts many to seek ginger remedies and rest amid a general feeling of fatigue and regret.

NEW York Today New York Cali Ogali

Governor calls fish and game committee meeting

Governor Cheath calls Balm, Jan Mombers and other members to convene at the capital Monday to discuss fish and game problems and related administration issues. The committee list includes names like Norblad, Hanes, Ira Smith, Mower, Minka, Farrell, Porton, and McFarland among others.

Balm Jan Jan Warty Cheath Tehmrad Nun Atininn Senate Cikhineg Industrige Norblad Ocul Hanes Ira & Smith Thenas Mower Minka Sertie Tianie Farrell Siekelwe Porton Vitoer Hivtive Fisheries Murd Highes Pollkeh Cine Sidler Roman Thrift Lotne Came McFarland Grice Higher Roan More

Night revelry fades as crowds drift after finale

Fragmentary OCR recalls a late night scene of revelers and cafes. Mentions hats, belled hotels, and exhausted partygoers. Reminders of a city center at night, the mood shifting as corks pop and voices fade. The excerpt evokes a waning celebration and wary retreat.

Grand Opera to Strike for Union Recognition

Paris reports that the central union threatened a general strike unless the government offers direct dealings with employers. The move is set to begin soon if demands are not met, signaling heightened tensions between workers and authorities.

Grand Opera Paris Porte Grand Opera

Cotton costs to rise as 1926 prices seen higher

A bulletin to Roy Hechanan at Alexanders warns that cotton’s per pound cost to American households will rise in 1926. It cites 1919 southern production costs averaging 44 cents per pound and notes widespread low returns push farmers off land, reducing crop areas and risking a tighter supply amid a spinning-cotton shortage.

Roy Hechanan Alexanders Texas Department of Agriculture Sever Amont New York Orien

Ford Employees to Cut in 8 Million in Bonuses

Detroit January notice states Ford Motor Company to reduce bonuses by eight million dollars for employees. The plan covers all workers in service, with phased reductions and details to be officially announced in coming days.

FORD Detroit Jan Ford Motor Company al Sauployne

Pendleton New Year Celebrations Herald Bright Promise

Hundreds of Pendletonians welcomed the new year with dances and revelry in halls across the city. Attendees cheered with ginger ale and milks while optimistic about 1924 as Pendleton looks to peace, rebuilding, and growth after 1915. London Harrods to build a Liverpool branch at a cost of $5,000,000 amid global expansion.

Pendletonians Pendleton

Pasadena game draws crowds for Harvard Oregon clash

Crowds gather in Pasadena as Harvard faces Oregon in the annual Pasadena Tournament of Roses era. Oregon, noted as a top western team despite a 7 6 loss to Washington State, hopes to upset Harvard and bolster a claim to national ranking. The event precedes the day’s schedule with a 25,090 seating capacity anticipated.

Pasadena Cal Harvard University of Oregon Oregon Washington State Remein Jenny Washington

Three strikes mark Irish labor program launch

Dublin report notes Trish Wher began in 1920 with three strikes announced. Twelve thousand railway workers were slated to walk out Thursday, alongside the entire fire brigade. Grocers assistants also announced they will strike.

Dublin Trish Wher Oleo

New York New Year pledge urges work and unity in 1920

A group of bankers mayors labor leaders and other prominent citizens across the nation share a pledge for 1920. They call for hard work production woman suffrage ratification national unity and opposition to disorder. The statements name figures such as Mayor George L. Baker of Portland and Senator William H. Kenyon among others, reflecting a broad civic resolve for a stable year.

New York America Citisens United Prom George L. Baker Portland Cleveland Trest Co Cleveland Telesaie K. C. Hodgson St Punt William &. “Kenyon JH. Poelicher Milwaukee Wie

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