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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
5
A Chicago detective departed for Portempun Va where a man believed to be Jean Jones is wanted on a charge of attempting to poison 400 guests at a dinner given for Archbishop Munde Un fo 1086. Cotton held for identification.
Boston June 3 Calvin Coolidge of Northampton is inaugurated governor of Massachusetts as lieutenant governor under Gov McCall. He succeeds W G McCall who has led since 1916 after 30 years in public service. Cox of Heaton succeeds Coolidge as lieutenant governor. Coolidge has a long record in Northampton serving as councillor, city solicitor and mayor.
In Atlanta on January 3, Hev. 8 Winchester an ordained Methodist preacher fired one shot at Mary Green a cigar clerk in the Wine Coff hotel lobby. Green was injured in the thigh and taken to a hospital where officials expect a full recovery. Winchester says the shooting was accidental while Green refused another engagement.
Major Frank C. McCulloch of Baker in the 1st division writes to his brother from Camp Lewis about a brutal stretch from Sept 26 to Nov 11 in France. He says his unit advanced rapidly, suffered heavy losses, and captured thousands of prisoners while never yielding ground. He notes strong American resolve and a prideful view of Allied cooperation and souvenirs.
A fragmentary note mocks pop culture fervor as a Frenchman and a Bribber clash over identity and pride. The text hints at satire of fame and memory, with playful misspellings signaling a humorous take on popularity and allegiance.
The Alta screens Anna Held in a drama of modern France with a vaudeville act by Scheck and dogs and L Kelty singing. Joan Bawyer and Waite Law star in a drama of a woman’s primitive instincts. Ethel Scott and Mia perform as Monroe of Walia Wallin diction. Ada Decker improves after taxi injuries and will return to Pendleton Drug Store. Marshfield faces labor shortages as spruce mill and logging camps shed soldiers, with Mills missing help at C. A Smith and Buehner sawmills and Powers logging crew.
In Washington on January 2 a suffrage protest by the National Woman's Party turned disruptive as four members led by Miss Alice Paul lit and burned speeches in a stone urn before the White House. The blaze lasted about three hours, drawing onlookers and occasional heckling from suffrage supporters and police intervened to arrest Edith Kinge, Julie Emory, and Hoss Canales for lighting a fire on government property.
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