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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
4
The article surveys Greek Prime Minister Venizelos amid shifting Balkan tensions. It notes Greece's stance on Armenian and Turkish issues, the stance of Poland, and potential territorial arrangements in the Balkans, with author commentary on Greece's future alignment and European dynamics.
Fragment poem with archaic and misread lines. Appears as a decorative verse signed James W. Foley noting themes of fate chance and effort.
A half century of travel from the south used a steep elevated road from Webb street over the hill to McKay creek described as like scaling a wall. The old route caused wasted energy and much profanity. Now a modern road is completed and praised for its economy and splendor.
The passage argues that steep hill roads are an uneconomical brand of highway construction. It prioritizes long term operating costs over initial expense, stating the good road may require high upfront cost but reduces ongoing costs.
A Chicago Portia speaker at a Chicago conference urged workers not to be condescending to immigrants. She noted many immigrants have sacrificed for liberty and democracy and warned Americans may resent superior attitudes. She urged to first Americanize the Americanizers.
The Crews Financial Review says the United States has emerged from isolation to a bold presence in Europe, spending blood and treasure to uphold national ideals. It notes Wilson’s league of nations as a living ideal and a potential future peace builder, with broad patriotic support among Americans. The piece also mocks theft from soldiers’ banks and remarks on Germany’s situation, calling it house cleaning day.
An 1851 item notes Elihu Beynnt aged seven dying at home in Clutekaniec on January 6 after arriving in Orem in 1852. It reports a parish meeting at Mre Tyan Horm’s hotel Penneton and lists officers voted in, plus a church sale totaling $299.70 and a Pendleton Savings Bank suit against Edward and I Wicen for a carnal claim fee of $0075 and $60 in attorney fees.
The foreign telegraph reports Premier Dient Flans intends a second trip to France this year. Ste. Wie will call for the United States from Preet about Red. 15 and return mid June to conclude peace negotiations after the separate burial of the economy and diplomacy in Washington.
In Washington on January 7 the Supreme Court reversed a drawer course decision, dropping all indictments against EM Ward Comyne and Carlow Byron in fraud dealings. The report references Wilhelm Hohensollern in a distant context.
Alleged Italian supply routes disrupted as troops retreat through Holanea and Inpa et. Rebel actions cripple transport hubs and railways from Brennore to Tinsbrock. Civilians and private homes suffer loot, arson, and violence amid the chaos of retreating forces.
Portland reports bids opened by the Highway Commission for about 70 acres of projects. Plans include grading the highway between Gruster and SEI River for 64 miles, eight miles into the county from Arrington to Malock, and paving the Pacific Highway from Salem to Aurora about 18 miles.
Home brief notes that Italy demands forty billion in indemnity from the central powers, with a reported figure of 240,000,000,000 in the exchange. The report cites Giortale Tupitalia as the source of the claim issued today.
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