22 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
1
Reported in Paris and Armernoon, Netherlands, rumors claim a former Kalwr suffered a stroke while walking in a garden. Authorities in United Pinew state they cannot confirm the report as investigators review circulating tales and lack solid evidence.
Dublin faced panic as two police officers were shot last night and a rioting mob clashed with soldiers. Authorities imposed extraordinary precautions after shops were looted and streets littered with wreckage as enraged residents gathered following the shooting.
Contract signed between Security Lawn and Trentment Co and Pacific Triumphancy and Telegraph Co for telephone service in the new Security Apartments. Work began Saturday with wall phones in each of 27 units and a vestibule intercom linking callers to the janitor and front door. Occupants can speak with visitors and remotely unlock the front door via a pink button, standard in large cities.
County legion drives aim to enroll all ex-service men in four posts Herminion Pendleton Milton Weston not represented February drive dates to be set later a county-wide committee formation postponed to after February post meetings Lemon Rise to continue as temporary chairman plan for a Pendleton celebration after the drive with details to follow.
Nearly 40 years of history in Mendleton’s Main and Water streets ends as a long standing structure is razed to make way for an 80,000 square foot auto service facility. Judge Thom on Fite Gerald approved a permit to Clark Dunup for the construction by the Miegelit Ler Co. Tenants including Lewy Midd bale and Whaling Wek moved out as the auto dealer prepares a modern showroom and service center replacing the former building and offices once home to law firms and various shops.
Edward L M Broom of Pendleton dies in Pierce City age about ninety. Survived by two daughters Mrs McProoum and Mrs Grigaw and four sons and one brother. Burial arrangements pending with service at Pendleton. Died after long illness with homage to family and community.
In a Wood County courtroom Wilder, on trial for McNeece murder, accuses state star witness of lying and links him to the crime. The defense seeks to cast doubt on Wilder’s guilt while the witness testifies to Wilder firing the shot that killed McNeece on September 14.
Spokane trio Jon McDonald Mary McDonald and WIlliam McDonald were charged with murder in the W. H. McNutt case. A jury found one ailing Marie McDonald guilty after 16 hours of deliberation while others faced related charges including forged checks and theft. The McDonald family saga unfolds amid a fatal ranch dispute and a high court glare.
Fragmented report from Washington describes Palmer meeting with Wilson on sedition matters. The committee aims to move the proposed act through Congress while debates about suppression and civil liberties continue amid protests by Black leaders and calls for restraint on free speech.
City council rejected a proposal to provide aerial garages for a growing fleet. Discussion cited interest from Walla Walla firms and local business inquiries about hangar use, with no definite decision reached. The matter was referred to the house committee for further study and coordination with Pendleton Commercial Association and the automobile association.
Music teacher Martin Jone notes a shift in dancing taste from lively Terplitchore to waltz and two step. He cites lack of melody in modern jam and a longing for familiar tunes like Home Sweet Home as crowds grow tired of chatter from typical jog orchestras.
Pilot Rock launches a community auction sale series under the Pilot Rock Community Action Bales Association. Aimed at county residents, the first sale will feature property offerings and farm equipment with proceeds supporting local improvements. Officers and stockholders invited townwide, with Frank T. presiding and C. W. as secretary.
Fragmentary text mentions a governor, treaty, and office actions with many garbled names. Core facts are unreadable, making a coherent summary impossible from the available readable phrases.
A report from the university outlines progress in a statewide cooperative initiative aimed at farmer welfare. Officials describe steps toward improving storage and marketing, with emphasis on joint action and electrical cooperative support for rural communities.
City physician Dr H J Kavanaugh told the council last night that mild influenza like illness is prevalent with 75 suspected cases. He said the epidemic is not as virulent as last winter and predicts no wholesale pneumonia. Schools and gatherings were closed, quarantine decisions await mayor guidance. Smallpox appears in several houses, with many cases quarantined and parents urged to keep children home if illness or rash is present.
The page lists today’s news sections and markets with weather notes. It mentions city state and county sections, including Pendleton and Unmatiia counties, plus entertainment and editorial items.
In Dumas Arkansas on January 12 enraged Black residents overpowered three deputy sheriffs while attempting to seize a suspect named Jock Heyes on theft charges. Federal troops from Camp Pike arrived to restore order as a crowd of about 125 men prepared to march. The confrontation prompted officials to deploy troops to the scene to quell rioting and protect officers.
Mrs Carrie Pamburn wife of Toy Pamborn railroad man died at St Anthony's hospital from influenza pneumonia. She was 34 born near Thornhollow in 1856 later moving to Athena. Survived by husband three children Peter 14 Vers 22 Everett 12 mother Mrs Julia Watchren Cratz Montana and many siblings. Catholic funeral services planned. date not set.
Chicago reports Lieut erant Dallage of the fire department arriving at his own home early and finding his aged mother dead in a blaze. He reached the second floor and forced entry after flames and smoke filled the dwelling.
Paris Jam reports the extradition request for the former holder will be submitted to a reference. The outcome and next steps remain to be determined as pháp proceedings proceed.
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