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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
8
Washington reports 1919 exports total of 7.922 billion while imports reach 9.004 billion, creating a trade gap of 1.082 billion. December exports declined to 681 million from 741 million in November. both exports and imports exceeded December 1918 levels. Gold imports rose to 177 million in 1910, with earlier years showing varied totals.
In New York on January 30 a former First Lieutenant and two former Second Lieutenants of the Royal Air Force were enlisted as privates in the U S Army Air Service. The trio, who served in France during the war, will take advantage of Air Service schools. A Danish Army officer who kept in touch with an American friend also enlisted in the Coast Artillery band to pursue musical education.
Jan 20 report from DSELIN details Sinn Fein government in Dublin evading British authority. Cabinet members pursued by police move daily, with Collins eluding capture after a rooftop escape. Barton and Le handling funds amid ongoing efforts to dismantle the Irish Republic’s entrenched network.
A fragmentary 19th century style dialogue touches on civic ambition and community life. Characters discuss office, companionship, and the cost of pursuing public roles, with rural speech and a hint of skepticism toward outsiders. The piece reflects local voice and social dynamics from small town Oregon.
An auto plunge in Raymond Township drives a vehicle from a road to the ground killing a South Bend man. The driver, Othar Whitnes, and passengers Mrs Winters and Mrs B A Hytten sustained injuries.
In a dim hotel room a hotelier speaks of a wife under surveillance and a new summer resident. The fragment hints at relationships and hidden motives, with partial names and unclear outcomes. The text is disrupted, offering only scattered clues about a domestic conflict.
Oregonian filed notice of the death of Uncle Bill Strout at his Dayton home. He and his wife had lived in the area. many friends mourn the passing. Other brief items note residents visiting, moves, and hospital stays including Jen Leelle and family planning a move to Bogland Mi TLoptio and assessments of local activity.
Berlin January report says Morr Knorr, Pan German tied to the Kaiser, died leaving most fortune to the Kaiser to fund military powers. The widow and Werbie brother have gone to court to claim their share of the estate. Relatives argue the wealth would not have supported German military aims if known. An attorney represents former interests.
A fragment from a boarding house scene shows a seamstress or maid questioning a new man's marital status. The Wise widow and others listen as conversations unfold, with one character noting the minute they found out, while others discuss the mystery without interruptions.
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