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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
6
Public enjoys Dorothy Dalton in the new picture Hard Boiled at the Alta theater. A rascal deacon plots nefarious schemes but is foiled by a charming heroine in a Whiler story set in a small town comedy.
Two young actors star in The Unpardonable Sin at the Arcade Theatre as Bathy Connolly and Wesley Barry guide a dramatic tale. The production features pathos and humor with a humanitarian theme, running for two days with multiple daily performances beginning today.
Lloyds registers show US shipbuilding far ahead of Britain in Q1 1919 with 4,155,524 tons under construction about 75 percent of UK total. Britain reports 2,264,845 tons including 66 steamers of 2,226,816 tons and 39 ferra concrete barges and other vessels. Allied and neutral totals reach 7,796,266 tons.
Official reports from Washington indicate Iceland will establish regular air service between Reykjavik and the eastern United States. Two hydroairplanes with sufficient power are in commission, and a substantial aerial transportation company has been formed to develop transatlantic routes. The initial tests will occur in the Greenland sea region, with pilots optimistic about the voyage.
A Brooklyn manufacturer sold talcum as fake aspirin tablets later traced to Teleco Powder and Bayer tablets, alleging mislabeling and fraud. The crude copy warned buyers to seek genuine Bayer aspirin and follow proper directions, noting safety marks and trademark implications.
A bound plane will hop off at Reykjavik and Ny about £ 00 nautical miles to the southern tip of Greenland where provisions will be made to refuel and repair damages. The heat stretch will be the same distance from Greenland to Newfoundland and thence to the United States. The same route will be taken on the return trip.
Frank Polk, acting secretary of state, is scheduled to replace Lansing on the American Peace Commission when the latter leaves for America. The date of Lanevnzy’s sail is not yet fixed.
The Berlin government, asserting conspiracy to trigger a nationwide revolution, ordered arrests of all communist and Independent Socialist leaders. A demonstration yesterday left two dead and six wounded as a bomb shattered the Ministry of Public Works, while troops occupied Hamburg with no disturbance and a railway strike disrupted about 24 000 workers.
A landing attempt in strong wind caused Lett Cal Claggett to veer toward a crowd near trees. He struck three children and crashed. Capt Chandler was hospitalized with minor injuries. Other planes landed safely after engine trouble delayed the squadron from Albany, flight time about two and a half hours.
An army bombing airplane piloted by Lieut. Col. Ho RB Claggett struck and killed two children at Franklin Field in Boston, injuring another. Capt. William E. Chandler, an observer, was lightly hurt. The plane, one of seven arriving from Albany, was wrecked after the landing.
The report notes a surge in liquor shop sales with one customer purchasing champagne and stimulants worth $20,000 in a single day. Orders ranging from $5,000 to $14,000 also appear, as President Wilson comments on the nation’s mood and readiness to endure the anticipated prolonged dry spell.
A damaged clipping notes total safes valued at 250000 dollars for the Throp class. The fragment confirms the sum but provides no further context or identifiers.
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