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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
9
Social and club items recount visits and arrivals from California to Spokane, with plans for a motor trip to Port Townsend and mentions of Mrs. Cranston being honored. A Shasta district recital by Lois Gurnall draws praise, and a Seattle visit by J F Treland and Mrs. Ire land is noted. Los Angeles quake injuries and reactions headline nearby reports.
Ex-service men and irate citizens hunt E. R. Ormelee an alleged Pan-Partisan League organizer said to have slurred American soldiers. A hotel search last night failed to locate him. He formerly taught at a high school.
Winnipeg July 16 George Locke a returned soldier wooed Mixx Myra Fidler for months. He read a Spanish novel praising rough methods and shot her through the thigh then attempted self destruction. At trial Fidler testified she did not love him to marry but now she does. Locke was freed, but the wedding cite remained unclear.
A judge sentenced the defendant to three years in a state facility at Stoney Mountain Prison, marking a formal conclusion to the case.
A summary from the Umatilla National Forest report shows 63 654 sheep grazing in the past year and 9 699 cattle and horses. Timber sales totaled 5 153 839 board feet valued at 97 847 75 with 2 114 060 feet on hand. Free use of 943 000 feet for cordwood was listed. eleven grazing permits were revoked for nonpayment. crossing permits for 180 000 head issued. eight miles of new road plus 36 miles existing and 27 miles of old trail updated. 147 miles of road built with no forestry funds. 195 miles of telephone lines installed. 26 miles of fence and 28 watering places developed. Two trespass cases proven, four fined, two pending. other permits included cabins and telephones. In a separate note, hunter Stewart Hodges of Chicago returns from a year in Africa with six tons of hides. he recounts nearly being charged by a full elephant and surviving a close call.
Justice Galley of the district supreme court rendered a judgment in favor of Commander Frank Baldwin United States Navy retired amounting to 416 for one month’s service as manager of construction for VLRET Corporation The ruling concerns the private corporation and the case was decided yesterday in Washington July 16 posted by the United States Boardergency Mieet Corporation note of the decision in the article.
Tokyo cables report anti Japanese outbreak fears spread to Korea where government buildings and the residence of mill governor M. Sako in Honolulu are guarded. Nippon Jiji dispatches note heightened tensions and precautionary measures amid unrest and potential violence.
A dated piece argues that coarse views of child rearing fade as gentler ideas spread. It lauds Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for supporting women who are weak and ailing, claiming it helps health and eases headaches and backaches, enabling a brave wife and blessed daughters.
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