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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
8
Pendleton crowds stir town chatter as H. W. Jiromy and W. RR. Goleman visit. Local officials note highway plans for crowd handling while others recount travel, theater, and business moves. International diplomacy hints surface with British and Soviet talks and Polish forces noted.
London July 31 Premier Lloyd George comments on Polish premier's pledge to withdraw forces from Mollund within legitimate frontier. Britain urges Poles to pursue an armistice and avoid further escalation as the relief effort proceeds.
An analysis cites Switzerland as a benchmark for tourism growth, noting how a century of development turned a sparsely populated guest system into a thriving industry with hotels and beds for travelers. Oregon promoters link Swiss success to statewide expansion campaigns with major cities like San Francisco and New Orleans funding similar efforts.
The convention sketched public ownership versus private control of railroads and criticized both major parties for internationalist leanings. Speakers praised statesmanship and denounced autocracy, while attention focused on nominees and a historic female chairman at Lincoln.
Peking July 11. Peace terms amounting to complete capitulation of the military party have been offered by General Tian Chi Jot, army commander. The terms are being communicated to leaders of the Chill faction.
Mose Gideon, a Fullerton rancher, was sentenced to hang at San Quentin in September after pleading guilty to first degree murder of Roy Trapp. In Fresno, July 22, Japanese employability concerns were raised as World War veterans seek jobs, testimony before two immigration committee members said.
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