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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary text mentions a court case or dispute with references to East, Portland, Chicago, and security, plus garbled subscription rates for daily and carrier deliveries. Names and specifics are unreadable, with no coherent events or outcomes.
The passage questions Senator McNary and other leaders like Taft and Hughes over the covenant. It cites Harding's objections and argues for a stronger global order. Oregon voters show broad support for the league in various forms, while the Hague Tribunal’s effectiveness is questioned.
Fragments of a poetic piece speak of returning home and joy after sorrow. The verse mentions shadows, lights, and a longing to reach a shining hilltop. It references a copyright notice from the Fast Orexonian Pub and includes garbled lines.
A Pendleton editorial urges Oregon to join a broad development drive led by the State Chamber of Commerce. It argues the state lags California and other regions, praises the planned water power and resource use, and calls Pendleton to back the campaign and avoid remaining a “slacker” in the rising era of investment and population growth.
The piece criticizes Senator Harding for opposing the League of Nations and hailing The Hague Tribunal as a failed force, arguing it lacked backing and failed to prevent war. It notes Lodge’s stance with extensions to Hague conventions and predicts Republican reactions to Harding’s acceptance speech and its reception among Johnson Borah allies and broader GOP voters.
In Lincoln Nebraska July 23 William Bryan announced he would not accept the Prohibition National Convention nomination. The telegram text reached him at Madman Lake after a forenoon of inquiries while he was 40 miles away. Telegraph office reports confirm the refusal.
A notice requires all companions to deliver immediately to Mare Tal and nearby ships at government price $1.78 per barrel or face action. Some parties hold out at $2.00 per barrel.
A Pendleton Commercial Association farewell for summer normal school staff features a theatre party tonight and an automobile ride starting at Northside Park at 7 pm. The plan includes showing Riders of the Taj Mahal and talks by local men at Jolly's Inn after the show.
Scharpf, chairman of the commercial association committee, urged all residents to participate in the evening ride along Phe ed road between Adhena and Pendleton. More than 20 caravans will be needed to accommodate participants and the event requires careful planning.
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