28 Jul 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1919
Page
1
AMERONGEN July 23 An ex Kaiser but the article notes that agents searching the area near Amerongen scoured possible residences as they pursue a new home for the former ruler. The report is terse and focuses on searches by investigators rather than a confirmed relocation.
Report of a beachside race riot in Chicago with more than 60 injured and at least two Black victims. Stones, razors, bricks and bullets were used in clashes as patrols tried to quell the violence after racial tensions flared following yesterday’s unrest.
July reports say 10 year old Phillip Thompson was abducted by Mexican bandits near Monteo City and released after his father paid 1,600 pesos. The Mexican government and foreign office advised payment to prevent murder. Authorities vowed to pursue the bandits and recover the ransomed child.
Former East Cremonian advertising manager COR Bamtwin and W K Deush arrived Wendleton Sunday night en route to Portland. They left this afternoon for the West after a ploamire trip. They complained about the La Grande to Peacheton leg and noted two windows left unfurnished in the state capitol due to funds. The pair planned a Pendleton stop after visiting the conMe Lown.
New York July 8 The American Defense Society has asked Emer Enator to support the defensive treaty among the United States France and Britain announced here today.
Oregon public service commissioners heard testimony in the Columbia river freight rate case. Attorneys for Puget Sound cities and Inland Empire shippers argued for lower Portland rates, while others defended the earlier approval as best obtainable. Hearing continues through the week with representatives of Port of Portland, city of Portland, and shippers presenting.
Fires sweeping the Couer d'Alene district threaten power lines of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railroad electrified line. Camps at Dry Creek and Nigger Gulch areas burned or menaced while eastern Montana recruits fight fires. Firefighters report progress near Missoula as the Hamilton water supply is saved and Skalkaho fire controlled.
In Washington the electorate overwhelmingly voted to repeal the 10 percent tax on ice cream and soft drinks, delivering a decisive change in fiscal policy.
Low Drake, a novice trap shooter, received a letter confirming a trophy award after the Pendleton state tournament on May 5 and 7. The local host club had no prior notice of Piles trophies, and Drake learned the cup would be mailed to him, a surprise to members and secretary-manager Stoney Melvin.
Omer C. Barrin of Pilot Book spent 35 pennies saved in his baby daughter's bank. Lorena May Harris, his wife, seeks divorce citing cruelty since their July 1 1995 marriage end. She asks custody of their daughter two and a half, monthly maintenance 960, attorney fees 310, and 25 witness costs. order to be signed by Judge F W Phelps. Shannop of Trout Fork listed as attorney.
Report from Shanghai and Tokyo via American arrivals says the Shantung award sparked a Chinese boycott that has cut off most of Japan's rice supply. Citizens must mix potatoes and other staples with their rice allotments, worsening food shortages.
Washington report notes July 24 remarks by Pordney of the House Ways and Means Committee. He announced plans to push for Canadian reciprocity, signaling potential changes in trade policy and cross border relations. The statement aligns with ongoing discussions on tariffs and favorable terms for Canadian goods.
Cheyenne contestants are traveling to Pendleton for the Round-Up on September 18 19 and 20. Riders Ed McCarty Harry Walters Muth Treach Jim Garrett and Walter Sterling are listed among successful Cheyenne performers. Arena director H W Collins and party returned from Cheyenne via Roy Raley Chauncey Hipp and Guy Wyrick. The show promises strong entries and local excitement for the Pendleton event.
In San Francisco July 26 authorities report Philip Bussanecchi shot Joe Berone after Berone allegedly gave his wife a love potion in food to win her affections. The two men, once friends, confronted each other after Berone had recovered from earlier threats. Bussanecchi drew a pistol and fired twice, wounding Berone seriously.
Pendleton police report rising fines for white line violations. Ruby Judy and FL Watson each paid two dollars for failure to appear. L A Rainwater halted his car mid street to tend to errands and was fined two. W A Leathers of Hermiston paid five dollars for speeding after a collision near paved road. Traffic Officer Longley intervened.
Frank Downey, former Downey's Market owner, today purchased the Grutton Market at 415 Main Street from Harry Fawcett. Downey took possession and plans future improvements. The article notes Pendleton and Heppner involvement in today’s events.
Senator Poindexter introduces senate resolution for a federal trade commission inquiry into all phases of the oil business from production to marketing. He cites Pacific coast fuel oil prices at 1.25 per barrel versus 0 in New Orleans and says Standard Oil of California controls pricing, earning 163 percent in three years while fuel costs rise. The probe would affect cost of living and consumer prices coast to coast.
Rome July report states Mullin ambassador to the United States will be recalled shortly.
National headquarters calls Net Criss shooters nationwide to be ready for cantern service and aid to workers and injured individuals amid fires in the John Day region, with Pendleton singled out as especially pertinent.
W W Roeder water commissioner is challenged by J D and Mary McCoy in Milton Freewater district. The McCoys seek five inches from the east side irrigation ditch claiming Roeder cut supply, forcing hardship downstream. A Supreme Court order backs the McCoys' claim while hearings are planned for Wednesday evening to explain the action and possible statewide scrutiny.
M. Bennett, district highway engineer for the state highway commission, resumes duties after a nine week illness. He will direct road work in Umatilla and coordinate projects across Baker Harney and Malheur counties from the Portland office. He notes progress on Eastern Oregon roads and outlines upcoming contracts for paving and gravel sections, with new resident engineers appointed in Harney Malheur and Baker counties.
Visitor from Pendleton recounts Victoria British Columbia holiday decorations for Canada's peace celebration. American flags were scarce on many streets while British Canadian French and Italian banners hung from wires and masts. The observer notes several Americans in Victoria influenced the display while mainland Victoria had stronger American and allied banners.
Pendleton high school graduates from 1917 1915 and 1919 are applying for admission to colleges including the University of Oregon Oregon Agricultural College Whitman College and other western institutions. Several have already forwarded applications through the principal and city superintendent with more expected in four weeks. Many seek entry to Oregon schools while some 1919 graduates aim for California and Washington options.
Pittsfield Massachusetts July 2 Mrs Ciudke Deyn on trial for the murder of her three year old son today pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to one year in the boise of correction the plea came as an unexpected development in the case.
President Wilson ally Charles E Hughes sets out reservations and interpretations for the League Covenant. He argues a two year withdrawal rule, domestic policy limits, and non relinquishment of U S traditional stance on Western Hemisphere questions. He calls for a middle ground with reasonable reservations and insists the covenant is a beginning, not final.
London July 24 wire reports from Mercow say Bolsheviki have retreated along the Archangel railway to their point of departure under enemy pressure.
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