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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
3
A brief catalog note describes two tone yard items with color and width options. It mentions prices ranging from five cents for S5c to 1.75 dollars for larger lengths, highlighting attractive two tone effects.
East Oregonian Special reports a man injured when a horse stepped on his foot Saturday. He suffered a painful injury but no bones were broken. The nearby community details multiple visits, cattle shipments, and farm life notes including Pat Monighan and family, Dillard French, and local ranch activity around Pilot Rock and Butter Creek.
July hearing in Washington state before the House immigration and naturalization committee explored perceived Japanese immigration impacts in Seattle. Testimony cited Japanese control of an estimated 26 percent of Seattle’s retail grocery trade, growth in Japanese-owned stores, and competition with white merchants. Officials warned Japanese workers filled roles previously held by ex-soldiers and described Japanese dominance in hotel management and service sectors.
Fragmentary text cites Seattle city fire department inspectors and an assessment list of Japanese nationals in King County. It also references Trenton New Jersey, Governor Crawford and a Patton Villa boxing bout in Newark, with priced admission and crowding issues.
Duly reported speech from Dr. Joe Tait Cantilo, mayor of the city, lauds the growing United States Argentina relationship. He notes Argentina's commercial and industrial awakening and urges rapid, broad cooperation to engage American capital, industry, and expertise for development and progress.
July 26 Mexico City Villa telegraphed President De La Barra offering unconditional surrender after reports he captured Fubitide in Coahualla. The war ministry announced the move if Huerta’s government would allow safe passage and repair of damaged rail lines. report to General Martines at Torreon pending.
In Japan a reported adoption of an intelligence fax bill seeks broader fiscal relief and extended payment options. The action follows recent port discussions and aims to expand permit and fee adjustments.
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