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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
5
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A lyric by Frank L. Simmten celebrates music through seasons and love. The verse speaks of light and night, heartbeats shaping a shared song, with imagery of daisies and violets in valleys. Copyright notice cites East Oregonian Pub Co. and prints as period verse.
Local residents report arousal in Union and Wallowa counties over the murder of Til Taylor. Sheriff Taylor was a well known, highly regarded Northwest official whose quiet manliness earned broad sympathy in Umatilla County and beyond. The tribute and widespread regret reflect the impact of his long service and the tragedy that ended his life.
The Moscow soviet government offers but distrust remains as bolshevik aims threaten Polish borders while red armies push toward occupation. Britain and France pledge support if needed, Poland seeks armistice via Moscow, and world leaders weigh chances for peace against rising conflict with the bolshevik regime. The article warns that without Senate ratification and League of Nations strength, war flames may spread with no world fire department.
A committee of the American Street and Electrical Railway Workers presents to the White House an appeal for Thomas Mooney and Warren Billings, convicted in San Francisco over the 1916 preparedness parade bombing. John Mooney leads the group, urging justice and redress from the president. Riverside reports an earthquake felt after July 4 in California, with Los Angeles area comparison.
A quake occurred at 7 49 lasting about five seconds with a roaring sound. No damage was reported or observed.
Plans for an informal reception to be hosted for Franklin D. Roosevelt by Eastport citizens were approved by the Democratic nominees for vice president at his summer home on Cape Bello island. Visitors included Governor William Neptune and Horace Nichol of the Passamaquoddy tribe. Roosevelt said he prepared his acceptance speech during the Boston to Eastport voyage aboard a destroyer.
Borisovitch Krumin, who arrived in London as head of a commission to reopen trade with the outside world, is labeled a moderate yet bourgeois Bolshevik. A former student activist and engineer, he supported cooperation with workers and questioned Lenin's approach, advocating normal democratic norms over nationalized commerce and skepticism toward world revolution.
Washington reports unusual fluctuations in dressed beef prices through the first half of the year. January top reached 21 dollars per hundred pounds, dipping to 17 in late May, then rebounding to 21 by June 23, with war-related factors driving volatility.
Washington July 4 IAPF railroads reported a deficit of 25 481 485 in operating income for April. Government subsidies run to September 1 total about 75 million a month, making April’s loss push government figures past 160.6 million for the month. Eastern roads show 20 848 079 deficit and Western 6 598 040. Overall four months ending with April show revenue and expenses shifts across the system.
April mill income totaled 52 366 840 with about 50 million from back railway. First four months rail income was just over 2 500. Western car tara four month income reached 58 576 441. Paris reports Lafayette wireless station near Hor deaux, built by the American navy, nearly completed and to be handed to France soon.
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