Ludendorf Warns US About Bolshevik Aims
Washington July 3 A P declares Ludendorf warns that Soviet Ruswig victory over Poland would sweep Europe and the world in a hotwherum event and threaten global stability.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
7
Washington July 3 A P declares Ludendorf warns that Soviet Ruswig victory over Poland would sweep Europe and the world in a hotwherum event and threaten global stability.
Entrenched on a barge on an island in the Mississippi near North Flor en er, Fred Sillick, a fisherman nicknamed bad man, rifle in hand, defies three state and county authorities. He wounded William Vincent, a fellow fisherman, and is believed to hold a man named Cook as a prisoner.
July 23 report says Francisco Villa has surrendered unconditionally to the provisional government of Mexico. The report also states the American captive Carl Hacelin, whom Villa seized and held for ransom at Sabinas, has been released.
In Bakue region on July twenty ninth, reports state the Bolsheviki have captured Coucha and Gorousy. The dispatch notes swift advances by Bolshevik forces and emphasizes ongoing military actions in the area.
A dispatch reports Turkish leader Jafar tarur was captured when the Grevke entered Adrianoople, with details indicating a decisive turn in the pursuit. The report notes the location as Adrianoople and confirms capture by opposing forces. Further confirmation and context were not provided.
Washington dispatch says Camp Taylor is ordered abandoned. The regiment stationed there is to move to Camp Dix in New Jersey.
July 26 report from Chicago states ten firemen were overcome while fighting a major blaze in the Armour & Company five story beef building. The fire caused the destruction of the beef home and surrounding area in the packing district.
Washington Commandery No 1 officers and 25 members joined Walla Walla officials and business leaders in Pendleton for Sheriff Tilman D Taylor s funeral. Resolutions from Walter C Lee Post American Legion praised Taylor s duty and asked sympathy be extended to his family and Umatilla county, with copies to press and minutes.
Mech seeks allotment four miles south of town on McKay trek. Owner may claim by calling at this office and paying for idle ad.
Dayton July 28 Governor Cox described his acceptance speech work as a big hole and held talks with Senator Pomerene of Ohio on continuing the campaign expenditures inquiry. Pomerene urged continuation, saying the public has a right to know about excessive campaign funds. He noted prior attempts to underwrite campaigns and discussed constitutional changes to regulate spending in presidential races. Pomerene said Republicans appear flush with funds while the Democratic treasury shows a red ink balance. Cox also received a message from Montana Democrats inviting him to visit and assess prospects there.
Indignation over the killing of Sheriff Til Taylor sweeps Oregon. His fame spread from Umatilla to homes statewide, as his brave career and romance of the West are recalled.
The remarks praise Sheriff Taylor as a man of superb physique and moral integrity. He faced danger fearlessly, inspiring many in Umatiln county and the Pacific Northwest to honor his memory. The tribute calls for relentless pursuit of his killers and urges communities to mobilize skilled effort to bring them to justice.
A charged call proclaims the crime harms every peace officer and the law. It urges all who aided the bloody business to be hunted down, framing the bid for justice as a collective civic duty.
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