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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1919
Page
9
May 31 report notes German tanks and the wartime ban on fishing for enemy subjects, with authorities debating how to enforce the restriction. The Vienna government reportedly seeks clarity on how German actions affect local residents, and observers reference statements from marshal offices and wartime observers.
The Austrian treaty was presented to the Vienna plenary at noon and approved after a lengthy session. The peace conference adjourned at 5 15 p m after a two hour meeting, with the pact scheduled for formal adoption.
Department plans aim to move an occupation arm after September 1 with developers of homes and military affairs officials presenting a committee plan for a 200000 occupancy in September. The May 5 statement notes lower meat prices and questions about the meat market with fed cattle power cited as a factor.
Anticatarrhal claim urges readers to rid blood of germs with S. S. S. as a cure. Spokeswoman invites medical questions to Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Sheriff Holcomb of Jefferson County traced bootleggers who hid 640 quarts of whisky in a Madras trench. The cache, later located with 19 ten-gallon kegs and 50 tart battle, was recovered after suspects fled into Jefferson and were pursued. The case notes the value and the historic misdeed as part of a broader Central Oregon smuggling episode.
London May 31 Conscientious objectors are being released from English prisons in increasing numbers though about a hundred remain to face hard labor or other penalties. Since April 8 more than 450 have been freed under a war office order governing releases. Among those freed this month were Fenner Breakway former editor of the Labor Leader Walter Avice Bristol member of the executive committee of the Independent Labour Party and other leaders of the new conscription movement. Sixty three objectors have died while in custody or after arrest and several have been court-martialed.
A delicate first bonnet for a young girl crafted from fine soft pale blue straw. It features pale pink dotted straw, a pink blue pastel weave, and is tied under the chin with a large blue taffeta bow edged in pink plcoted, ideal for a child’s debut bonnet.
A Cedar Rapids starch mill explosion caused loss of life and millions in property. U S Department of Agriculture researchers work on dust explosion prevention and improved devices to avert similar grain dust hazards. Officials note prior to this disaster there were several large grain-related explosions annually.
The report details recent disasters including explosions and fires at mills and elevators. It notes 214 million bushels of grain and over 9 million dollars in property losses, with efforts to assess and deter further risk in the period leading up to the campaign.
Walied Prece staff correspondent reports that Allied leaders will limit talks to economic reparations and territorial notions. Germany’s counterproposals on a plebiscite for Upper Silesia are under consideration, with emphasis on a specific reparations figure, likely in the two to three billion range. Colonies and mandates are viewed as non negotiable, with little chance for German governance over former colonies.
May 21 Ottawa reports limited strike success as Toronto workers fail to secure a general stoppage. About fifteen thousand men are out with another forty thousand possible to join if arbitration for an eight hour week is rejected. Threats of wider action surface in Hull and Brandon as fire protection crews respond to unrest.
Mrs May of Columbia Pennsylvania says she was very weak and run down before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports she is now healthier than ever and recommends it to other women who suffer as she did. The testimonial notes widespread letters praising the medicine and its curative influence for women.
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