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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1919
Page
11
Fraudulent Aspirin tablets sold by a Brooklyn dealer were found to contain talcum powder. Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross and the safety trademark, with proper directions and packaging.
In Wisnipeg officials push to resume streetcar service as protests and strikes threaten to derail plans. Municipal leaders face strong opposition from workers fearing renewed unrest and potential violence after recent events.
Washington DC June 1 1917 census bureau birth statistics show births far exceed deaths in the birth registration area. 1,399,792 infants living, 6,222 deaths, infant mortality varied by state and race, with white infants 13.7 per 1000 and colored 22.5 per 1000. 1917 saw 1 in 11 infant deaths, male infant rate higher than female, and plurality of multiple births.
Genealogical notes reveal General John J. Pershing’s lineage extends to Alsace with ancestor Friderich Pfiraching and his descendant Daniel Pershing. The line includes Jean Joseph Pershing born in Laclede Missouri September 1860 and connects to John F. Pershing, the general’s father, who served in the Civil War era.
A fragmentary account recalls John J. Pershing as Army officer in the Spanish American War and on the Mexican border where his wife and two children died in a Presidio fire. It notes his later command of the American Expeditionary Force arriving in England and France and the transition to new leadership.
Sandersville Georgia June 1 pastor of a local church interrupted morning worship with a gunfire incident. He warned the congregation he would shoot if a rat disturbance continued then fired a single shot, ending the hymn and disrupting services.
In Denver on June 13 death claimed Catherine Kuhn and John Kuhn after sixty years of marriage. Catherine died of pneumonia last week. John, aged 65, followed in mourning after plans to inter them were delayed for word from relatives. Born in Germany, they came to Seattle and lived in Fremont as a carpenter and wife.
Atlantic City June 2 The American Federation of Labor in convention today adopted a resolution pledging support of its four million members to the tele phone and elevator workers strike called for mobilization. A police men's union from several cities applied for AFL membership, Secretary Merrion announced.
Washington June 14 report shows aeroperiation 141 with 508 008 total for the last four years a reduction of more than 287 000 000 from the extra mipies Daniels submitted 22 cent kiss 200 sat hornels June 13 he threw his arms around me hugged me and then gave me 72 crate this is the charge pretty mite Aliti Nowimmiin bela mmradint Hoerdell Hvane in a 26000 heart balm suit
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