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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1920
Page
12
Washington dispatch notes Hiram Johnson criticizes the Chicago convention while predicting fractures in the Republican ranks. Progressives and Conservative Republicans expect Johnson Borah factions to back Harding, who works to solidify party unity after nomination.
General Jerahing was slated for the Harvard commencement opening but appeared later to lecture the alumni association in Cambridge Massachusetts. His remarks addressed ceremony attire and military service themes for the gathered alumni.
June 5 reports a Texas national committeeman arriving with a firm plea that McAdoo be nominated at the Democratic convention. He asserts McAdoo is sincere in seeking to avoid the nomination, yet would accept the call and lead the party to victory if chosen, while McAdoo loyalists remain steadfast regardless of presentation at the convention.
Secretary Payne and Secretary Daniela will travel to Alaska next month to study conditions affecting their departments. The Associated Press report notes the visit aims to assess regional issues and potential policy implications for the federal agencies involved.
Judge Fred G Bale delivers a gripping lecture titled The Fourth Line of Defense at Chautauqua on the sixth night. The talk offers sound advice for tomorrow's citizenship and motivates both young and old to engage in responsible welfare efforts.
Washington officials warn that authorial railroad walkouts may disrupt coal shipments nationwide next winter. Government and national coal association officials cite potential shortages, urging resolution to avert widespread fuel trouble as colder weather approaches.
An old saying links beauty to health, urging regular features combined with proper diet and exercise. A. O. Newall of Kensington, Pa, praises Chamberlain's Tablets and Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for health and beauty benefits. The ad urges readers to use Chamberlain's ointment for rheumatism, promising quick relief without internal treatment.
United States Tires announces a tire that claims to overcome two main waste causes, splitting and base separation, signaling a potential advance in durable tire technology.
A fragmented report cites coal industry officials stating the country trails its normal production by about 35 million tons due to recent railroad and mine strikes. The note attributes the shortfall to ongoing labor disruptions affecting both transportation and extraction.
United Pros reports Cummins says a strong third party movement would help Democrats win the election. He argues such a movement would be abortive and confuse issues, disturbing political balance, especially in the Pacific and other northwestern states likely to be lost by Republicans.
Athens has shown strong play in several games but errors and fielding lapses in crucial moments cost them runs. With Sundays games out, only the final contest on July 4 remains, featuring the same season-long lineup. Pilot Rock finishes at home against Pendleton, Milton-Freewater goes to Walla Walla, and Helix visits Athena.
Notice from the directors of School District No. 14 Uma tila County Oregon for a regular meeting at 7 30 to address contractor items. Public notice invites contractors to attend and submit bids or proposals as required by district procedures.
On Monday the 98th day of June 1820 bids will be opened at 111 East Court Street Pendleton Oregon for sidewalk and floor work at Hawthorne Lincoln Washington and High Schools. Contractors must furnish labor and materials and assume all risks. Plans available at the clerk's office.
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