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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
3
A general strike proclaimed last night in Rome halts tram service and shutters many factories. A dispatch from Terni in Perugia reports a clash with authorities.
The report describes a tense scene at a large color community camp meeting in Southern Oklahoma after cotton harvest. An excited participant shouted praises loudly, while others expressed mixed reactions and concern over a potential disturbance among attendees.
An excerpt quotes a playful exchange about a June bug spreading wings and flying with a humorous aside from a sister warning about wild woodpeckers on the way. The tone mirrors a local urban tale with a touch of folksy banter.
Sunday games determine final positions in the Blue Mountain league. Pendleton will not host taps. Hells plays Athena and Milton-Frenwauter faces Walla Walla at Garden City. Felix hie leads pennant chase with two wins over each club, while Milton-Froeewater seeks more starts and maintains position.
Mr and Mrs Chas Milne express gratitude to friends for empathy during the bereavement and loss of their beloved daughter Melon Abe. Many beautiful floral tributes noted.
Pendelion finishes the season in third place with six victories and four defeats. Helix trims the vocals twice as Pilot Rock turns the trick and ends with a strong finish despite key moments slipping.
WEM'S official mascot appears as Milton Freewater and Lohele clubs debate runes and wins. Rob Ellin, league president, praises manager cooperation amid protests and delays. The season faced postponements, schedule doubts, and hopes for faster company next spring as teams prepare playoff and leadership challenges in Hermiston and surrounding cities.
London June 30 The British authorites publish a new timekeeping system at sea. It has been adopted by the navies of the United States Great Britain France Italy and Spain. Times have certainly changed.
West End teams clash in a close championship race with a likely tough battle. The game hinges on late innings as one side edges the other by a narrow margin amid season highlights and standout performances.
June 20 meeting of a resolutions committee broke up in a near riot over the Irish question. Proponents of independence clashed with opponents as lawmakers adjourned to prevent furtheriasi.
New York dispatch reports Senator William M. Calder warning that high material costs and a car embargo threaten construction. He cites limited production capacity as a barrier to meeting current demand and pressing for measures to aid the industry. The piece notes ongoing wartime transport and material constraints impacting builders nationwide.
An explosion occurred near a building in front of the Japanese diet complex yesterday. One person, Janice Lone, was injured, but there were no other casualties.
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