06 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
1
Berlin reports say radicals misread momentum as they press a nation wide revolution. Government forces seal off revolt centers with barbed wire entanglements and push socialization efforts while strikes falter and factories restrain workers.
Palm Beach reports Colonel William Boyer Thompson, chair of the Roosevelt Permanent Memorial National committee, is collecting funds for a national memorial. An interview highlights the late Quentin and wartime service as a luncheon discussion at Saratoga touches on politics, condolences, and a spirited Baritoka speech by Colonel Thompson amid war coverage.
A visiting group from the Parents of France arrives to organize a meeting and appeal for money to care for about 1 000 children. Local letters from former guardians praise the effort and urge ongoing support as volunteers coordinate aid and foster connections with the children.
A national campaign in New York tonight aims to rally opposition to the proposed league while Senator Borah speaks. Republicans argue the league lacks authority and would overstep the Monroe Doctrine, stressing America should not bear Europe’s burdens alone.
Clair Myers, tent man in the nave Medicacorpe, died at Port D E Rose, Wyoming at 12:90 this morning while his parents rushed to his bedside. Death was due to pneumonia contracted while Myers was en route from Philadelphia to California to be discharged from Fort Russell. The message of his death was received by Mrs Selhy Johnson, Clute. Myers lived most of his life in Pendleton. He graduated from Pendleton High and had been with AL Co for two years before enlisting. Burial arrangements to Pendleton.
Official returns compiled from precincts show a 3400 vote margin in favor of Bongs with 2872 foryes and 404 for no. Clerks report delays. three unlisted precincts remain uncounted as of afternoon release from the clerk’s office.
In Washington March the Publicity plans for the coming victory are set as officials weigh whether to float the note line for all bonds or use the authorization left for a five million bond issue. If chosen, Publicity Director Wilkon has arranged novel features for the campaign and plan tours of the rural districts by 20d, aiming to mobilize support while easing wartime restrictions.
A model fashion show at Peppys Warehouse showcased spring styles for men and women. Models Laura Cahill, Mian Panay, Mim Daphne Belts, Nadine Makely, Donna Velo, and others wore diverse outfits including velvet jackets, white skirts, pink evening gowns, and Copenhagen suits. Hats came from Carrier and Colin’s millineries. Men presented five outfits each, in a window decor of ferns and greenery with furniture from Crawford and Hedges.
Roberts wins re election as police chief by a five to ten vote amid a heated council dispute. The police committee previously recommended his appointment by four to three but was defeated. rivals claimed investigations proved unfounded while warnings were issued against minor entry to pool rooms.
Pen Meton Commercial Club met for annual gathering. George C. Baer was reelected president with Vicw President J. Raley and Treasurer John Dickson retaining posts. Officers to elect board of managers and secretary by three officers. Annual report showed receipts 5024.77 expenses 4974.77 leaving balance 50. Publicity committee recommends 1000 for new year. New members elected: L. H. Campbell A. A. Trentzel Guy H. Johnson Joe Kerley Ted Preble Vonaine Hiede A. Wy The FH. Wirth.
City council debated opening Mark street from Matlock to Aro street and related costs. The street committee reported on the matter with condemnation questions and a potential 400 dollar paving cost. A proposed auxiliary pumping plant could cost about 2100 dollars.
Washington agents arrive at Fort Simeone Indian reservations to settle the estate of deceased Native Americans during a week long gathering. Officials oversee affidavits, claim processes, and distribution steps among heirs and tribal representatives.
In Helix tensions rise as white laborers protest perceived Chinese influence. Mayor Ginny says locals are upset, with support pledged by residents of Phatelty. Officials hope the matter will be clarified by tonight after the arrival of the train.
An elderly Meacham schoolteacher H T Dealy is described preparing a routine ski trek to the schoolhouse at Siklk with his four year old daughter. The article notes the path, expected weather, and the daily journey as a new, practical pleasure for the family.
Paris March 5. Military and naval terms of the preliminary peace with Germany are expected to be settled today amid the supreme war council. The issue of Germany's frontier remaljusting remains under discussion as delegates work toward final terms.
A new tilting department has been added to the women’s ready to wear section of the Peoples Warehouse. Mrs Kie Sie Johinewon is in charge of the time department. Repairs have been completed and management has arranged the equipment in reserve.
Work on two new wings for St Anthonys hospital slated to begin about April 1 with an estimated cost of 8150,000. The project is to be overseen by Superior Hegiinta of the Shuters of St Francis Architerti Boeser v Beccer brothers oversaw the prior day’s planning.
Local notes confirm Joe Despain of the Canadian army will arrive home in April with a Scotch bride and about $900 saved from pay. Letters have hinted at a visit to Scotland, and friends recall his wartime letters reporting plans to wed. Despain sent home funds during trench warfare, enabling the purchase of a home in Canada.
Packing house officials say immediate advance in live hog prices could set a new price record well above 20 dollars last winter. F W Waddell of Armour pork department notes lifting pork export embargo opens new markets, with strong demand and a near depleted hog supply. Unofficial high price forecasts circulate for grains and meat amid market volatility.
Tra Hoover, a Tecewater man, has arrived in Pendleton on his way home to Freewater after an honorable discharge at Camp Lewis. He served four months with the 4th Coast Artillery in France but did not see active combat.
A correction note in the Oregonian identifies Will Wyrick of Hays purchasing a new Cadillac from Creston Motor Garage. An erroneous name 0 Wi Colitee appeared in the announcement, misidentifying the buyer and prompting the need for clarification.
MayuiLES at Main Street sold hot cakes to fund war efforts. Over the past year they served 140000 cakes, each five inch, equating to more than fifteen miles if laid end to end. Managers Louw Pinyon and Hary McParland presented the calculation today.
The Pendleton Automobile Association tests last night, allocating 44 euro for 10 display spaces at the Ground CP auto show. About 100 racks and tractors will be displayed in the Happy Canyon arena as Fletcher's Jazz Orchestra performs afternoons and evenings.
Mayor John Vaughan and the Patriotic Service league report that over 700 Pendleton residents are in the army surpassing many cities of similar size. Chessman notes the tally and promised certificates of appreciation for the servicemen. Corporal Roy Ogilvy is expected to return from Fort Avante Army Camp in Georgia within two weeks, while his wife Mrs Hassel Ogilvy stays with her mother Mrs E. E. Kearns during his absence.
About fifty or sixty Elks from Walla Walla lodge 287 led by Exalted Ruler George Ginn drive to Pendleton to honor Lieut. James Sturgie returning from overseas service with the 144th field artillery unit. Ad Santel to wrestle Ray McCurrell at Cregeen Theatre on March 15 in Pendleton, likely tied to the auto show finale. Both vie at 175 pounds.
Major Vaughan and Mayor John Vaughan are confined to home on illness. Operation performed on A Somon of Pendleton at St Anthony's hospital this morning.
A new portrait captures the Democratic National Committee chairman moments after he was named leader of the party's campaign organization. The photo is described as his latest official image in circulation.
Paris on March 6 reports the government launching an offensive against profiteering with aims to cut living costs by about 40 percent within two weeks. Fifteen market sheds opened in public squares to sell provisions at controlled prices sourced from intergovernmental commissions. Aims include 400000 meals daily via state run restaurants. Hoover’s AFB data aids the ministry’s supply plan.
Fred H. Geissel a sergeant first class arrives from overseas service with Company FE 116th Engineers writes to brother Raymond Geissel Athena that he expects to be home soon. He notes his unit split into a depot outfit and that FE will move to Camp Lewis or Camp Logan before discharge and return home to Pendleton.
United Press reports Parts Feb 10 that France defends a farsighted victory in diplomacy after a League vote showing nine votes from North Central and South America. L Intransigeant questions if blood shed in war equals influence as France lists wartime deaths and contrasts with England Japan and the United States.
Well known wrestler Ad Santel and manager Wi W Webber from Spokane are arranging a match dispute after Santel lost a decision to Taro Miyake at the end of five twenty minute periods of fast wrestling. Webber seeks no match between Santel and May Me. Carrol of this city.
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