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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

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Sinn Fein leader De Valera warns of peace conference

United Press reports from Dublin that fugitive Sinn Fein president De Valera predicts self determination for Ireland if a peace conference fails to grant it. He says revolution would be avoided only if rights are recognized, though he concedes fighting may resume if forced. Irish government in exile seeks to reach American public with a message.

Sinn Fein Areland Dublin Vintener Ireland Farward Downera Ion Foln Devalera Itirieh England Conch United Kingdom Devatéron Hie Wherry Finn Felner Acres Wilwon Treland United States Fritieh

Delta Buys Lukie. George Gray Plans Deli Improvements

George Gray, owner of Graybelt Confectionery in Salem, becomes owner of the Delta after purchasing Lukie from BJ. Morrin. Gray plans extensive improvements, keeps the Delta name, adds Pendleton architects to redesign the dining room, and retains current staff with some Graybelt personnel. Gray and his wife will live in Pendleton with their two children, Prudence and Georgiana.

George Gray Graybelt Salem Delta BJ. Morrin Gray Pendleton Deli Graybell Morris Mr. Gray Mre. Gray Mel Prudence Georgiana

Meat Industry Group Formed in Chicago for Livestock Grievance Aid

In Meat Industries Journal Chicago March 12, a new organization was announced to represent meatpackers livestock producers and commission firms. The group aims to stabilize receipts adjust grievances and improve livestock industry conditions to lower metal product costs for the public. The agreement came from a conference with growers and packers from eight states and the headquarters will be in Chicago.

Chicago mMmekers Livestock Producers and Commission Teen

Number of U S Generals to be Cut by War Department

March 12 Washington reports plans to reduce brigadier generals from 424 to 625 while maintaining an army strength aimed at 500000 men under War Department directives.

Washington United States Army War Department

Pendleton Automobile Show Opens Tomorrow at 2

The Pendleton Automobile Show opens tomorrow afternoon at 2 and runs through Saturday night May 14 16. Admission is free with a musical program each exhibition. Local dealers and brands including Ford, Dodge, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Nash, Studebaker and many more will display cars trucks and tractors. committee chair J A Knight promises a larger brighter event than two years ago.

Albpet Pendleton Foxdink Pendleton Automobile Agroctattion Pendheton Heppy Canyon Twit Yimnsy Aye Bae Ram Weight Han Pendleton Auto Co Franklin, Apperson Oldemobile Cars Republic Duples Trucka Pendleton Motor Salow Co, Inc Dodge Brothers Nash Motors Jordan Laver Auto Co Oakland Chans Dier Haynen Stanley Rantern Oregon Motor Co Chevrote Joe Kerley Clyde McKay B. Knight Beattle Tacoma Chicasgo Detroit HM. Krehbiel Pendleton Motor Salee Co J. &. Kinvight A. M. Pereveen H Claterenias H.C. Krehbiel F. M. Kennedy

League Opponents Take Up New Weapon

Washington reports reveal anti league forces eager to amend the peace treaty. Senators argue to strike objections such as the Monroe Doctrine and U S sovereignty, aiming to render the league ineffective. Democratic leaders warn against fragmentation that could stall any lasting peace.

Washington Farle League of Nations League Benator Fteud Senate United States Anaid Mente

German government battles for Lichtenberg outskirts

From Barlan on March 12 a German government assault drives into the suburbs of Lichtenberg after heavy fighting. Many workers flee toward the southeast, where entrenched positions with strong artillery threaten the city. government fear overuse of artillery and air bomb compromises may grow amid public demand. War Minister Nowke seeks to calm the debate as fighting shifts to the western and central areas. Cafes and gatherings in Merlin’s center appear crowded amid the turmoil.

Frank Taylom United Free Araff Barlan Erlin Ih Fintan Lichtenberg Poelon Ba Nowke Monde Watterwilt Merlin

French child keeper of bakery for soldier father story

Mins Firendu Franghiyn, Fathe Flom Children of Planes speaker, relays a French village tale of young Marguerite Daneau a 12 year old who led wartime bakery operations. She kneaded and baked about 90 pounds daily while her younger brother helped, aiding families within miles as German forces pressed. President Poincare awarded a medal to the children for their service.

Mins Firendu Franghiyn Pendimton Monsieur Daneau Marguerite France Howe Poincare

Germany Out for Century Says Ludendorff in Berlin Interview

Ludendorff declares Germany will need a century to regain supremacy in Europe. He criticizes Von Moltke's strategy, Falkenhayn's disorganized structure, and defective intelligence as technical reasons for Germany's wartime setback.

Washington Germany Euerope Gentral Ludendorff Berlin Ladendorf von Moltke Falkenhayn

North W J Tied Up by Carmen's Strike

Newark New Jersey March 12 Four thousand platform men quit their jobs on streetcars in northern New Jersey today over the police service union recognition. The strike disrupts Newark Hoboken Trenton Jersey City and other North Jersey transit. Elevator school postponed to the week of March 17 to 21 at the county library auditorium led by Prof. G R Hyslop to discuss elevator operation management issues.

Newark Northhern New Jersey eMml Woboken Tranton Jersey City North Jersey Flewter Schowt Pendleton County Brary G. R. Hyslop

Unemployment Drops in U S After Armistice Sign

Unemployment in the United States shows a decrease for the first time since the armistice signing. Department of Labor representatives report a total labor surplus in 0 cities with 336,506 unemployed. A Cobon Strike Fault in Havana ends as joint committee accepts Menocal’s arbiter proposal to terminate the five day paralysing conflict.

Washington Department of Labor Cobon Havana Menocal

Unable to Meet as Gary Centers Rep Fails to Arrive

A business meeting at the Dinham, Brownlow & Payne offices for carpenters and contractors did not occur last night due to the non-arrival of a representative from Gary Centers. No business was transacted.

Diinham, Brownlow & Payne Gqary Uinhor

Final treaty terms debated by allies and German fleet limits

London reports the allies agree to cap the German fleet at six battleships five cruisers 12 800 ton destroyers and 26 smaller cruisers while the final decision on money boundary questions proceeds Lieut Col Roosevelt observed the German delegation awaits the draft submission and next steps in the talks include calling in the German delegates for summision of the draft

London Paria London Chronicle

Ukrainian forces storm Khoorson capture reported

Kyiv allied forces reportedly stormed and captured Khoorson in a March offensive, an official White Roshan Republic communique said. The report highlights a rapid advance and seizure of the town amid ongoing combat operations in the region.

London Khoorson White Roshan Republic

Coal Strikes Halt Several Ocean Liners In New York

New York March 12 Many liners lie at piers unable to coal due to a strike. Cunard White Star and Norwegian Star and Red Star lines have delayed sailings and only an adequate coal supply allows some to proceed.

New York Cunant White Star Ited Star Ler Salle

Thirtieth Division Begins Return From War

Washington reports the thirtieth division has started home and is retired by order of the war department. The transport Finland sailed March 10 with several units of the thirtieth division onboard.

Washington Thirtieth Division War Department Transieri Finland Ober

Legislature Near End of Session With Few Bills Remain

Olympia March 12 Senators and representatives entered the final week of the sixtieth session. No new conceptions are expected before adjournment Thursday as both houses have adopted rules to shut off a heavy load of work.

Olympia Wash

Clark Maxey Dies in Overseas Army Service

Clark Maxey, former Adams resident, died overseas while serving in the army. He lived near Adams for ten years and worked for Pearl Hales for six of those years. He joined the army from Wyoming after the draft began and was married to Miss Effie Cargill. News of his wounding had previously been received.

Clark M. Misrey Adams Maxey Pearl Hales Place Fear Adams Illinois Clark Maxey Pearl Hales Wyoming Army Effie Cargill

Belgium Queen Honors Seattleites For War Aid

Seattle, March 13. Queen Elizabeth of Belgium sent gold engraved rings to George Pouckaert and J A Swalwell in recognition of their work for the commission of civil and military aid for France and Belgium.

Seattle Elizabeth of Belgium George Pouckaert J. A. Swalwell France

Commerce ruling shields ice shippers from long routes

Washington March 12. The Interstate Commerce Commission granted relief from the long and short haul clause to ice shippers in Western trunk line territory. The rule requires the lowest rate applicable by any route to be applied to all other routes.

Washington Hoelief Intesstate Commerce Commission

Veterans Return After Hard Fighting in Pendleton

A Bel Cros canteen gathered Pendleton residents as 169 Casuals from the 1620 and 64th Infantry regiments returned to the West. Major Guanet of Texas led remnants through tough battles, with men reporting mumps and tight shoulders from duty. Sergeant-Major Glen Ackerman and Nate Smith of Seattle were among those honored.

Bel Cros Pendleton Oregon Washington Infante Guanet Texas Contmanil Glen Ackerman Bere Ackurman Kergead Nate Smith Seatde

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