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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1919
Page
2
Engineers from the state highway commission begin surveying the Pacific highway between Karene and the Underground crossing near the Southern Pacific track five miles south. They will advertise for bids to pave thin plies with a 16 foot roadway and four foot macadam shoulders once the survey is completed.
A clipped Washington Star item quotes Ms Devens and a chorus leader in slangy, noisy dialogue about preference for sleep over work and dream meals. The fragment hints at nostalgia for fried chicken, spererilw, sweet potatoes, and watermelon, with references to a day and dancing.
Brallovsk? believes in the Russian soviet movement and aids Russians favoring Bolshevik rule to return home. He claims about a half million in the United States would prefer Bolshevik authority. The Swobido steamship is leased to move them, from the Russian People’s Movement amid Trotsky activity in America.
A digest of wartime women’s roles and laws. It surveys women’s emancipation, labor, and education, highlighting mobilization in Britain, France, and the US. Theodore Roosevelt contributes an introduction. Includes chapters on marriage, divorce, mothers’ pensions, and wage laws.
Portland business leader Robert Twohy Tit died Saturday afternoon in San Francisco after a three year illness. He, along with his wife and Judge John Twohy, were at his bedside. Twohy, aged about BA, was regarded as a leading industrial figure with wide interests in railway construction and related enterprises. Friends say his genius and adaptability would have earned him national prominence in constructive work.
Oregon City March 24 funeral services for Senator Dimick were held at the Elks Club at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The ceremony followed burial plans and was attended by local officials and residents.
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