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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
7
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a local newspaper listing circulation options and mail rates for a Pendleton or Oregon publication. Mentions Imperial Hotel News Stand in Portland and various subscription terms by mail and carrier.
A partial, rough fragment describes a figure crying and wandering, unable to find a place to stay as waves fade and direction is unclear, capturing a distressed mood without full context or clear names.
Bainbridge Colby, successor to Robert Lansing, was confirmed by the Senate as secretary of state and sworn in. He demanded the committee publish evidence from the confirmation process and condemned the Lodge faction’s influence in foreign relations. Observers link the Newberry episode to broader Senate opposition to the treaty and administration aims.
Government coal commission reports recommend a minimum eight month supply stored by July 1, government supervision of distribution and exports retained, but coal prices no longer set by the state. The majority backs the eight hour day, mine closures to curb overdevelopment, and improved handling of coal stocks under continued government control. Two men jailed for attempting to alter a stolen check. Umatilla county adopts $1200 annual salaries for teachers on 12 month terms. Spring brings tourists but no camp grounds, drought prompts fountains debate as Chaplins seek divorce.
Washington March 14 Investigation of the high prices of gasoline is demanded in a resolution introduced in the house. The probe would be confined by the attorney general and would address price rises. Four increases in the price of motor fuel have been made in the last 30 years, with charges attributed to the oil interests.
Diamond Dye promises simple color you can apply at home to many fabrics from wool to silks. The guide assures no mistakes, offering a universal method and a “Direction Hook” for easy use.
The American Legion reports a record monthly rise with over 5,000 posts by mid February across the United States and 8,015 total posts by February 17. New York leads with 154 posts, while states from Pennsylvania to California show varied counts, reflecting broad growth and regional distribution. Jon Sparge confirms he will not return to the Socialist party.
Dr Karl von Helfferich is reported to have taken the office as chancellor in the new German government.
Fragmentary cartoon caption text suggests a humorous remark about wearing ear muffs with bold exclamations. The readable phrases indicate a light mood without clear event names or dates. No identifiable persons or organizations are present in the readable excerpt.
The piece references a German policy pact and voters in a presidential election seeking their wish. It notes no movement from the White House and Congress on the pact and mentions President contemplating a third term depending on his physician’s view. The wording is garbled and uncertain about names and specifics.
Washington March 04. President Pren den Wilten threatens to veto any peace with Germany or other measures that might alter the Versailles treaty. He states no concession will be negotiated and the administration stands against actions that could undermine the Ver satiles treaty.
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