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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
9
The piece argues that parents want the best for their children but overlook that top education needs better salaries for teachers. It warns that underfunded grades and colleges will cripple enrollment, leaving poorer citizens to bear the cost later. It urges paying educators a living wage now to prevent declines in quality.
An advertisement touts a vanishing complexion cream by complex branding promising quicker, smoother, younger skin. It claims daily use reduces wrinkles and roughness, with a money back guarantee and dealer support to aid buyers in choosing the product.
Frank Iene claims he shot his son to spare him a life of crime. Three wounds were inflicted after an argument over the youth joining a gang. The father says the action was to prevent further danger, and Frank Jr. was hospitalized with severe injuries.
A telegram to Governor Allen from P Caspar Harvey says a soviet has controlled the state normal school at Hire for two days with President Lewis out of state. Three faculty members have been thrown into a lake and students are said to require protection. A later message urged sending someone to establish orderly government at once.
The Attorney General wires County Attorney Jacop M. Welaner to start an investigation and take steps to address the situation at once.
In Chicago on March 25 union carpenters halted the setup of the first portable house amid sharp criticism. William Brima, a union official, denounced the project as against union interests and insisted the real house be built by local union carpenters rather than outsiders.
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