14 May 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
1
British and Belgian officials face difficulty in enforcing punishment for Wilhelm as wartime powers seek a prosector. Belgium declines the role, no country commits to prosecute the ex-Kaiser, despite pressure from Britain and allies.
Washington May 14 Senate Republicans in caucus today selected Bennator Cunming as president pro tempore of the Senate. His formal election awaits the convening of the next session. Borah, on behalf of the Progressives, nominated Cummine. party harmony marked the organization. Quinla of Kansas was chosen as party whip, David and Barry were found at arms, and George Sander son of Chicago acted as secretary of the senate.
May 14 Lorton's report details the transport Lakkeilnoh bringing Western troops home after a tempest. The ship rolled and turned injuring many. 700 Dunks collapsed, Colonel Morricon calls it a miracle none were killed. The Path Infantry and Fifth Guards crossed the Rhine, partaking in the capture of Fine and fighting in the Argonne line for 21 days. Poland asks for a naval concession for defensive aims, potentially a historic navy.
A field report states Lieutenant Luke, a pathfinder, left Lave field at 2 pm headed for a city mission in Dallas. The note, written in terse terms, places a military or exploratory group en route to the city without detailing casualties or outcomes.
A district election committee reported Mrs T Taylor and E L Taylor won prizes for helmets and wares tied to a Germain parade display. Redi's helmet valued at 517000 and Mrs Taylor's $14000 were noted as top trophies. The parade display moved to Bond Brothers window for two weeks, drawing many helmet collectors and buyers.
The estate of J. C. Hardor sells 89745 acres in Willan ette Meridian township for 66500 to OAL Ludden at public sale. Five parcels total, largest 620 acres. others 320, 40, 10, and 5 acres. Lands overseen by attorney S. D. Peterson, in SP Tton.
Captioned German cannon image promotes Victory Loan coins offered to workers and volunteers. Describes a belt dollar piece and a commemorative coin from the Treasury, bearing Victory Liberty Lean inscriptions and Liberty Loan wording. Coins issued to county volunteers via George A. Hartman at First National Bank and Charles Chessman at East Court Street. coins distributed to county workers through precinct chairs.
Los Angeles dispatch reports Austrian delegates arriving in the city at six oclock this evening. The transfer is tied to a larger wartime supply issue as officials consider market actions and potential meat distribution effects on prices. The piece notes debate over price impacts and producer margins amid wartime controls.
A large Pendleton Memorial Day event will showcase soldiers sailors and Marines from the recent world war. The committee invites serving veterans to join the parade and participate in Memorial Day planning. Meeting set for May 30 at the Command House to discuss participation and other matters.
In Berlin on May 14 a thousand protesters gathered before Hotel Adlon and German authorities to oppose the treaty terms. Police cleared streets as crowds shouted Down with Wilhelmina and Krebber. Chancellor Scheidemann urged resistance to the separation of German lands amid a roiling public scene.
Zurich May 11 Foreign Minister Brockhord-Klantzan says the peace terms are impossible as they seek secret guarantees and material fulness. He argues for an organized world granting Germany equal rights with other nations. Also noted is Loren Hoover’s trout collection on display in Baum’s Window, with Hoover credited for yesterday’s catch.
Portland figures Dr. Smith and W. Pornteh, both former governor candidates, visit the city today. Furnish, ex-president of the American National Bank, is also noted for influence in finance and politics in eastern Oregon. Dr. Smith previously held stakes in wheat lands across Viinatilla and Gillin counties and was a prominent political figure, with a sale of a Vinatilly county road to HH Collins and Elmer Moore for $14, one.
A report describes Razz Humphrey landing a season prize catch at a local outing. The tale notes heavy fish totals, a five hundred pound range event, and details of other large catches nearby. The account mentions a large bear killed recently and a companion’s bearing on the contest.
Washington reports a roadie telegraphic record set by the navy when a message from Acting Secretary Roosevelt to the NC-4 flying to Newfoundland was relayed to Varin London Panama San Diego and Shipwatsen within three minutes. The NC-4 operator and Commander Nenad confirmed rapid reception and relay to Europe and the Americas.
Washington May 14 reports show efforts to raise lumber and timber rates across the Northwest. The Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways face anti trust scrutiny as they tally shipments from Oregon Washington and Montana to Canada. The action affects apple trade and related shipments amid rising costs and regulatory attention.
Reports say Chicago faces a milk famine as bottlers and dairy workers strike in sympathy with distributive wagon drivers. Northern Illinois tolls pause dairy flow amid walkouts and supplier refusals to move goods.
Tomorrow May 15 brings interest on the Second Liberty Loan bonds. Bondholders may collect at banks and receive four percent of the principal. The War Savings Stamp committee advises reinvesting interest in War Savings Stamps, which earn four percent and are issued quarterly.
Tom Murphy wears three gold stripes for service with the La Gramie hospital unit of the 217th Sanitary Corps. Arriving No. 17, he explains the adornments mark years of service. A Bendieton greeting crowd at the station heard accounts of the ceremony and his plans to remain in Pendleton for the week. Local friends Mike Pudrie Wor, Miles dane Wurgly, and Agnes Christensen joined the ceremony yesterday.
Fragmentary dispatch from Paris reports a proposed plan by Austrian leaders to end suffering in Europe. The message mentions Chancellor Len Her and aims to align with Germany Austria Czechoslovakia Romania and other states to form a moderation bloc. The wording is garbled but signals a regional consolidation effort amid upheaval.
Report from Berlin describes hotel life under wartime scarcity with German guests hoarding food and stashing provisions in window ledges. A chef notes Ludendorff staying there and mentions security around meals and restricted items. The piece captures daily fear and rationing culture amid the American mission presence.
Sturgis and Storie begin improvements to open four office rooms and modernize a new front. Plans include a Sompiele pew front and plate elise Windewe features. Dew contract awarded. projected cost between 84000 and PRA.
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Paris May 1 The big four have received three notes from the German delegate on peace terms. Details to be disclosed. allies expect to answer within days. The labor note, deemed clever, may be used to pressure objections and sway radical elements. The league of nations plan envisions a two-body system with all belligerents and neutrals, abrogation of secret treaties, and global cooperation.
Everett, May 14. Five prisoners saw their way through heavy steel bars of the county jail yard and escaped from the jail car. It is reported they are headed for Seattle.
A Belgrade dispatch reports Tuscan troops have landed at Sacra and Sebeten in Dalmatia and are fortifying mountains as they advance toward the interior. Rome notes Italy’s diplomatic defeat at Paris and hints at ongoing Allied activity in Vienna. In New York, May 11, strike by dressmakers of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union unfolds.
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