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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1920

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Five Names On Ballot For U S Chief Oregon Polls

Voters in Oregon cast preferential votes for president and chose delegates to Republican and Democratic national conventions. The ballot lists four Republican candidates for president and one Democrat, William G. McAdoo, with races for vice president, U S senator, state offices, and legislature. Twenty delegates per party to the national conventions are planned, with district seats and at large delegates. Incumbent Senator George E Chamberlain faces Democratic opposition, while Congressman W C Hawley holds an uncontested seat. multiple state and local posts also enter the primary ballot.

Associated Press Portland Oregon United States United Pres Salem United Bhtaten William G. McAdoo Herbert C. Hoover Hiram W. Johnson Frank C. Lewden Leonia A. Wood United States Mnator George E. Chamberlain House of Representatives W. C. Hawley Supreme Court State Public Service Commission

Three Killed in Mysterious Nitroglycerine Blast

Three men died when 100 quarts of nitroglycerine exploded at the Young Torpedo Company plant in Sintersville West Virginia. The blast rocked the city and the cause remains unknown.

United Press Sisteraville W. Va Sintersville Plang Young Torpedo Company

Food Prices Downgrade Across Markets May 21

United Press reports a cautious drop in food costs as wholesale and retail prices ease. Milk, meat, butter, and sugar show declines in cities from Chicago to Boston, with freight congestion easing and expectations of further decreases. Experts cite wholesale market shifts and government action as factors shaping the deflation trend.

United Press New York Interstate Commerce Commission Minneapolis Bears, Roehick and Company Chicago Beaton Connecticut Boston

Strikes End as French Labor Council Calls Off

Paris May 11. The National Council of the French General Federation of Labor announced that all strikes have been officially called off today. The move ends a wave of labor stoppages across the country affecting various sectors.

Paris W National Council of French General Federation

Hartman writes of visit to scenes where Co D fought

From Hong Kong George A. Hartman cashier of the First National Bank recounts a visit to the Philippine war sites where members of Company D were wounded. He notes Manila changes since 1898 siege, waterfront expansion, updated hotels and docks, and reflects on Filipino readiness for self government. Continued on page two.

George Hartman CO. “D Hong Kong George A. Hartman First National Bank Vistw Hartman Enat Oregonian Allrich

House Passes Resolution 228 to 139

The House adopted a peace resolution by 228 to 139 after substituting the Senate's measure for the earlier version. Democrats largely opposed, but 20 joined Republicans. President Wilson expected to veto. The vote signals a veto would not be overridden and the resolution moves to the White House.

HOUSE Associated Firess Washington Senate Republicains United Press Wilson Lem Maron White House

Warships Await Appeal From Fugitive Vera Cruz

Vera Cruz harbor reports say American warships stand ready to transport Carrin if requested by the U S government. In Mexico City dispatches claim Carfinga plans to sail for either the United States or Cath after a warning from revolutionary circles. General Calles heads to the capital after talks with Francisco Villa, which did not yield Villa joining retirement. Washington reports say efforts continue to align Villa with the revolutionary movement despite failing to win agreement.

United Press Vera Cruz Harbor Mexico City Tuxspam United States Cath Li Ie Terns Nol Acorprtedl Py Associated Proms Cthauahta City Fhoneral Calles Revolutionary Francisco Villa Villa Washington May Catlon Willaw Peach Talver

Madrid Bread Riots Bring Martial Law

Associated Press dispatch from Madrid reports bread disturbances escalating to martial law after protests across the city. Marshal Ian has been proclaimed to restore order and curb unrest.

Madrid Associated Frees Ian Tite

Jealousy Tragedy as Wife Fires Bullet in Portland

Portland scene reports August Bjorkland a downtown grocer shot by his wife in the morning confrontation. She then turned the gun on herself. Both died as police described jealousy as the motive in this double tragedy.

Portland Bjorkland

Distillate shipment eases local gasoline shortage

A 100000 gallon distillate shipment arrived in Pendleton for 104 Umatilla county farmers via the Farm Bureau. Two carloads go to Athena and Pendleton with plans for 12 carloads total including Milton Nolin and Blakeley deliveries. Fred Bennion, county agent, coordinates the distribution with Farm Bureau help. The fuel, secured after talks with Shell in California, will relieve spring plowing shortages as Standard Oil deliveries were uncertain.

Umatilla County Nolin Blakeley Ayjrent Fred Bennicp Hareau Shell Company California Bennion W. W. Harrah Hureau Standard Oil Company

Electric Fete Will Close Convention Pasadena

Pasadena May 21 The National Electric Light Association convention opened to discuss rapid development of hydro electric energy. Speakers address power line expansion steam driven generation efficiency and electrification of railroads. Special trains bring delegates expected to reach about two thousand. festivities end May 21 with La Fiesta Electrica featuring several stars.

Pasadena Cal National Electric Light Association Gade Pic

East Oregonian to Flash Primary Results Tonight

East Oregonian will flash primary election results tonight from the Masonic building using a lantern lighted display in the Northern Pacific waiting room. A special corps of reporters gathers county news, with partial reports by phone and wires from Portland.

East Oregonian Masonic Northern Pacific aagum@hly Associated Pfeax United Preas Our Portland

Low Voter Turnout in Pendleton Fore noon Plainly Apathy

Polls show barely ten percent of Pendleton registered voters cast ballots by 1 pm in four precincts. With 13 precincts total and about 2500 registered, officials fear an extremely light primary turnout unless a late surge appears. Local interest centers on Republican presidential race and east end county commissioner contests as voting continues until evening.

Pendleton Lewnaray Lincoln School County Library Hotel Pendleton City Hall Pendieton East End Caece

Price cutting today spreads to wholesalers

The Associated Press report from New York on May 21 notes department store managers will refuse to buy from jobbers until substantial price reductions are made. Chicago reports a predicted drop in food prices by wholesale grocers, with further declines in the Middle West and West foreseen, though no grocery price decreases yet.

Associated Press New York Chicago Todky

Tractor Expert Killed by Gas Tank Explosion

Frank Jackson, a renowned tractor and caterpillar expert from California, died after fumes exploded in an empty gas tank on Bert Warren’s Pendleton ranch. The blast hurled him several feet. Rope narrowly avoided injury. Warren rushed Jackson to Pendleton. no inquest will be held. Jackson, 35, had recently moved to Pendleton for mechanical work and was well known among local farmers. Funeral arrangements pending family response.

Frank Jackson Bert Warren Pendleton Jackson Romy Kops Mr. Warren Sa California Warren California Hervem Umatilla County Pablo

Conventions May Decide Soldier Bonus Bill Outcome

Washington May 21 congressional leaders say the fate of the soldier bonus bill hinges on national conventions. Indications show the House may pass the bill Saturday or Monday and the Senate is not expected to act before conventions.

Porter Washington Foreign Affairs Committee House Senate Wilson

Esch Cummins Law To Speed Freight Rolling Stock

The Interstate Commerce Commission moves quickly to fund 125 million dollars of the 260 million revolving fund under the Esch Cummins act to buy rolling stock. The goal is to relieve car shortages and reroute freight for faster delivery of coal and grain nationwide.

Interstate Commerce Commission United Prew Washington Interstate Merce Commission Commission Execu Uven Beak. Cummins

Persia appeals for protection from Reds from Bolshevik aggression

London May 21 Persia appeals to the League of Nations for protection against Bolshevik aggression. The appeal was made through the Persian foreign minister in Paris after Bolshevik forces landed along the Caspian coast.

Associated Prece London Persia League of Nations Perafanm Oll Paric

Eighteen Special Shriner Trains To Pass Pendleton

Eighteen special trains carrying Shriners to Portland will pass Pendleton June 19 and 20 at about two-hour intervals starting midnight June 19. Trains from diverse cities including Duivenport Iowa Omaha Cleveland and Fort Worth Texas will arrive with stops in Oregon. H. W. Hicks, OWRN passenger agent, arranged luncheon details for Shrineeport La. delegation and met local officials for arrangements.

Portland Pendleton H. W. Hicks Howe Shrieveport. la Shriner Oregon Mountington Hicks Consfort Duivenport Iowa Omaha Cleveland Ona Dattes Texas Darton Shrieveport Fort Worth Texaca Louie Leavesworth Rus Thee Melnes Pittsburg Kanes Fl Paso Denver Raine Motiphia Witchita Falls Kan Hartings Net

Liberty bonds rebound on New York market

In New York on May 1, liberty bonds recovered from recent lows as trading began. The first measures showed substantial gains for holders, restoring some value after a period of decline.

Liberty Bonds New York Associated

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