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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
7
Report notes a 100000 strong Berlin demonstration by independent socialists urging immediate peace. It contrasts with treaty critics, claims Germans bear responsibility for the war, and suggests the old dream of victory is over. Separate brief mentions cover suffrage filibuster and ongoing peace conference momentum.
The University of Oregon unveiled a bronze statue by A Phimister Proctor funded by J N Teal to immortalize the Oregon pioneer. TheModel portrays a resolute youthfully vigorous figure, reflecting the energetic character of early westward settlers and their daring, fight, and drive.
From the May 25, 1951 issue a note lists the Fourth of July committee members F. J. Robinson and N. M. Perkins negotiating for band music and planning a choral program. Rev H B Brown of Salem is cited as a guiding figure. The piece also mentions Henry Pierce’s home, Alexander’s city election as Grand Representative of the Grand Encampment of the T.O.O.F.
Tiphitnas were presented to Nettie Hales, Eby Matlock, Alien Brith, Bertha Copley, Hany Raynor, Enoch Sloan, Frank Salistury, John Lohrs er Hirim Doodhuff at the graduating Sererchea Hawt riletet.
Members of Fontile’s union present a resolution to the central labor council disapproving President Wilson’s wartime prohibition repeal plan. They argue four years of wartime conditions prove the current standard works without harm and emphasize the labor movement’s support for abolition of manufacture or sale of intoxicants. The communication was submitted without debate.
Fragmentary historical note hints at a humorous reflection on communication and misreading motives. A line on love and deception contrasts with the misperception of talk as more decisive than action, while engineers and a hut appear as distant backdrop in a world of shifting aims.
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