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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
13
Nov. 6—With the escape of Matthew Praly and amid a scene of confusion over Pieka, Mooney gains support from friends who argue further evidence could prompt a pardon. Brady vows to uphold law and decency as the case triggers talk of political consequences and a distant link to European royal upheaval.
West states plan standardized thrift education in public schools by year end. State superintendents collaborate with war loan bodies, organizing savings societies in classrooms to form a national habit of thrift. California reports 28,437.90 saved in 73 days across 60,149 students in 235 schools forthcoming. Conference includes Nevada, Utah, Washington, Idaho, and California officials chaired by Governor Calkins.
Plymouth England Nov 6 Vic countess Axtor faced hecklers in a campaign speech but rode through with American pep winning the first clash for her husband’s former seat in the House of Commons. She told distractors to quit or she would come down on them and used decisive oratory to quiet the crowd.
Nashville Tenn Nov 6 One soldier was killed and another wounded in the coal fields near Kroxville according to a report to Adjutant General Sweeny. The men were on duty in the coal region. Fregwater Nov 6 Louis Nelson of Amapine long in French battles in World War I and wounded in Argonne returned home and died in battle this week. He leaves this week for Corvallis Oregon to attend a school of mechanics.
Washington November 6 The Senate defeated the La Follette amendment that would remove labor clauses from the treaty by a 47 to 44 vote. The action preserves the labor provisions within the treaty.
In San Francisco the General Federation of Women's Clubs designates thrift, Americanization, and community service as the three key activities for 1919. Miss Georgia A. Bacon leads thrift nationally. Mrs. Edward Texter Knoight coordinates California and the Twelfth District with War Loan efforts. She develops a practical thrift suggestionaire to help clubs practice thrift and meet War Savings Stamp quotas.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a tonic to restore hair vitality. It promises thicker, glossier, and darker hair, claiming the product revitalizes the scalp, stops dandruff, and prevents fading.
A chaotic collage of comic lines from London sketches mocks a hostile kitchen, a worried stage manager, and a moonlit stake carpenter. Witty exchanges reveal doubts about a cook's grasp of a recipe and a wage dispute, all wrapped in playful street slang.
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