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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
2
General King testified before the joint military committees detailing the last hour of the armistice in France on November 11. He described two motives for firing after 11 o’clock: to encourage the enemy and to prevent trust in German motives, noting some American troops advanced into trenches and could not be recalled in time.
A Bolshevik force occupied Gatchina Sunday according to Helaitors reperia. A Bolshevik wheel report claimed Fudentich forces retreat along the entire battlefront.
An old style advertisement touts "Syrup of Figs" as a safe laxative for children with a fruity taste. It urges mothers to look for the name California on the package to ensure a harmless product for the child’s stomach liver and bowels.
Washington reports rough optimism for a Senate vote on the treaty by November 15, despite stalled leadership efforts. Democratic leaders warn against railroaded passage and prefer delay to dangerous reservations while top opponents maneuver toward a possible underhanded move.
Washington dispatched a telegraph to Governor Coolridge of Massachusetts, a Republican, offering congratulations on his reelection and praising his victory for law and order. The message frames the win as a nationwide endorsement and expresses hope for continued stability.
Senator Poindexter of Washington hails the Collidge victory in Mansfield as a clear cut win for the forces of law and order and a cause for nationwide congratulation. The remark underscores nationwide approval and political stability following the election.
A notable businessman in Cleveland on November 6 acted as a streetcar conductor for a few minutes. He dropped half a dollar into the fare box and simplified making change by taking up fare from patrons at five cents each.
Holbrook Massachusetts November 6 With high living costs and low salaries a cooperative renting plan claims to lower expenses for families and aims to benefit teachers. A farm visit sparks curiosity about prize cattle and prompts questions from a 17 year old visitor. A domestic anecdote pits the wife and husband in a humorous exchange about hair and a missing comb. A diplomat’s fear of another war and indemnity mirrors the article’s tone about burden and risk.
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