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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1919
Page
1
Washington Nov 14 The Department of Justice reports drastic measures to suppress sedition. Senator Nollen introduced a bill defining sedition as any act that advocates hinder delay or disrupt government functions or officers. Penalties include up to $10,000 fine or up to ten years imprisonment or both.
The Red Cross canteen at Ho W. 1 de M is for sale with potential buyers offered the building for a small sum. Lily CL Beohirot president announces offers will be received by Miss Virginia Todd secretary or Mr. Scharpf at the American National Bank. The chapter has not set a price, and a reasonable offer could close the deal.
A non-denominational Pendleton men's club formed by local Church of the Me denomination members. George F. Gilmore named chairman and John Lanbirth secretary. A committee including Jaren Weloh Roya M. Sawtelle and George Gi More will arrange a December 5 meeting hoping to invite a speaker and discuss current topics.
A chaotic report shows Ray Spangie of Mandleton leading Oregon shooters, with notable placements by J. Troeh and James Foavoy. Spangie posts 26 percent hit rate in his first year contending for national honors, ranking inside the top twenty nationally.
The Swiss National Council voted to adhere to the League of Nations. The decisive tally stood 124 for and 4 against, signaling strong backing for the international commitment.
Kirk of Salem, a mentor of the State Industrial Accident Commission, explains it handles more than 2000 accident claims monthly and pays over a million annually for doctor and hospital services. The commission, a large state department, oversees workmen compensation protecting both employers and workers, expediting claim settlements and medical reporting while seeking improved doctor involvement in treatment and quicker resolutions.
The county faces a ruling affecting high school funding as taxpayers consider the tuition mechanism for 1918 era districts. Officials question whether the county will bear the costs or if a tuition fund will cover schooling expenses for resident and non resident pupils.
Twenty two educators of note will come to the county Teachers Institute next Monday to Wednesday November 24 25 26 in Pendleton high school auditorium. Notable speakers include state Superintendent O A Churrellit and W W Green county superintendent. Stephen Penrose president of Whitman College and A C Hampton president of the Oregon State Teachers Association head sessions. Attendees range from university and normal school leaders to local educators, with emphasis on teacher training and professional development.
Portland obituary reports Judge Calvin Gantenbein died suddenly today. A pioneer Multnomah County lawyer, he served as adjutant general during World War I and later as a colonel. Gantenbein was a well known lawyer before moving to Pendleton to practice law and serve on the bench.
A tro show gang linked to petty theft runs through Salt Lake City area. Three suspects, including Jinn Your dealer, are questioned after a string of burglaries. Police plan grand jury action next month and seek records on the men.
An officer captures Redman after a short race and plans a match at his distance. The report alleges mischief and a disorderly scene with mentions of a protest and a judge’s pending decision.
Washington reports the final act in the peace treaty struggle as crowds fill the Capitol awaiting the Senate vote. The president works on framing the Paris treaty and pressing for ratification amid tense scenes outside and inside government chambers.
The Ameri can National Bank building re office space is filling with six tenants this week and more by week end. Raley, Raley & Steiner retain their former site with others such as Dale Rothwell and Dr. A J. Kavanaugh moving into updated suites. The redesign includes hardwood floors, new doors, and a modern heating system. Washington coverage notes Senate debate over Lodge reservations on the treaty and President Wilson urging defeat of the Lodge resolution to allow genuine ratification.
Eastbound trains No 2 and No 18 were late after a freight wreck at Troutdale, 20 miles from Portia, Tuesday morning. Fourteen cars piled up over 400 feet of track, delaying westbound service and holding trains in Portland until the line could be cleared. Late suppers be the rule in many homes orchard to La Grande as crews worked through the night.
Walter Cloane, prominent BIR of Portland, accepts invitation to deliver memorial address. A committee outlines the program, with talent and performances planned. Estate values and local officials are noted in the report, with proceedings to county clerk for approval.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Christopher J Callee, A Haroran, and Punnie Mo MecKenaie as individuals linked to a memorial draw or obituary. Details are unreadable. readable bits suggest a memorial or death notice with names and affiliations.
Coal supply in Pendleton tightens as dealers report orders piling up for November. Government stockpiles and cut fir and pine shortages worsen pressure on Weston, Athena, Milton, and Freewater retailers, with firms halting new orders and seeking substitutes amid high demand and transport delays.
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