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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1919

Page

5

Hood River Peace Petition Sent to Oregon Senators

Hood River advocates of peace have secured 23 influential Hood River citizens to back an early ratification of the peace treaty with the covenant for the League of Nations, urging Senators Chamberlain and McSury to support it without amendment. The Hood River sentiment favors early ratification, though not unanimous, with six opposing and more than a dozen undecided. A stray line notes a warning from a mother about a young man calling on a girl twice weekly.

Hood River Oregon League Hood River Glacier Chamberlain Mc Sury League of Nations Matelo

Murderer 17 used hammer gets San Quentin hangings

Roy Wolff, 37, convicted of killing Taft driver Elmer E. Greer with a hammer, was sentenced by Judge Howard A. Pairs to be hanged at San Quentin. Attorneys filed notice of appeal. Wolff, from Wakima Washington, showed no flinching in court and spoke of six brothers and three sisters.

Bakersfield Cal Roy Wolff Elmer E. Greer Taft Howard A. Pairs San Quentin Poalin Wolff Wakima Waeh

Take Aspirin as Told by Bayer

An advertisement extols Bayer aspirin tablets as safe for cold symptoms headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia and more. It touts genuine Bayer tablets in a small tin package of 129 tablets priced at a few cents and notes the Bayer trade mark and the manufacture details.

Carter Carer Aspria Bayer Crome Bayer Crom Bayer

Bank employees walk out in New York strike over union demand

Sixty employees of the United States Hank in New York walked out yesterday after officials refused to recognize their union and reinstate a discharged worker. The strikers claim the Hank Employ ee union has enrolled more than 2000 members since its organization last month.

New York Hanke United States Hank Ite

Army strength across sea remains near thirty-three thousand

Washington October reports show the air force strength at sea and on land with 33,065 officers and men in Europe 8,400 in Siberia 7,860 en route home and 204,009 in the United States After October 1 an average strength of 252,000 will be maintained.

Washington Oc. F Europe Siberks United States

Roman Press Attacks Fiume Attitude on Wilson

The Italian press including the Idea Nazionale and Tribuna denounce President Wilson as deranged. They claim the Fiume stance reflects a broken mind and fault the Trevisan approach for mishandling the Adriatic issue.

Roman Press Fiume Wilson Tden Nasionale Tribuna Idea Nationale the Tribune Tratiane

Husband Who Married Widow Seeks Annulment in Portland

A veteran believed dead and married to Margaret Lane filed for annulment after turning up alive. Cash R. Lane, representing Margaret Lane, sought relief in district court on Saturday, alleging the prior marriage to the widow was invalid since the husband had not died in action as claimed.

Portland Veneteran Cash Lane Margaret Lane

Drunkenness arrest in Fremont jail flings wild tale

Archie Campbell an Indian from Wind River reservation said he paid $7 500 for a pint of whisky from occupants of room 44 at the Fremont, while searching for a Georgia Negro accused of Maroe a white woman. The presumed entrance was found removed to another jail.

Archie Campbell Wind River Reservation Campbell Fremont Georgia

Mob searches for man ends with jail removal in Huntington

A mob of about three hundred men gathered in Huntington to confront a Black man after reports of his escape from jail. Authorities and bystanders faced tense standoff as the crowd dispersed when the prisoner was removed to a safer location.

Official ratification decree announced in Rome

Rome announces royal decree ratifying the German Austrian treaty. King Emmanuel approves the measure, marking formal ratification by the royal authority.

Rome Emmanuel Lenance

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