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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
4
Reported riot on Fifth Avenue as police clubs routed several hundred protesters marching against the Russian blockade. Some confrontations left officers strained while authorities monitor the scene amid ongoing unrest.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to an assailant and a mysterious manner with no revealed motives. No names, dates, or locations are readable. no actionable details emerge from the legible text.
Portland report says Harry Snyder admitted being drunk after an all night moving picture theatre visit at 1 a m. The municipal court noted his inconsistency and suggested the reason for the fine. He sought to stay awake by taking booze to the cinema.
In a hearing Judge Rememan questions Harry about a bottle of alcohol found with him. The exchange hints at a light court moment as a $5 fine is discussed to aid wakefulness.
In Bellingham Washington local barbers report safety razors becoming popular. Prices have surged to 35 cents, making shaving costlier for customers. Barbers note that customers must now part with more money to obtain a shave.
The Red Cross sent a sanitary commission to Serbia early in the war to curb typhus and, after the US entered, deployed a larger mission in August 1917. It supported refugees with hospitals, feeding, clothing, medical care, and farm aid while aiding children and rebuilding land, as depicted by a poignant photograph of a Serbian girl.
The Red Cross built a vast relief operation in Saloniki as a major wartime distribution hub. Bulgarian prisoners unload a 2900–field shipment from a French transport while American Red Cross workers direct relief consignments at a critical relief point.
Property transfers include Tullock plus others and multiple parcels in sections and townships. Transactions show buyers such as W A Futter Alfred Deining Herbert R Perring and J Flynn, with sums from 1 to 4000 dollars, covering lots and blocks in Hermiston Echo Pendleton Pend.
Stray notices describe blue roan yearling filly and brown yearling filly branded circular G connected right shoulder, plus brown geldings branded on left shoulder and stifle. Offers reward for information. Location indicates Havana Station and nearby Tells Ore.
Notice of co partnership dissolution between Theodore Satsony Cust Xe dus and Tom Genek effective August 1 1919 with Satson retiring and two partners continuing. Also marshal notice of three seized animals in Pendleton with auction if unclaimed by October 15 1919.
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