29 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
1
London dispatch reports Bolsheviki advancing on the Petrograd front recapturing Krasnoe Selo. A Viborg report claims Finnish Colonel Flivengren seized Hokeove, 17 miles northeast of Petrograd in an unauthorized raid. Finland declines to join the Petrograd offensive due to cost.
Senator La Follette warned that later articles of the justice treaty endanger millions of workers. He said the labor provisions were drafted by an international body undemocratic in character with power to intrude into US internal affairs and to enforce a global program into American statutes.
Oklahoma City Get 29 A note from Kenefick town resembles a small village where workers prevented the stoppage of the town's industry. Coal had been sent to a railroad yard at Commerce, then transported to the cotton company.
An automat device developed by Meter Co Detroit operates by electricity to endorse exchange checks and drop payments. The machine, adopted by the American National Bank and powered by a new electric mechanism, replaces the old rubber stamp hand stamping method.
Six suspects were arrested as police report progress in a nationwide bombing mystery. Explosives were seized, and investigators believe the confiscations may have broken the case, with authorities confirming arrests in Cleveland and other locations as they pursue leads.
A "Better English Week" initiative is announced to start Monday across the nation. Led by Fred J. Austin with school officials, the movement urges teachers to implement activities promoting clearer speech and better language use, featuring pledges to improve pronunciation and avoid foreign or slang terms.
Morrow County advances a large highway and irrigation program with a grading project on the Heppner Junction section of the Overtons Washington highway. The John Day irrigation district seeks government recognition to water a wide area in Morrow Gilliam and part of Umatilla counties, promising benefits to the county. Judge Campbell praised the road effort across Umatilla and urged progress toward Pendleton, departing for home later that afternoon.
A historic hunting report notes Levi Eldridge harvesting a 19 point buck weighing about 250 pounds south of Pendleton. Several hunters from Pilot Rock and nearby areas contributed to the tally, with names like Fred Mowe and Gene Vincent appearing among the participants.
Pendietan launches a fund drive for the Roosevelt Memorial with a push to raise donations by Thursday noon. Organizers urge all schools and groups with funds to contribute, aiming to reach about $1700. county towns will report results tomorrow and Thursday night.
Rev St Gerna Duster of the Metropolitan church leads a movement to build a church for the colored residents in Pendleton. Supporters claim a $2000 building can unite three local denominations with funds already raised and pledged. Evangelist Rev Garnett cites past success in funding church needs.
Reports from Washington Denver Chicago and Indianapolis describe Colorado coal seizure orders amid rising labor tensions. Officials deny universal orders while leaders draft replies, negotiations continue, and UMW leaders vow to push for a strike if talks fail.
A terse telegram reports the supreme council charges Germany with violating armistice terms. Officials planned a conference to decide the nature of penalties and next steps after the suspected breach.
Two hundred copies of Gordy's Tyres of American History arrive for Pendleton fifth grade. Sixth grade receives Fegan Engine in Europe, while Mace's world geography texts go to fifth through seventh grades and readers to seventh graders. Floor dealers may provide copies.
In Washington, a first conference provided by treaty drew representation from fifty nations. The event highlighted diplomatic engagement and treaty progress as delegates gathered to discuss cooperation and security measures.
J. Tobert Lovett, president of Union Pacific, with Viator Pendleton and Rieth, visits the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation division. It marks Lovett’s first western trip as road president since federal release. J D Farrell, O W system president, JLP O'Brien, federal manager in Oregon, W Pollons, eastern Oregon superintendent, and other officials accompany Judge Tarrett to inspect local properties and the Bleth terminal.
The Supreme Court heard five more arguments in session today with three briefs remaining and the session expected to finish tomorrow. Notable cases included Aleta B. Chaw et al versus J Rh Corbett and others, with attorneys listed. Additional appellants and respondents appeared in the day’s docket, and the three remaining cases will be heard Thursday.
Washington Oct 25 Dr Harry Garfield former United States fuel administrator violated the White House today at the request of secretary to the President Tymulty.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a divorce case with mentions of marriage on September 20, ten months after, and subsequent separations. It references individuals and alleged promises, with later events in 1948 including involvement of a Mr Clark as attorney and related unnamed proceedings.
Washington October 29 The International Labor Conference opened with representatives from 50 nations convening to draft world rules for industrial relations under the League of Nations. Five subjects were set for study including the 48 hour week unemployment women in industry and children in industry and a prohibition extension to all nations in dangerous match industry.
Fourteen members of the American National Bank staff from president to messenger received venison today after a deer hunting trip led by cashier T. Beharpf. Each portion weighed about two and a half pounds.
Tram works out at noon while football practice runs 12 40 to 1 00 and 4 to 6 15 each evening at the high school. With a wartime shake up and new material, the coach enforces strict training rules and players must keep up in their studies to be eligible for games.
Rain hail and snow swept Pendleton this afternoon within minutes as a brisk storm moved through. Temperatures ranged from 40 to 50 degrees with a barometer at 26.70. Weather observer Major Lee Moorhouse predicts continued rain, as at 2 pm precipitation measured 0.02 inches.
Cadets plan participation in the November 11 commemorative events marking the first anniversary of the armistice. Commandant Keel Prolechmann announced the program during drill as officers work on new formations with the three cadet companies for the ceremony.
Mrs Lilla Kirk widow of the late James Alexander Kirk was named administratrix of his estate. Cass Cannon Arnold W and Charles Wiltune were named receivers. The estate valued at about 45000 with 44600 in real property, 100 in town property, and 10500 in farm machinery and other personal property.
A decree of adoption was issued today granting Mamle Christene Hermand to Josiah BK Herr and Anna Elizabeth Herr after both parents have died. The heirs reside at Freewater.
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