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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1920
Page
2
The Weston Leader offers editorial squibs on Armour & Co profits, bank and stock chatter, anti Bolshevik sentiment, and farm crop strategy in the Palouse. It notes thrift stamps sales, rail industry sentiments, and political jibes toward McAdoo Hoover and Hearst with regional newspaper pride.
Community items report visiting and relocated residents, road and water works, new dwellings and plumbing, deaths and weddings, regional church and school events, irrigation projects, dairy cooperative aims, and public meetings across Athena and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Mayo Watts and family, Williams death, macadam work on Main street, and Enterprise irrigation district developments.
Washington reports that the House Army Reorganization Bill trims officer numbers across branches from War Department plans. Aviation ends with 1184 of 4800 requested. total officers cut from 26 179 to 17 820. Committee, led by Chalraan Kahn, adopts alternative restructuring terms and uses the 1916 act as working basis.
Major A Dalrymple, who led the expedition against the Michigan rim rebellion, arrives in Chicago with his force. Federal orders required proper warrants for liquor searches or arrests, complicating the crusade and raising legality concerns.
The Welletore notes a March screening of Peggy with Hijie Burke next Wednesday along with The White Heather and a Seonett comedy on Saturday. Sunday features Wally Reid in Leas Than Kin plus Pathe News and Lloyd Comedy. A historic lookout platform fell years ago near Basket mountain. Eleven Chinese died in Walla Walla from crackers during New Year celebrations.
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