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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1917
Page
1
The Bulgarian legation expresses belief in the truth of a report and claims current overtures are merely designed to ease terms the central powers might demand before a formal move. Allied sources attribute the maneuver to a discontented group as war tensions rise.
Salem April 1. Fulte Treamir er Thomas Kay has been sued by his sister, Mrs Fannie Kay Dashop, for an accounting of the income from their father's estate valued at forty thousand and thirty dollars, from 1900 to 1915. The action stems from long standing family differences.
Portland April 13 A chaotic market report notes spot wheat at two dollars per bushel as prices surge and a new price record is hinted. Flour futures may advance while other grain prices rise. hogs, cattle, and cotton show higher quotes amid strong demand and steady orders.
CVLNERGIA April notes scattered pricing data with crude figures for rail and port shipments. Mentions Portland Oregon market activity and a brief reference to special cargo costs and a limited time quote in the mid spring period.
Appraisers Frasier G A Cowl and Fr Coborn for the estate of the late Edward Jones report the net value at 11100 dollars, detailing the fixed amount for the estate. The report outlines the appraisal as the official value for probate proceedings.
Umatilla County Red Cross plans to equip a full naval unit by procuring hospital supplies for 200 beds at about 16000. The National Red Cross asks each chapter to achieve 75 percent district membership, requiring 2690 members. Enrollment currently around 1000, urged to reach target.
July convention dates set as 14 and 15 with full conference schedule planned. Officers KE EL Brwtie and Phil Hated announce details and anticipate strong turnout from publishers and wives at Medford and Penchton events.
Sugar prices rise and scarcity affects grocers as distributors limit purchases to five sacks per retailer. Retailers report no cane sugar shortage but canned milk and other goods face war-driven demand. Factories may not accept futures orders. delivery prices apply.
Havana Cuba April 13 Cuban authorities denied reports of German submarines offshore and on both sides of Cuba. The sinking of a Unitish winjammer off Chenjuepas was declared unproven while sensational tales of PAUOnNeers on a steamer between Ker Wert and Tavens were ridiculed.
Telegram received by J. M. Urge, a prominent local grower, states the government has sufficient wool for the present and urges growers not to panic. It notes the wool market may open soon and that fear of wartime demand is easing as officials reassure that exports will not be unduly restricted.
Washington discussions center on making seized Austrian and German ships part of the U S merchant marine. A war measures bill would empower the president to seize railroads and telegraph lines, draft workers, and expand the Interstate Commerce Commission while penalties for interference with trade are stiffened. Debate covers methods of seizure or requisition as the nation readies for war.
Chicago April 11 James Patten known as Patriot Patton retires from speculation citing patriotic reasons accompanying him are Arthur Cutter and Tharice Lewis on the board of trade Wheat price jumps 18 to 28 cents amid margin demands for corn and wheat The firm urges government price controls while Patten quits the pit claiming speculation must cease and urging production guidance Julie Phelps grants a divorce to the plaintiff in a Kreiner case Xreierr and her maiden name Wetzstein listed in roster
Dr IT DP Tileman completed a major office upgrade in the Melts block adding new equipment and enhanced workspaces. The project included a thorough reorganization and safety improvements for the bio Genial offices.
In April two hospital vessels were sunk after hitting mines near London. The Glowchester Castile and another unnamed ship were lost with fifty two crew members perishing. Officials report war dangers and caution for remaining hospital ships at sea.
Fragmented dispatches report Austria breaking off with Brazil as war in Europe looms. Government formalities vow support to Germany while domestic unrest rises across cities over anti German sentiment. Dutch minister’s meeting sparks cables urging evacuation of northern Holland.
In El Paso Apelin district a federal grand jury indicted three individuals over a conspiracy to smuggle a large quantity of ammunition into Mexico. Vincent, Berwnae Moen, and two others faced charges related to illicit shipment and possession. Authorities say the scheme involved substantial funds and an offshore transfer network.
A provisional appointment to the New Economy Board is announced by the National Council of Defenses. The commission seeks член representatives to align commercial interests with national defense goals at Tallon.
Ban Prancieco unveils a novelty recruitment station with a dance night featuring all female recruits. The event invites patriotic boys to join services through dances labeled as different service branches, promising free admission and themed dances like the three step and canter waltz to entice enlistment.
Two boys remain in the senior class as enlistment and wartime duties affect graduation. The school board will wire their present grades to the branch of the armed services. Dewey Gervais and Ralph Hargett, the East Oregonian high school correspondent, spent the day at school intending to enlist in the Navy the next day.
Pendleton officer detains John Breen after spotting a teen belting a vehicle along sidewalks in violation of city ordinances. Breen, later fined five dollars, faces police action as authorities vow to pursue licensed driving rules.
British forces break a mile of the Hindenburg Line north of Vimy as the offensive resumes with heavy movement. Nivelle resumes pressure along fronts north and south of StQuentin, opening a northern drive on a new front.
A report notes British airmen patrolling near Vimy and Cambrai as German positions face pressure on the Western Front. In Athena, W R Taylor and Mone Sonu announce a 360 acre land sale near Athena priced at 50 000 dollars, with a second deed at 55 dollars per acre. Canadian troops advance along Vimy ridge while trench systems are reinforced. A meeting of Associated Charities is set for this evening at city hall.
Auburn April 1 The 266 inmates at Auburn prison representing thirty nationalities paused today to state they would loyally support the government in the present crisis. They are ready to enlist and bear arms on land or in defense of the American flag and democracy. They also send congratulations and sympathies to political exiles and prisoners of fuses now on their wheels. They pray for the triumph of freedom from oppression worldwide.
In a fragmented county report Grace A. Gilliam, county treasurer, cites an available sinking fund of about 15,704 dollars. The balance concerns regional debt retirement and district funding, with unclear names and missing context in the damaged text.
A fragmented report from the city details a chaotic scene linked to a local political event. It mentions Peter and others, a tense confrontation, and conflicting accounts of how voters reacted. Authorities urge calm and a full investigation.
L B R Conger from Long Creek ranch reports a severe cold period but notes calves improved with feed and shelter. He confirms other cattle losses but praises effort to protect calves during winter conditions.
Washington reports discuss military manpower needs after war declaration. Analysts estimate recruiting slowed by uncertainty, with a projected need of about two hundred fifty thousand enlisted personnel.
A militiaman was shot while guarding a tunnel near California foggy terrain. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but report notes ambush and military guard status. The incident occurred in a western region near a railway line, with officials citing retaliation concerns.
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