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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
3
John Day Ore Aum Kissel McClennan and James Fenton of Mount Vernon were cut about the face and arms when their auto struck a white fence and was thrown through the windshield. A passenger also injured in the crash.
The trio was returning to their home from John Day and went back for medical attention. John Barleycorn was said to have had a blind spot or vision issue while steering, raising concerns about the vehicle he rode.
J F Cities writes a lengthy statement claiming three individuals named Flosh L Duet A Brvest and Chence Parker acted as conspirators. The author alleges pressure from the prosecuting attorney and county officials to obtain a pardon after election by making a statement clearing the trio. Gillies bitterly criticizes the three and says he was coerced into the statement.
Government irrigation efforts last year boosted crop harvests and sales. Reported totals indicate a substantial increase in value, with estimates approaching 917 million in regional markets.
The Keith icing plant is now in operation with L Cassidy as manager. A car load of produce from North Powder arrived Tuesday evening. Local residents and visitors are noted, including plans for the coming school term and a courtship of community activities. A school board vacancy will be filled at a Friday meeting. A physician reports appendectomy operations and routine health advice is offered.
Fire in Fort Rouge factory district causes $300,000 in property loss at the Winnipeg Paint and Glass Company all six stories destroyed. Fire spread rapidly through the building as crews battled the blaze.
The execution of Sir Roller Casement, once a leading Irish nationalist figure, marks the end of a long, controversial career. Born in Ireland in September 1964, he joined the British diplomatic service, led separatist movements, and fled to Berlin after the war declaration. He later returned to Ireland, led nationalist volunteers, fled again to Germany, and claimed a voyage from a German submarine before Sinn Fein unrest and Dublin fighting.
Aug 2 El Paso reports the Mexican ministry of justice announces that all who wish to exploit Mexican oil fields must be Mexican citizens. The note emphasizes nationality as a prerequisite for participation in oil operations within Mexico.
On the border the cavalry faces many tasks but branding horses bought for them is especially dangerous as soldiers are unaccustomed to the task. The piece notes the risk and training needed for this government program amid frontier duties.
Gearhart Beach management has decided to host the annual golf tournament again. The event runs from August 2 to 18 with a 34 hole men’s finale on Saturday. Notable entrants include Rosell Smith and Mrs. L. A. Dougherty with regional players from Seattle Spokane and Tacoma among other Northwest cities.
The article notes seed imports and surpluses during early 20th century periods. It cites import amounts for years ending June 20 1993, 1914, and 1915 totaling about six, five, and seven million pounds respectively, with smaller imports in the year ending June 10 1918. It discusses Russian Turkestan as a dominant seed supplier and the impact of European war on seed supply until recent shipments resumed.
Rome reports unofficial total losses by Austria in the Italian front exceeding 75,000 men, 900 guns, and 1,000 machine guns. Military experts cited by the Tribune predict Austria may never recover from the blow.
Dispatch from Angus reports trainmen vote overwhelmingly to strike, threatening to halt most U S railways. O'Brien claims no strike yet, while union leaders push for action. National committee set to meet August 4 to push negotiations. If carried out, up to a million rail workers could be idled nationwide.
El Paso Aug 2 The war department issued orders for militia training in the El Paso district. Officers estimate three months to complete the prescribed training and say the militia will likely remain at the border until November.
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