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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1916
Page
3
Standard Oil officials say gasoline will fall to twenty cents a gallon nationwide within two weeks. They deny any government investigation causing the drop, attributing the decline to newly productive oil wells flowing strongly.
Two New York millionaires will be among the spectators at the Round-Up in New York next month. A Phimister Proctor, the sculptor, sent letters to secure hotel and seat reservations for H Blanchard Dimick and his wife, a prominent silver manufacturer and director in New York banks, and Dr Walter B James, a noted surgeon and millionaire.
Gerard presents his views on censorship amid renewed criticism in Alte Beruin. The Morgenpokt notes debate over press limits and potential consequences for free expression while urging clarity on the issue and the implications for future policy.
Eyewitness notes from a crowded show discussing bulldogging roping and horse events. The writer praises the quality of riding, commenting on delays and audience reactions while contrasting with larger gatherings. Details include contestant performance, crowd energy, and overall show reception versus expectations.
German submarine merchant ship at sea for sixteen days on outward voyage. report from New York notes arrival expected today with weather and sea conditions influencing the return voyage.
Colonel John B. McDonald, staff general of J. Franklin Bell, arrived at Calexico to conduct a thorough inspection of all departments. The revelation that the long unidentified “down and outer” was the visiting general sent alarm through young officers.
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