21 Aug 1916
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1916
Page
1
Athens dispatch reports Bulgarian forces near Kavala in Greece advancing toward allied positions as German and Bulgarian actions unfold. Patrols and air reports cite Bulgarian captures near Kovel and prisoner releases, with German lines disrupted and Turkish forces noted in regional maneuvers.
A Balkan report from August 21 describes Hulgarian forces advancing near Plosina and Banita north of Saloniki with heavy fire and artillery. Infantry skirmishes and ongoing engagements are noted around Lake Doiran as forces push toward strategic aims amid evolving operations.
San Diego August 21 Politicians plan Hughes meeting with Governor Johnson before Hughes leaves California They seek to address Johnsons failure to meet Hughes while both were in the same hotel at Long Beach yesterday Hughes speaks here tonight.
Allied reports describe German assaults at night around Pourentx and Poureaux wood as French artillery blunted charges and captured six German cannon. French troops defended the village of Muartying Sichrimidlers, silencing German guns and forcing a retreat northeast of the woods while British cover was maintained in Foureau woods.
Joan Jowrger resigns from the Charles Company to join the Domestic Laundry. His successor at Charles Company is C. Edwards.
Pendleton religious workers plan a gathering at the Presbyterian Church to launch a movement uniting young peoples societies. The goal is to abolish denomination in favor of unified Christian unity with Endeavor Epworth League and other groups, making Pendleton a central hub for youth groups across four counties. The meeting is at 8 o'clock tonight under supervision of Mbs Whitely.
Pendleton La Grande Baker Walla Walla and other eastern Oregon and Washington towns join in a campaign to divert major tourist traffic through interior Oregon. A P Y Alexander of Up-to-The-Times Magazine says the interior route could become the official extension of the Columbia highway if roads are improved and cooperation increases. Local leaders discuss tolls and road work to attract coast visitors spending about five dollars daily in La Grande, with potential trips to Wallowa Lake and Spokane.
Five people aboard the Alexander car faced a harrowing ride on the Hairpin curve between Cayupe and Third Hollow Saturday night. The vehicle rolled 200 yards after brakes failed, then stopped 160 feet from the hill’s base when it struck a log. All occupants escaped unharmed, though Fred Bloch and Carl Peringer suffered minor injuries. The car returned to Pendleton under its own power.
Report notes rising hostilities involving Hungarian forces in Greece and an explosion at the Boller facility resulting in seven deaths. Local authorities warn of escalating risk as travel routes remain unsettled and concerted action may be required if military movements approach. Wheat futures show minor gains, trading near twelve cents.
Wheat rose to the season's high as dealers offered 31.10 to 1.12 while many failures across the country influence prices. Farmers reluctant to sell expect even higher values and reports note some sales at 1.10, with little buying by dealers and bankers predicting increased county wealth as cash flows rise.
Report speaks of a novel weapon test described as Snitiethine amid modern warfare. The article clarifies the device was not burned by the Adie talline or destroyed by the liatians, and no inhabitants were injured. The tone suggests soldiers at Somme and Meuse would view it as a muddy, uncertain confrontation.
Dallas August 21 Thousands homeless after the great gulf hurricane. Relief efforts rush Teriis supplies and food. Latest death count shows sixteen dead with property losses pegged at two millions.
Market notes show wheat prices rising with Chicago and Liverpool activity. The report lists bid ranges and futures quotes for several contracts, including Sept and Dec, alongside spot Manitoba and No 2 red Western winter values.
Washington Aug 21 Forty millroad presidents met President Wilson at 2:30 and pressed for arbitration while many favored action against the eight hour day plan. Western executives arrived as 640 Brotherhood reps stood firm. Treasury warned a strike would ruin transport and crop movements, risking famine in cities. White House telegram from Wilson urged arbitration but insisted on an eight hour day and a formal arbitrable agency.
A blast killed seven men and wrecked buildings about a half mile away. Rescue units worked through rubble as investigators examined the scene for the cause and possible additional hazards.
The Stampede faced heavy losses and sheriff interventions at Sheephead Bay as prizes may be withheld. Backers led by Guy Weadich suffered an estimated 104000 to 200000 dollars. patrons and contenders await final winnings amid legal action and sparse attendance. Round-Up results list Cowboys taking cash in multiple events with Pendleton athletes among top placers.
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