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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1917
Page
1
London reports indicate renewed Allied pressure on three fronts with Italy advancing on the French and Italian sectors. Verdun and the Meuse area see intensified fighting as Germans counterattack and French positions resist. Reports cite large casualties and shifting lines, with French troops asserting gains and German forces retreating near key fortifications.
A local wrestler faces a nine foot bear in a chaotic event described as extreme and unsafe. The bear overpowering the athlete highlights dangers of the match and the unpredictable nature of the bout. Spectators watched as the wrestler fled the confrontation amid confusion and alarm.
Washington reports thousands of smoke producers ordered to defend U S and allied ships. From October first no ship may sail from American ports without camouflaged smoke protection and painted funnels. Each vessel carries smoke producers and a cloud of smoke to obscure below deck activity. Submerged threats are met by emitting dense smoke as ships maneuver to deter submarines.
Confusing OCR fragment mentions a club price of 2.05 in Portland and references Cape Ade and various garbled terms. The readable fact is the price 2.05 associated with Portland club. No clear event or named entities beyond Portland.
The Cowboy Trio, popular at Happy Canyon last year, will headline the entertainment program again this year under director Lee Drake. A fall band, Joe Orchestra, and Halph Saline of Weetan are among the booked talents, with preparations for special songs and old favorites, though some details remain unannounced.
Leegee is named assistant to Baruch Washington in a wartime leadership update. Details indicate a reshuffle in the International Hartestur organization with Loege or Leege referenced as taking a midnager role and preparation for the Tetee conflict.
Verthe Htancett the world’s champion cowgirl asks champion evangelist to attend the Round-Up. She plans to host a special envoy and deliver a message at the event, praising the Round-Up’s prominence and inviting broad attendance on the Sunday before the final program.
A historical note highlights women working in a United States munitions plant during wartime. The article discusses their roles in assembling weapons and supporting national defense, with emphasis on patriotism and the home front effort. It mentions the national guard and the broader mobilization of industry for victory.
Washington Aug 27 The President expresses confidence in democracy and cables a message to Moscow praising unity and the people of the United States. The garbled text mentions the great council, messages to form alliance, and continued support for Teibedba nia government amid international tension.
The State Department announced it has obtained specific evidence showing Germany planned a war against the United States after defeating the Allies. The disclosure outlines Teuton aims directed at U S strategic interests and safety, signaling heightened diplomatic tensions and potential forthcoming actions.
Data purportedly from Gerard points to a prowar scheme against the United States after defeats of France and Britain. The text alleges plans, evidence, and conspiratorial notes about German aims, with fragmented references to states and individuals and a claim of ongoing manipulation across continents.
Aug 27 Washington report notes dispute over an insurance bill claimed to affect the dependency exemption for married men. Senators Weeks and a colleague promise amendments, while backers insist the measure preserves rights for married individuals amid procedural debates and political maneuvering.
Washington reports Sen Chamberlain blocks Secretary McAdoo on reappointing Thomas C. Burke as Portland collector of customs. McAdoo favors a second term, Chamberlain signals refusal, Senate rules could force rejection. Breach risks White House action as the Treasury seeks a solution to the stalemate.
Kansas City August 27 The moral committee of the American Confederation of Catholic Societies warns the United States is rapidly drifting toward paganism with vice and declining justice and family life. The report attributes much of the paganizing trend to divorce, noting estimates of more than a million divorces granted nationwide and urging laws requiring advance notices of marriages, abolishing common law marriages, and penalties for illegitimate unions.
The Jefferson of Alaska Steamship Company and the Canadian Pacific steamer Princess Atay Suannon collided in the bay near Nome, Alaska. Captain Lord reports no injuries aboard the Jefferson. Also included is a dispatch about Governor Withycombe reviewing troops at Camp Withycombe in Oregon, led by the Third Oregon infantry and cavalry with noted casualties and reorganizations.
In Warhingston a 27 year old Seeman has been approved for service aboard the United Beater. The decision relates to a bel reeepeline and the reetapent of ative te enti.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines the U S Shipping Board flag with the ocean symbol and merchant marine emblem. It mentions a national shield, a white oil finish, and references to Charles Ollens as architect and designer with garbled phrases about the flag’s symbolism and design details.
Water meter notices warn residents that water use is limited on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays part time. The town announces penalties for violations and reminds readers that water taps and bell signals will be guarded under law. PESDLETON WATER CO. Hy F. B Hays
A district board 18 session examines exemption claims amid confusion over attendance and authority. Officials catalog procedures and potential writs while weighing which exemptions may be granted and how deadlines affect the process.
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