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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1916
Page
6
Hundreds of Civil War veterans gathered in Kansas City for a large jubilee event. The encampment featured a new program proposed to honor veterans and mark the occasion with a public celebration as the city hosts the longtime reunion.
An long time catarrh sufferer describes dramatic relief after using Hyomei inhaler and Hyomei liquid, claiming rapid, dramatic improvement after years of illness. The ad touts immediate breathing relief, soothing of inflamed membranes, and a money back guarantee if full relief is not achieved.
Veterans gathered for the Grand Army Of the Republic encampment as contingents from Jubiles Kansas and Mik sour arrive. Rail strike threats and hot summer weather lowered turnout with likely final encampment. Commander Samuel Brown suggests sending one aide for every five hundred men. A visiting veteran N Marcy fell dead at a stairwell, suspected heart failure.
New York reports an arrest of Dominette Proulwon described as one of Bayonne waters' frisky sharks after he pinched the legs of Sophie Price and Clemineau Turrick. In court Recorder Cam fined him 25 for the incident.
Enet Oreconian Special reports Meadows Tent No 78 MM of this place received a two thousand dollar check from the supreme tent in Detroit for the insured amount of a deceased husband. Mr. Deck, Mr. Koonts, and Mrs. Malcolm plan two weeks away visiting Newberg and Mrs. Koonte's brother. Mrs. Fulford hospitalized awaiting possible surgery. J L Wiark to Portland for appendicitis surgery. Mrs. Rip er and daughter Clara Thipper home from San Francisco visit. A fruit train of twenty-two cars moved eastward from the Washington division.
New York August report details how the Seamen's Act raises wages by fifty percent and frees sailors to return to sea as independent workers. Andrew Furuseth, longtime union leader, lauds Wilson administration and urges support for his re election. He cites wage gains from $45 monthly to higher rates at Atlantic and Pacific ports, noting foreign vessels matching American pay. The piece also notes Pacific Mall Steamship Co disruption linked to canal politics and a transport incident near Harrisburg with an injured leg observed by bystanders.
Several hundred persons stood aghast when a leg, well stockinged and shod, fell. The odd accident disrupted a Pittsburg event as onlookers watched a startling mishap unfold, with authorities later clarifying details.
PETE TT Aug 39 An auto bandit robbers hijacked a Standard fly near a Detroit suburb. They dragged John Isobel from the vehicle and left him bound. local bystanders aided him minutes later as the four thousand dollar theft prompted fear and whispers about alimony.
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