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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
10
Federal Judge Mayer signs the foreclosure decree in the Bandera Trust Company case against Missouri Pacific. The ruling aligns the decree with the mortgage and ante of collateral securities pledged by the railroad to the trust company.
Dee L Archie Tram, night telegraph operator and ticket agent for the New York Central in South Bend Indiana, confessed to police that his tale of a robbery and $1000 loss was a fabrication. He admitted the money was used to furnish a flat for his bride-to-be, explaining it as the high cost of living.
Ottawa declares pardons for Canadians who deserted from overseas service and report for duty by December 15. The move marks the arrival of Duke of Devonshire as governor general and extends pardons to those in prison sequences or awaiting trial.
Middleton New York December news reports Dr J B Hullett operated on Ruth Nicholson aged years at Port Jefferson New York and removed a nail she swallowed a week ago. The child will recover.
New York Dec 1 Intimate details surfaced in the separation suit of Mrs Asta O Connor Asche wife of Hermann Asche a wealthy importer Attorneys for Asche presented writings showing she married for money and that during their North Carolina honeymoon he was planning a divorce.
The Pastime Theater drew packed crowds yesterday as Theda Bara starred as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet. Harry Hilliard earned praise as Romeo while Bara’s glass slipper moment impressed most audiences. The theatre urged early arrival for tonight’s show and mentioned Clara Kimball Young in The Common Law at the Temple today and tomorrow.
The Pastime presents a new film company headlined by The International Film Service led by William Randolph Hearst. Opening feature The Flower of Faith stars Jane Grey and Frank Mile with vivid love scenes and frontier drama. Manager Matlock in Los Angeles secured the picture after a sister of manager Burford praised it as a sure crowd-pleaser.
A pretty dancer in her dubry argues that marriage is a grave injustice to both herself and her former lover. She laments memories of happy hours with youthful companions and sees no future beyond entertaining a man from long ago who already worked out.
Minnesota lightweight Billy Minko bursts onto the scene with a series of wins in the east. He knocks out Battling Levinsky twice and defeats Bob Hohn, showing a powerful right hook that comes from the legs and drives through the body.
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