09 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
1
The fragment describes a German note stating only one steamship per week in each direction can sail under the American flag between England and the United States. It mentions American liner conventions and a demanded spell that follows this rule.
Animal team from the parade is to be painted with red and white stripes about ten feet wide. They must carry large flags at each small head, and the oxen are to wear red and white colors. An American flag should fly from the rear of the team.
In a secret world move neutrals seek a Madrid conference to compel Germany to pledge not to harm neutrals. The United States presses Austria to curb submarining while Bernstorff is expected in Berlin to advocate peace. Aimed at preserving international law and safeguarding small nations' rights.
Sweden sent a note to Washington clarifying it will remain neutral. The note rejects President Wilson's proposal as conflicting with Sweden's policy. Sweden emphasizes it cannot abandon neutrality except for vital national interests.
James W. Lite fard leads preparations for Gerard departure to Berne via a special two section train. Officials and American journalists travel with him while Spanish minister at Bertin represents the United States. Final arrangements completed after a Thursday conference with Count Montgulas and Jordian office staff.
Cupid triumphed over Father Tins down in Low Angeles dayne agy when two well known plonvers of Vimatuila oolinky were wel. Alfred Prieg and Mrs Rowe Ans Brafford are the centenarian-lean figures noted. Alfred Prieg is 79 and Mrs Stafford is a few years younger. Mr Price was a farmer of Athene and later moved to Pull man Ward. The step father of Lowell and Frank Rogora. Mrs Stafford formerly Ron Ann Poll maiden name. Widow of Marion Stafford. Address Haley Oregon
District Attorney K. received a notice urging vigilance for treasonable acts amid wartime tension. United States Marshal John Montag’s presence in the city this morning sparked rumors about an investigation into allegedly treasonous remarks by a German merchant. The DA was informed of wire reports and possible threats tied to a German farmer.
In January the Allies reported fifty five airliners lost while German losses were thirty four. The figures reflect air combat and operational setbacks amid ongoing hostilities.
Late wire bulletins report Representative Callaway proposing a referendum before any war declaration. Bevan supports the plan, arguing voters should decide the German war question, with referrals to foreign affairs committees.
London dispatch reports Allied break through in German lines near an unnamed front. American forces press advance as German resistance wanes. Prisoners claim heavy Allied gains while British defences tighten. Reported German claims of trench dominance are contradicted by evacuations and retreat.
The Oregon Senate repealed the law requiring medical examination for marriage. Debate covered anti-picketing measures and consolidation of livestock, dairy, and food boards. The house discussed extending county boundaries to three miles to curb vandalism and protect Portland shipbuilding efforts.
Montreal Feb 9 William Heder Canadian labor minister said seventy two armed vessels broke the submarine blockade zone between Feb five and seven. Submarines destroyed six. He claimed army leaders aimed to end the war this summer. He warned German frightfulness would frighten neutrals and hinder shipping.
San Francisco February 9 reports the western arms headquarters stating Oregon and Washington militia will likely begin homing tomorrow, contingent on railroad arrangements. Troop trains departed Los Angeles today and are due to arrive at Calexico tonight.
Joseph Yance Wit was hanged at San Quentin on February 9. The article notes his defiant stance, denying a frame up and defending his rivals, identifying him as a prominent campaigner. Warren Smith of German law is misrepresented in the text.
LIMA February 3 Peru has formally protested the submarining of the Peruvian ship Lorton.
President Wilson nominates Raymond B. Stevens of New Hampshire as a member of the United States Shipping Board to replace the resigned Bernard B. Bikur.
Santiago February 9 Chile formally protested to the German minister over submarine warfare. The government said it would protect rights if Chilean ships faced hostility and rejected Germany’s right to set a submarine zone. It fully accepts the U S position without breaking relations. The note warned that accepting German sea rules would imply abandoning neutrality.
England regards Germany’s alleged submarine actions as definite overt acts. The Gerard affair and the California sinkings sparked massive public indignation, with reports claiming two children of a naturalized American perished and prompting the admiralty to accelerate a future submarine campaign.
Amsterdam Feb The Berlin correspondent reports Bulgaria warns the United States she will support Germany in any eventuality.
New York paper reports Baltic and Adriatic move in the war zone as the era of unrestricted submarine warfare intensifies. Baltic reportedly reached Liverpool with forty four passengers aboard amid conflicting accounts, while Adriatic entered the zone last night and has not yet reported. American travelers aboard include Katherine Kirsch of Newark and L Rowenfeld of New York.
Portland bidding activity is up in today’s local auction round as prices show notable gains. A disjointed OCR readout lists varied items and prices including equities and club listings, reflecting a bustling market scene in Portland and surrounding areas.
Thirty eight Umatilla County residents filed on land under the $40 acre homestead act at La Grande. Names and claimed tracts include William F. Fikey Echo 40 acres, James A Wortman Pendleton 40, Vieno J. Kekkal a Nye 240, Samuel M. Galbreath Pilot Rock 213.69, Albert E. Reimann Pendleton 200, Denis McPleney Nye 320, Oliver G Lea Lee 100, Winnie Prickett Pilot Rock 90, Helmick Wither B Martin Ukiah 340, Cierne Vibert Ukiah 329, Earl F Martin Unih 240, Albert G Allison Echo 160, John Doherty Nye 120, Harley A. Newcobb Pilot Rock 10, Ray Kellar Pilot Rock 10, Tees A Oakley Think 40, John W. Fille Pilot Rock 140, Arthur Hutchins Nye 480, Catherine R. Doherty Pendleton 140, Arthur Hutchina Nye 480.
Washington reports state department seeks Germany’s explanation for Gerard’s delayed departure. Lansing doubts intentional detention. possible voluntary stay to finish duties explored. House rules panel blocks 150 million warship funding and flags private yard shipbuilding moves. Reports of a Turin torpedoing causing American deaths noted.
A large shipment of decorations and new cars from Portland arrive in Pendleton for the upcoming automobile show. Joe King, show manager, will set up at the Hopp Canyon pavilion Bombay. Heppner plans to send a delegation and automobile agencies will be represented.
A cryptic dispatch from Buenos Aires reports Brazil plans to sever diplomatic relations with Germany. The alleged motive involves German actions and assurances, with authorities in New York noting possible delays in wartime dealings and a plot linked to a planned explosive attack.
A damaged OCR fragment reports that safe conduct was arranged in Lansing, noting warning and Fel 9 linked to Anpreinees der Pome. The readable text suggests an official or legal context though specifics are unclear. The piece preserves named place Lansing and general reference to safe passage.
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