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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1917

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Germany Holds Blame for Disturbances Amid Naval Prep

Washington Feb 14 The Navy Department said guns would be mobilised at the New York Navy Yard to arm auxiliary and scout ships in case of emergency. Officials believe Germany is responsible for Cuban and Mexican troubles, fearing Britain might land troops at Tampico to safeguard wells unless the United States guarantees protection. President Wilson is formulating steps to protect American interests and may urge arming merchantmen. Submarines blockade ports. economic strains grow as action is urged. Gerard sent a confidential message to the State Department and planned travel to Paris and Spain en route to the United States aboard a Spanish steamer. three hundred volunteers petitioned for war, bearing pictures of Gompers and Lincoln.

Washington Navy Department New York Navy Yard Germany United States Carranna Tamplen Wilcon Ie Ti Ie Wilton Gerard Staste Department Paris Spain Wien Gompere Lincoln

City Superintendent Park Re elected for Another Year

Chy Saterintendent A. T. Park was re elected last night to supervise the schmanle for another year. The board discussed raises in salaries due to high cost of living. A financial review showed about $40,000 spent this year with $16,000 more in debt, leaving roughly $12,000 for sinking fund and expenses. A balance near $2,500 is anticipated, matching the term start.

Chy A. T. Park Theo Inaamuch Ae

Norse Nations Protest Central Powers Barrage

The Danish, Norwegian and Swedish governments protest the central powers blockade calling it a violation of international law. They denounce efforts to obstruct peaceful navigation and file a formal protest while noting potential deaths and material damage.

Copenhagen

German Ships to Be Seized If War Breaks Out

The U S government will seize all German merchant vessels interned at New York and Atlantic coast ports if war with Germany occurs. The image shows several German ships tied up at their pier.

New York Atlantic Coast Federal Plere

Tallman Re-elected Head Of Pendleton Commercial Association

Tallman was elected president of the Pendleton Commercial Association for the fourth time. W E Brook declined another nomination. J Hoy Raley won the vice president post with unanimous support for Crannell and John Dickman as secretary and treasurer. The group voted Tallman may select his own board nominees. An adjourned meeting will be held next Tuesday to review nominations. Six new members joined the association, including Claude Hampton and Thos Young. Discussion touched on statewide road legislation and Pendleton’s legislative interests.

JV. Tallman Penilleton Hina Mtamimnerits W. E Brook Mfr. Tullman J. Hoy Raley Ck. Cranelen John Dickamn Pccrttary Creaaater Azvocation Drudge Ho Mare T PF O'Brien Tallmen Eae J. Raley Tallman Snyder St. Paul Frock RR Flewett R. Thompson Barney Id~field Claude Hampton Pendleton Udillng Auto Co K. Wi Pendleton Auto Co Thos Young W Huff American Mupress Co Frank FR. Devin Will M. Peterson Brock Brelwer

Traps Valuables in Northern Fox Hunt

In northern Alberta trapper Cargill, formerly of Pendicton, reports trapping silver gray fox whose pelts could fetch thousands. A 1940s district note recalls a $20,100 fox duo sent to Prince Edward Island. war impacts prices. Me Wilco and Rey Wherten, though winter hardships wage, remain healthy. Mercury at eight below zero. three daily meals noted. Last week silver fox caught on the same circuit as two other foxes and a wolf.

Lovin Cargill Pendicton Alberta Prince Edwaris Laland Bo Wilco

Two New Residents Secure Marriage License

New residents Warry Max Gorskle, manager of a local hide and junk business, and Miss Hirdle Goldstein secured a marriage license yesterday afternoon. Both arrived in the city from Walla Walla.

Warry Max Gorskle Hirdle Goldstein Walla Walla

May Options Fall at Close on Chicago Market

In Chicago today May options declined as trading closed with May at 172 percent, July at 147, and other values showing lower figures. Portland reports note steady club prices and market activity with blue stem grain at 61.56 and graduates listed from Pendleton High School.

Chicago East Oregonian Atey Portland Ore Bluestem

Mrs Innes Sentenced to Three Years for Larceny

Atlanta Feb 14 Mrs Ide Mae Innes wife of Victor Innes Port lander was sentenced to three years for larceny in connection with the alleged murders of Laks and Beatrice Nelms. The case ties to the Appearance and supposed murder plot surrounding the Nelms incident.

Innes Atlanta Mra Ide Mae Innes Victor Innes

Elza V. Corley Called by Death

Elza V. Corley a longtime Pen dieion burber died at 6 30 this morning at home after long illness from a beruculosia. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 20 p m at the Christian church with Rev H B Hubtel officiating. He was 35, born in Missouri June 17 1879. He worked as a barber for years and recently in cleaning and pressing. Survived by his wife and two children.

Elza V. Corley Pendieion Bhurber Ules Eberculosia Christian Church Hubtel Mimouri Ned Fren

Eastern Junk and Hide Co to open Pendleton branch

In Pendleton a new junk and hide business named Eastern Junk & Hide Co plans a shop in the Bowman Hotel building with Max Tortkie as manager. The venture, linked to a Walla Walla firm, signals local trade expansion and job opportunities.

Pendleton Geo Eastern Junk & Hide Co Macin Oe Walla Walla Max Tortkie Bowman Hotel

British steamer missing crew after sinking

In London on February 14 a British steamer named Limtert was submarine attacked. Four of the twenty one hundred crew aboard are missing, with reports describing a large crew body lost at sea.

London Jea Alee

Farmers' Course Proves Highly Successful Lesson

The farmers course drew about 30 attendees this morning as Renebright讲, the magneto expert, lectured on magnet fundamentals. He will discuss testing methods tomorrow and likely extend the class under Virgil Pedall’s guidance. Clarence Tubbs and Clarence Tubbs of the manual training department will offer forging and concrete work courses.

Benebright Lerture Renebright Riec Renebricht Virgil Peidall R. E. Chtoupek Clarence Tubbs Manual Training Department

Sugar Prices Rise After New York Fee Charge

Sugar traders report another uptick as a New York fee of zero pence appears in the late morning recess. The memo notes a small rise and signals continued pressure on futures, with market watchers revisiting supply concerns.

New York

Japanese Squadron to Aid Blockade Against Teutons

In Seattle on Feb 14 officers said Admiral Takashita will deploy Japanese warships to assist the blockade of the central empires with cruisers possibly sent to the Mediterranean. A first return to Japan would follow via the Suez Canal. In Dallas on Feb 14 V Nagahi ma, Japan's financier, argued Japan would aid the United States in a German war, stressing friendship and profitable commerce while touring America to study finances.

Seattle Takashita Japan Suen Canal Dallas V. Nagaahima Sorians United America United Stat Bey Wid United States

Bernstorff and party aboard liner Frederick Eighth

New York February 14 liner Frederick Eighth carrying Bernstorff and German officials en route to Halifax docked at 4 16 this afternoon. Floral decorations accompanied the party including three large floral horseshoes. Bernstorff and his wife appeared profoundly affected as guards watched over the German diplomat aboard the vessel.

New York Frederick Hernstorff Halifax Bernatorff Bernetorff

Mexican Bandits Kidnap 3 Mormons Near Palomas

Mi Pas, Feb 14 P Stephenson manager of Palomas Land and Cattle Co ranch 60 miles SW of Hachita NM reports abductors have seized seven Mexicans a Mormon couple and 100 horses and mules along with ranch provisions Army and Mormon agents probe to learn captives fate Also Pendleton cowhand Pac Helne well known left St Anthony’s Hospital after 56 days with a brain injury from a December accident in a coma and may not recover.

Mi, Paso P Stephenson Palomas Land and Cattle Company Hachita New Mexico Prudencio Mirandeas Mormin Pendleton Cowbe St. Anthony's Dave

Pendleton to Enter Trap-Shooting Meet with 10 Cities

Pendleton prepares to host a nine week trap shooting tournament starting next Sunday. Ten inland empire cities including Lewiston Pomeroy Kellogg Wallace Sunnyside Potlatch Garfield and Pendleton enter teams with up to multiple shooters each. Notable locals and organizers such as Gus Pere oversee enrollment as about thirty five have signed up so far.

Inland Empire Cogny Lewiston Pomeroy Palowsa Kellogg Fookanes Wallace Sunnsride Potlatch Garfield Pendleton Perevoa Gus Pere Ecapert Mark-Ian Peters Cartridge Co Permumon Umatilla County Revera Earl Coutts Henry Roemberg J. E. Sharp FL. Ingram George W. Jackson Fred Fullington UmatiPa W. W. Hoch Horace “Illiman Bod KL Sanders Charlie Hamilton Jack Gibeon Joe Gibson al Despain Jack Atten Gt Lafew J Harmitey John Hamsey Jr Fred T. Bioch PD Phelpe W. WN Matlock J L. Vaughan Frank Sullivan W. S. Beynton Brooke Dickcom McNurren Muewphrey Albert Hamphres

Bernstorff Arrives Hoboken Under Heavy Secret Service Guard

In Hoboken on February 14 American and German officials secured the steamer Frederick Eighth as Henry Bernstorff and his party, including 195 consuls, faced a security notice. A man claiming to be a prince offered a letter, the note urging avoidance of shooting. Bernstorff posed for photographers while guards patrolled and a police boat with a machine gun watched nearby waters.

Hoboken Bernstorff Frederick Eighth Secret Service Prince Frederick Wilhelm Alfred Hopkins Wildie Mike Frederick Hohenzellern Hernstorff Berworth Malone Dagen Pivmn Anf

U S Schooner Is Submarined and Other In Brief

The Weston Girl Ida Winder of Weirton died at 405 West Alta Street after tuberculosis treatment. She was 28, daughter of William Winder. Pendleton sheepman W Blusher remains ill from a paralytic stroke. his condition is improved. A series of flight-like attacks are described with hope for only temporary effects.

W. M. Slasher M. Blusher Pendleton

Closing days of house sped up plan debated

The Oregonian reports a plan to speed up closing days by introducing a one mill tax in addition to the existing quarter mill tax to fund highway construction. Senators Pierce and others seek a concurrent resolution to provide funds, with appropriation measures exempt.

Punt Oregonian Special Wire Service House Pierce

Three Big Liners Safely Through German Blockade

New York reports three large passenger ships sailed through the German blockade with forty four passengers aboard. Among them an American passenger is GW Ud of San Francisco. The article mentions life insurance and a probate matter involving Mazese La Marshe and Alfred F. Frans with a court judgment of 8170.85 and $26 in attorney fees.

New York Wes GW Ferr San Francisco Boerdese Hoe Alfred FF Frans Athena Mary Lafrashe Haddeley Mazese la Mrasths Frona Franz WM. Peterson

Pendleton Automobile Show Promises Inland Empire Spectacle

The first annual Pendleton Automobile Show aims to surpass any Inland Empire event and rival Portland exhibitions. Booths, chandeliers, and extensive space are planned at Happy Canyon pavilion with 11 booths and ceremonies. Boosters from Pendleton travel to assemble displays while committees coordinate entertainment and official proceedings.

Pendleton Thryen Inland Empire Portland Havine Happy Canyon Portland Armory Reig

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