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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
5
A brief notices a potential operation at Petrograd in July involving American interests seeking to operate a mine. The fragment references industrial activity and a timeline but lacks concrete details on parties, scope, or outcomes.
The mining commission of the ministry of trae haw proposes transferring a large portion of the empire’s mines and deposits to American hands. The commission aims to reach a decision by May under Elihu Moat, head of the American mission, as Russian mining exports depart for the United States with Duinor Hakhmotioff set to join Amn.
July 1 the executive committee of the Pont of Grain mipervisors of Canada will leave for Washington for a conference with the American food administration. The committee includes Sir Robert Mucil, J. Gage, and James Biewart. It is likely W. RK. Bawll will go, joined in Washington by Wolf Beet & In bor representative.
A crowded classifieds page lists low room rent and housekeeping options at The East Oregonian office area including furnished rooms at 608 Willow and 37 room stays. Ads offer auto trips, sheep and cow sales, scrap metal, and sewing machines. Also notes a July 40th German Hall dance and various service calls.
Reports circulated that General Putto C Gongales will soon depart for the United States on an important mission. He will spend most of his time in Washington, D.C. Detailing the visit, officials indicated it aims to strengthen military and diplomatic ties between Mexico and the United States.
In Chicago on July Fourth an unfolding disaster is reported with around ten killed and several injured as a blaze or collapse affects residents. Officials have yet to confirm exact figures. Local authorities urge caution amid chaotic scenes and ongoing investigations.
The pantomime theater will show Hell Morgan's Girl starting Sunday and Monday under a striking deal. Dorothy Phillips stars with Lon Chaney and William Stowell in a gripping photoplay mixing a California earthquake and a love story. A climactic Presidio scene brings a dramatic, refugees-filled finale.
Alles Holutar, producer of The Field of Honor, is an expert in military affairs and has staged notable table scenes for the film. Raoul Walsh, famed William Powell director, returns to Fox for The Silent Ide, a celebrated Northwear thinker's work on the regular Fox program.
The Dubthie Shipbuilding Company workers visiting Vancouver and British Columbia faced a hostile return amid a riot call from the governor. Police met the group at the dock as tensions rose, with mistaken identity blamed for potential clashes.
Washington July 5 The administration seeks to strike Privsian autocracy through air power by transmitting draft aviation program to House Military Committee chief Bent via War Department. Proposes building 22 625 airplanes with total appropriations of 829 million dollars. One bill covers organization and personnel, the other the funds. Personnel bill to be finalized by Mr Dent next Friday with talks to Chairman Firzeerald on the appropriation measure.
A report from Berlin says Germany is building larger U boats, the Ullmoring class, over 400 feet long with engines of 15 000 horsepower. They supposedly outrun older subs, three times faster on the surface and capable of about 34 miles per hour.
New York authorities move to inspect police handling of the Hutch murder case. Gov Whitman directs a grand jury inquiry after Attorney Swann orders records opened. The panel will question witnesses alleging police negligence or collusion in the escape of Alfred Cochie from a high school drill.
July 5 A Russian torpedo of an old type was blown up by a mine in the Baltic near Petrograd. An official statement released today cites the June 34 date as context for the incident and confirms the recovery of the vessel.
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