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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1917
Page
8
A Zurich based military critic in the Frankfurter Zeitung discusses American troop arrivals in France and states Germany should not ignore America's help. He suggests France may limit its military actions, creating room for a German offensive next spring as Entente plans may be delayed.
Chicago notes uptick in wholesale prices as onions advance to about 2 12 cents per pound. Cabbages rise alongside onions amid a cautious market on South Water Street with earlier heavy declines remembered from last winter.
Henry Morgenthau, former United States envoy to Turkey, is dispatched by the United States to investigate capital ties in Palestine. The move signals a shift in American policy, viewing Palestine as a potential late republic with Jerusalem as a pivotal Holy City amid regional tensions.
An unfolding dispute ties a smallpox outbreak in Tillexnburg and St Thomas to a Detroit origin. Hiner Heath of Till aonburg traveled from Detroit to St Thomas where he fell ill, then moved to Tishwindburg before returning sick again. Officials allege factory workers and vaccinated employers affected the spread, with Tillexnburg holding St Thomas responsible for the outbreak. The case now centers on who bears liability for the illness.
London July 6 Central News correspondent at Ennis County Clare reports infantry with machine guns have arrived for the Clare election. Count Plunkett arrived today as crowds erupt over a wreath laid at the Aic-Connell monument and Sinn Fein flags and colors replacing the requisition colors.
London dispatch reports an Exchange Telegraph note from Amsterdam that all German POWs who prove they did not surrender will receive iron crosses on their return after the war. The item also mentions a bizarre note about courtship actions and post marriage behavior.
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