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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1916
Page
8
Amsterdam dispatch reports Dr van iMenbere a leading throat specialist and intimate adviser to the Kaiser died Sunday of heart disease. He was trusted for knowledge of the Kaiser's throat ailment and his memories of the Imperial fleet were destroyed during the Kaiser's request at the outbreak of the war.
The weather man forecasts very favorable conditions today tomorrow and Friday for alfalfa ventures. Local notes mention Franky Baker in La Grande promoting Blydenateln's Self-Living Pastry Flour from Pendleton. Henry Judd of Hartford is named regional guardian of his minor son Henry Wray Jad. a $5000 legacy from his grandfather is noted. A taxi service may start in town with Henry Litourelie planning operations. A court near Parson Wad Briwl Tetts discusses alleged cohabitation with inconclusive evidence. Weather reports show an afternoon thermometer near 200, with wind and park readings indicating mild warmth and a steady breeze.
Inquiries pour in from across the country about the approaching seventh annual Round-Up. The Commercial namchation and the city recorder receive many messages despite limited budgets. Magazines still publicize Huot's queen and Portland Rose Festival King and Queen photos appear in Lewise's Weekly.
At a meeting of the school board last evening Miss Flori Shaw, a graduate of San Jose normal school, was elected to fill the grade position vacated by the resignation of Mike Ruth Odell. Shaw has ten years of teaching experience. Mrs. B C Day to open Pendleton Hairdressing and Manicure Parlor in the former hotel barroom room. Fixtures to be removed and woodwork recoated white. Day leaves tomorrow for Portland to buy supplies and will be ready by July 29.
Judge OF. W. Piheipea plans to leave Witch for Lairand to confer with Water Superintendent George T. Cochran on the final decree in the water rights matter. Cochran was introduced for dining hire by a wife who had appendectomy and is now in hospital awaiting another operation.
Gertrude Latham of this city filed for divorce from Charles Latham citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Charles Latham answered denying allegations and seeking dismissal. They wed in Heppner in June 1964 and have a 12 year old son living with the maternal grandmother in Sheridan Oregon. custody is asked. Attorney details: Raley and Raley for the plaintiff and W. M. Peterson for the defendant.
In Pendleton a veteran of the Spanish War and Rover rebellion discusses organizing for foreign war veterans benefits. He claims government support for captains and hints at potential service in Mexico if needed while a local theater shows films and sketches of the Fourth of July parade and civic events through Saturday.
A 10 year old boy was struck by a vehicle on Sixteenth Avenue South near Lake Street in Minneapolis. Police and witnesses describe the scene and note the driver remained at the location as investigators gather details. The boy was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
New York reports reveal a wide gang involved in blackmail narcotics and abduction linked to Miss Claypool. Secret service and Assistant Attorney General John T. Dooling authenticate her testimony, uncovering a national network operating from New York to Newark, with members posing as socialites and exploiting wealthy victims in “shake-down” schemes across hotels and resorts.
President considering a personal appeal to monarchs of belligerent nations to avert famine in Poland. Polish delegation urged action as Poland teeters on collapse. the President vowed continued pressure and assistance. Gerard noted delays in feeding Poland and plans to visit prison camp before Copenhagen trip.
William Jeane Stockman, a well known pilot, is noted as the Pandieton visitor. The brief item records his role and attendance status in the local note.
A distorted report from PATHOGRAL July 12 claims Cha Pets foreten officer announced a treaty between Japan and the United States. It alleges the pact grants few concessions, lacks open China policy, and targets Germany. The notice implies water aid and other actions as part of the broader tension.
In a White House briefing July 12, Governor Goethals, head of the canal project, told reporters he feels his work in Panama is finished and expresses willingness to depart. The president acknowledged relief at reduced danger and indicated plans for Goethals to depart. Colonel Cheater Marding is being offered a post on site.
New York July 13 Cornelitne Bile son of the late treasurer of the National Republican Committee is to help finance his father old poet and will direct the financing of the Hughes campaign.
The Japanese language employs three main salutations to address others: for inferiors, equals, and superiors. Each level reflects social hierarchy and relationships, guiding verb forms and honorific usage in daily speech and written communication.
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