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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1917
Page
3
The article questions Credibility of Creel's submarine attack report on American aggression amid wartime coverage. Analysts who doubted his reliability are urged to align in the fight prep. Officials emphasize maintaining unity and vigilance as information unfolds.
In the Kasari v Kasari divorce case Drake Batavanday seeks 36000 damages for alienation of affections and 20000 for redaction. Kasari filed a cross complaint but the parties settled their differences. Haller Tinley and Pes and Feo represent the plaintiff.
July news from Nolin reports shifts in the O W. & B. line crew including two men remaining, one as night watchman at the Nolin bridge. Mentions Thomas Kerr traveling to Prndheton for medical care, and watchman reassignment from the bridge. Also notes visitors and a misfired rifle incident near nearby towns, with various local names and places referenced.
A telegram praising British leadership and the Allied cause in freeing peoples from autocratic rule is described as a rallying note amid the Allies' push for a new world order. It lauds Kerensky and the coalition's efforts, linking victory in Europe to lasting peace and reconstruction.
Doubt over renewal of Mitchel seems settled as John Purroy Mitchel, the mayoral candidate nicknamed The Boy Mayor, appears set for renomination amid reforms he has implemented in New York City. His record includes modernized purchasing, municipal consolidation, and efforts to improve contract and public finance management.
Washington reports planned distribution of a magazine to American service members abroad. Postmaster General Burleton urged magazines to include notices on front covers about not revealing the sender and to ensure safe handling by postal authorities. The piece notes wrapping, proper addressing, and aims to deliver reading material to soldiers and sailors overseas despite censorship and security concerns.
Portland July 2 A common draft question concerns absentees from one county or state. If notified to appear for physical examination, they may request permission to appear before the local board in the county where they are located. Immediate written request to the home board is required. The home board may grant permission after reviewing the explanation. The board with jurisdiction over the absentee has final authority.
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor urges union members nationwide to avoid involvement with the so called Peoples Peace Conference. The group, formed by Morris Hill quit and other socialists and near allies, faces sharp criticism amid wartime broadcasting warnings.
A list honors American and French aviators for distinguished service on the Western front. Recipients include officers such as Albert Duellin, Alfred Heurtamx, Guynemer and Walter Leietie, with others named in the wartime recognition.
The general executive committee after careful consideration of documents and President Gompers statement recommends that the Central Federated Union cooperate with him and immediately begin activities to Americanize the labor movement in Greater New York. It condemns the notion of the People's Peace Conference.
A clipped fragment discusses the concept of representation within the American labor movement. It contrasts broad advocacy with individual or group interests and hints at tensions between union leadership and rank-and-file workers.
Chicago July 21 Federal trade commissioner Joseph E Davie opened a preliminary inquiry into the national meat supply with Chicago packing plants at the center of the investigation The action aims to examine food prices and supply as part of the commission efforts to study market conditions and potential price manipulation
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