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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1916
Page
6
In Morgantown a woman named Albright dies leaving a jar labeled Whickberry Jam and a chest rumored to hold gold. Detectives rummage through her effects to locate valuables, while relatives seek rightful heirs to a mysterious fund connected to Minthiels.
Washington on July 26 the senate judiciary committee reported in favor of confirming Wilson's nomination of John H. Clarke to the Supreme Court.
Edward L Keen reports London critics argue British leadership mishandled naval victory headlines. Britain’s figures and battleships gain strength while misread public reaction and official praise shapes post war sentiment, with Bowbell and Balfour blamed for contrast between German claims and British gains.
London July 25 dispatch reports British forces holding a portion of positions near Combles and Quillemont as a new thrust unfolds. German forces reportedly hurl large numbers at the British in desperate fighting around sand pits southwest of Quillemont, with Allied attempts to increase pressure toward Combles. No official confirmation yet of the latest Russian front advances or Hindenburg line developments.
Reported confusion over Belgian strategic moves as German withdrawal looms. Havre authorities and war department leaders prepare for possible valuation shifts and related operations. Observers note telegraphic activity and readiness among officials to respond to changing military conditions.
In Vancouver Washington onlookers gathered as rusted bridge components raised concerns about the span’s safety. Workers struggled to position a van owner’s frame, guiding steel through the eyes of a boom pole while tension varied along the river.
War Minister Rhond-Ciepree stated in the House of Commons that prospects for British war efforts are pleasing. He noted support across the cabinet and reporters, with confidence that victory may be achieved and the public mood is favorable.
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