27 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1916
Page
1
Reports from Vienna dated July 27 indicate Austro-Hungarian and German forces admit retreating from the Lokemyon region while Russian artillery and siege bombardment press near Stadrivillon as Habs forces hold firm. Casualty figures and exact fronts remain unclear amidst ongoing duels and significant bombardments.
Fragmented dispatches describe Turkish retreat near Ereengun and Voltehing while forces of Gallien, Loniowki, and Kinin claim captures and prisoner totals. Reports mention Hindenburg era battles, Turke fleeing toward Sivas, and continual attacks around Drody and Kareparkinth with mounting warfare pressure.
New York July 23 A scrambled dispatch claims political debate over border policy being labeled treasonous. The source asserts President Wil sent militia to the border for national protection but hints at political retribution rather than legitimate action.
July 27 report on a private discussion between Charles and Hughie at the border, the pair engaging in a lengthy pledge to avoid specifics about the investigation. Public details remain scarce as the participants offered no definitive statements.
In Pendleton authorities decree that on August Wearers of any hat other than round-lyp skyplace face humiliation and destruction. A prominent resident vows to defy the penalty while merchants report efforts to prevent hat removal. The town braces for next Tuesday with burial services arranged for offenders.
A British commander insists Britain has not violated U S neutrality by a British warship entering Cheraypeuhe waters. The admiral reports the crew avoided territorial waters and remained outside. Diplomatic officials in London seek confirmation while reports of tensions between Britain and the United States fluctuate.
July 7 report notes wheat prices rising two cents in Chicago with higher bids and market fluctuations. Portland dispatch records export quotes and fluctuating futures while Liverpool lists Liverpool July prices and vessel cargo details, reflecting global grain trading activity.
The Colville drawing results list winner George T Lennon and several others including Elmer Nichols Merrow Idaho Ra leicht Tomilingon Byler and Frank Shields. Other named participants include John Bibtee and Frith Golambia in this local lottery-style event conducted in Spokane.
A disorderly house ordinance passed with amendments tightening abatement and penalties for premises linked to immoral activity. It requires that a crime by an owner or lessee triggers abatement actions, and allows issuance of orders for closure with fines up to 100 dollars. The measure was approved by the council and will be enforced by the police chief.
Washington July 27 Steven Perver a Kansas City tailor was arrested near the White House. He demanded an audience with President Wilson. He claimed he suffered from persuasion in Kansan. He was taken to a hospital.
In Chicago on July 27 delegates from the Motion Picture Exhibitors League of America voted to urge Congressmen by telegram to support a proposed wartime tax on motion pictures. A resolution to federalize allied branches of the film industry was adopted as part of the convention agenda.
New York reports a decline in paralysis cases with health officials warning against quack remedies. In Lima Peru officials announce there is no secret agreement with Venezuela to claim disputed lands from Colombia and Ecuador, despite earlier diplomatic chatter in Washington.
Alarming reports from Baltimore dated July 27 say orders for a German submarine to depart at night were countermanded. Dispatches describe confusion in the Hrenen department and unclear messages about towing and awaiting further instructions as crew await new guidance.
Haig reports fierce bayonet fighting as British gains widen around key positions. German forces rush reinforcements from Verdun and prepare counterattacks to blunt the advance. Observers say a 20 mile front could see a German retreat if pressure continues.
Washington July 20 President Wilson signed the Rivers and Harbors bill totaling 42 million dollars. One new project allocates 300 thousand dollars to improve the Blue River channel to passage ships to reach the Brooklyn port. Chicago July 27 extreme heat. temperature hit 100 at noon. Three deaths reported including Arthur Sheehan, 40, who died after jumping from a second story window amid a heat wave.
A London scene reports demands to shield blacklisted firms from most trade restrictions. Officials will publish details Wednesday about guarantees for firms to honor outstanding contracts while the boycott of British trade with South America remains in effect.
In St Louis on July 27, it was learned that seventy five and ninety five per cent of the Missouri members of the four railway brotherhoods favor strike. The Brotherhood officials of the St Louis district are preparing the allotments for delivery to headquarters in New York.
Police in San Francisco say the July 27 bomb incident is part of a broader series of planned crimes. Two more suspects were arrested and identified as Join Federo and Ed Nolan, amid a tide of unclear details and withheld names.
A round up tale describes cowboy Danny Clark of the O W B R N saved from a misadventure when a lost suitcase containing high heeled boots and buckskin gear was mistaken for his own. The mix up led to a humorous morning when the real owner retrieved the items and Clark was honored by T. F. O’Brien for his neat attire.
A chaotic Commons sitting ends with members shouting questions and the Home Secretary Samuel Stone facing insolent replies. Guards restrain Ginnell after he fights and is subdued. the chair suspends the session as chaos erupts among MPs and officers restore order.
New York July 27 A strike disrupted Bevis street car service with only twelve cars operating in the morning as men walked off. Workers demanded more money and better conditions, halting operations and forcing partial service at best.
In Cleveland during a record heat day, the city faced a deadly toll with the temperature reported around the 90s. Officials describe an extreme heat event causing numerous fatalities and widespread distress among residents.
Senate approves a revised army bill after protracted debate on border duties and funding. The measure seeks to regulate deployments and provide relief provisions while outlining three key amendment provisions and related fiscal allocations. The house discussion followed with references to constitutional procedures and anticipated floor action.
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