29 Jul 1916
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
1
Relentless fighting north and northeast of Delville Woods wipes out several Gormag Haptalions in hand to hand combat. London reports a raid aftermath with multiple losses and disrupted communication as anti aircraft efforts battle raiders amid vague casualty notes.
London report describes a tense period where Germain Heavy defeats Toitine amid ongoing unrest. The article notes violent opposition and continuing operations despite warnings. Unclear names and places are referenced with limited readable detail.
A garbled report from New York details the Italian liner Rettaly involved near a submarine threat. The fragment mentions July dates, ownership by Fur Youw or Fur youw With Company, and a naval incident with attempts to defend the vessel, though specifics are unclear.
Remonstrance protests a Pitman roadway project at the Port District port area. Petitions circulating for several days claim the plan is improper and will not proceed without formal review. UNH COONEY COIN listed for remarks on Wednesday.
United Press reports Cardinal Gaspari transmitted a Vatican telegram to the Mets urging the Holy See’s plea for speedy end to the war. Pope Gaspari’s note expresses gratitude for confidence in the Holy Father and hopes children’s safety and the world’s peace amid the war’s second anniversary.
A cryptic message hints at a culinary shift as a Turkish style enters a local dining scene. The note suggests a flavor revamp centered on regional techniques and fresh ingredients, inviting diners to explore a different approach to traditional dishes.
Federal Judge Waddell ruled the British steamer Appam restored to her American owners after German prize court declared the vessel a prize. He held the 1789 treaty with the United States does not bind American waters to German seizure. The decision anchors U S jurisdiction over the Appam despite German court proceedings and restitution claims.
Portland, July 29. Only two survivors remain from the Perry expedition to Deir teil Vy Cama moddre Derry i ba57. Alexander Weir died Wednesday in Portland after long illness. Cominandorn' Fintly, once thought alive, was found in cemetery yesterday but did not survive. One other survivor remains, as noted in reports from local shipyards and cemeteries.
Fragmented report cites advances by Isa and Catcasie army with claims of prisoners and guns taken. Mentions NeoTatiee Hivinion, Stokhod exploration, and disrupts at Cher and Salted Titer area amid chaotic distant battles.
Baltimore July 29 German ship Deutschland remained at the wharf amid tense reports of British merchantmen and private expeditions probing the Privale Wiephone line. News coverage notes crew nerves and efforts to prevent wirecutting as tensions with Britain rise along the harbor.
Chicago July 29 reports show extreme heat devastates the region with many deaths and widespread crop damage. The Weather Bureau predicts a hot spell may linger into next week as temperatures hover near the nineties and beyond.
A fragmentary market note reports Liverpool prices rising with references to wheat markets and currency values. The item references Portland and Winnipeg markets with scattered figures such as 1.38 and 1.04 percent context, indicating a broad commodity price movement rather than a single definitive trend.
Portland, July 2. Mr and Mrs Miller and three children plus a maid were poisoned early tonight, reportedly from eating mushrooms at their home on Wiltwong Court near Linnton Road. All five were rushed to hospital in serious condition. Leah Miller grew critically worse after dinner and tried to flee to a restaurant. A seventh family member, Hilda, aged 7, remained unaffected. Medical staff and ambulances were dispatched. the machine broke down en route to the hospital, but another ambulance arrived promptly.
Washington dispatch reports that Britain again refuses to admit Americans Thomas Keily and Joseph Smith as the Keller fund arrives. The British told the Page that the department order was irrevocable despite efforts to resolve the entry issue.
London dispatch reports on the Western Front as German forces renew with heavy artillery and shelling against British lines. British defense holds while German reserves move from various points. gains toward Bourges and Poxleres are claimed amid cautious Berlin and Petrograd notes.
County Board session next Thursday may spark a lively clash over redistricting bids. Stanfield seeks to add seven aides to their district by moving wards from Columbia and Hermitian districts. Stanfield argues current ward lines belong to their district and benefit local children’s trading area in Stanfield.
Major Fwortahonder reports the public road from Mission to Moray P.O. will be established as a public highway under county court jurisdiction. The route via Shumach will connect to Montany and is slated for completion within the county. The red side proposal was reviewed with support from local farmers.
In Man shi leet Ore Tul The first freight through train arrived last night bearing a chair for a coastal settlement. A crane and gate mechanisms are described as parts of the crossing effort, with officials noting the line’s progress and the week’s movements.
Local barber in Pendleton district named in a police report after a disturbance near Dulles. A young man from Penileten suffered a chin injury while diving at Horn Dock, striking an ingiline cement edge. Witnesses said the scene was chaotic as authorities intervened.
Two hundred employees of the Balakala Copper Company at Corrrm today were informed their wages were advanced. Miners await a decision from directors on a proposed mile increase as talks continue.
Fragmentary notes describe a 25,000 acre region near Medford at risk of being submerged. Mentions Rogue River Canal Company proposing to build a canal to cover the area for 19 dollars per acre and a term of 11 years. Financial estimates referenced include 150.
A garbled OCR line mentions continuing obstention and recovery across a period, implying a medical or clinical context. Names, places, and exact actions are unreadable, leaving the core idea of ongoing medical observation and patient recovery ambiguous.
Geral Semayerr Ten lost a midwest race as Celine ap Celvilie secured a notable win. The event drew attention from local betting circles and fans, with observers noting the strong performance by Celvilie against a challenging field.
Teutons retreat on the Kore fronts as Brody falls to Russian forces. Russians envelop Kovel from the south and push toward Lemberg. Advancing lines claim 46,000 prisoners and 46 guns captured, with major railway junctions disrupted. Reports cite Petrograd and British papers noting a decisive shift in Galicia.
A Maastricht dispatch reports Kaiser Wilhelm confirmed Captain Fryatt of the Grustela was executed. Britain denounces the act as cold blooded and ferocious, with diplomats seeking confirmation from the German high command. Officials dispute a claimed watch inscription praising an attack on submarines.
W W Cryder head of the Unaatila forestry office says range conditions are excellent in the weet division after a three week inspection. Abundant grass and water, strong hay prospects, and minimal fire risk noted. He supervised 600,000 acres of timber with 14 tangers, traveled via Heppner Fossil John Day and Spray, reporting favorable outlook for the summer season.
Fragmentary OCR recalls a robber failing to seize an arsenal near Duncan. Mentions Remington arms, stowed freight cars, and police pursuit while neighbors and officials debate motive and opportunity amid a chaotic crime scene.
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