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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
6
Memo from officials states about 10,000 Carranzistas surrounding Villa as they pursue him near Torreon. The report notes chatter in the United States about a possible move by the bandit, but officials deny details and urge calm as they respond to rumors.
An antiquated ad touts Hood's Buyenparille as a cure to purify blood and restore vitality. The garbled text hints at general debility and reduced appetite, with references to folk medical claims and dubious health benefits.
The president named five men for the Farr rural credits board to join ex officio McAdoo. Nominees include Judge Charles B. Lotulel of Great Bend, George W. Norrin of Philadelphia, Captain W. A. Smith of Slow City, Lowe, and Herbert Quick of Berkeley Spring West Virginia. Carrier by birth, Lotulel has Kan sas legislative and banking connections. Quick is a noted writer and lawyer.
Washington July 25. Tammany is going into the campaign in dead earnest and will give hearts and industrious support to the national ticket. The president will likely carry New York with a larger plurality than in 1892, according to leaders. The state party condemns internal divisions and urges unity to back party nominees.
Washington July 23 news reports the interior department appoints Chemad Weel of Ores Sihwean to head a government inquiry. The probe will examine land tax claims in Oregon and whether the actions are in alignment with existing laws. The inquiry may extend to the legality and fairness of the measures and examine potential excesses or improprieties.
In New York on June 26 a party statement asserts that Mexico will be the central focus of Republican critique of the Wilson administration. The remarks address criticisms from opponents and emphasize foreign policy as the key campaign issue.
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