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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1917
Page
6
A fragmented listing notes sale items at Cries Hotel News including Brandh Bereag 900 Securityib Boreas 501 Street and the number 5.
Poem by Henry Allsopp from Poems of the Great War. A dialogue across a dale shows young and old noticing no strangers, voices fading, suggesting loss and memory. The piece reflects wartime sentiment and separation, with a refrain on listening for a voice that will not return.
The question regarding the press's duty during wartime is raised anew as editors weigh responsibility, censorship risks, and the public's right to information amid conflict.
The piece argues that government secrecy in wartime justifies press restraint, urging newspapers and news agencies to obey official guidance on troop movements. It condemns congressional meddling in war conduct and warns against divided authority, advocating centralized presidential power with accountability to win the war. It critiques the Priority Board and food control riders as efforts to politicize war leadership.
A political argument notes that Congress cannot win a war for the United States, only aid the executive department to wage war effectively. The remark suggests no wiser answer exists to the ongoing debate over legislative power in war decisions.
In Comba county Pennsylvania a family was murdered while riding in a car near Carrolltown. The wife and two others were killed the day after, all shot to death. Georg C. Tompkins, owner of the Newburns Oil Company, was arrested and charged with the murder along with Humphries.
New York World quotes Michaelis on Allied aims to defeat Germany but argues the target is the junker class that rules the empire. The piece notes the idea of power and conquest, reflects weather hints, Siam’s wartime role, and Russian retreat distances.
Fragmentary item recalls a birth or wedding event in Pendleton Oregon with names John Knight and Emily Bat Creventan, plus reference to theater and local projects. The text is garbled but suggests a historic notice or social column snippet from the era.
Fragmented OCR note describes Private Cornelius Vanderbilt in the New York National Guard division. It mentions enlistment in the regiment, duties with the army company, and hints at a future dispatch or appointment. No clear dates or places are readable.
Pendleton mining concerns promote Chamberlains Tablets for stomach disorders. Mrs M Sears of Baldwinsville recounts a six minute severe spell with stomach ache lasting two weeks, saying the tablets gave relief after the first dose and cured her after continued use. The ad claims the tablets do not merely relieve pain but prevent recurrence.
Washington dispatch reports Kaiser’s mobilization for March 1 next year. The War Department received confidential guidance on calling about 2,606,000 men to the colors and preparing 2,000,000 reservists for the front. Analysts note possible redeployments from prior campaigns and home returnees joining the expected maneuvers against the Hindenburg line.
The prompt text is unclear and fragmented. It mentions army actions and a timeline, but lacks concrete events, organizations, or locations to anchor a factual summary suitable for a newspaper card.
Baltimore July 28. The first injury of a girl in overstrain occurred at Locust Point when Annie Fisher, 14, was thrown from a repair shop machine. Her arm was broken as the wheel whipped around before power could be shut off. The girl tried to escape by releasing the power, but her arm was struck by the wheel.
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