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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1917
Page
6
A dated verse fragment from the Philadelphia Sunday Record Magazine urges readers to take courage, start where they stand, and press on despite past failures. It casts a hopeful eye to today and tomorrow, promoting resilience and action over dwelling on yesterday.
A fragment notes suffragettes in Washington harassing President Wilson with a benefit or aim, reflecting ongoing pressure from women's rights advocates during his administration.
The article reports donations totaling 18570.35 to the suffragist war chest during their active struggle, with 15277.70 raised in the week of arrests and sentence in the District Work house. Donors include Mrs. Charles B. Wood, Samuel Untermyer, the Pennsylvania branch of the Woman's Party, Dr. and Mrs. Donald R. Hooker, Miss Mary Burnham, and Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont. It recalls prior support and contrasts with Western women's stance against Wilson.
Secretary McAdoo explains Canada’s request to obtain 2164, COF,000 in the American market to meet adverse trade conditions. He notes U S balance of trade favors the United States and that Canada should establish credit with prudent controls. The piece praises the United States for having money to lend and a strong financial system to handle contingencies.
A readable fragment notes improving prospects as fighting continues between forces of the new Russian republic and Germany. The report emphasizes a less dire outlook amid ongoing clashes and diplomatic pressure.
The piece notes a temporary lull in fighting between Russia and Germany with fraternizing and intrigue noted, then a resumed war forcing Germany to keep eastern front strength. It projects Russians and Romanians and Italians gaining activity, offering cautious optimism about the conflict's course and a shift in front dynamics. It also references draft lists and a call for unity in labor disputes. Farmers anticipate $2 wheat this year.
Oregon newspapers critique Pendleton hosting of a 1917 convention entertainment for editors. Coverage notes lavish hospitality, advertising promises, and editors leaving with Pendleton Spirit influence. Emphasizes the strong display of civic pride and the tensions over promised advertising value.
A garbled Pendleton related column praises editorial sessions and city developments in eastern Oregon. It mentions Lake Wallowa, a veteran secretary Phil Eaton, and hints at changes in Pendleton leadership and local paper operations amid a historical town-scope context.
28 Years Ago Today reports Mrs Addie Russell visiting Pendleton waits to return home from Cove with Mrs Helen Robinson and others A Meacham camp visit by BR Parkes and a population figure of 117 at a Teel Springs retreat are noted Two hundred people reportedly at Teel Springs as a popular mountain resort in the region Mrs Moore Marshall and Miss Grace Fivane depart by train for Meacham or Meacham camp relies on fragmentary lines
In a murky early draft a Cayune artist Louis Shippentower is linked to a Worthham carnival drawing. The note questions exemption on helmet grounds and childhood status amid references to a large war era and Ringling Brothers circus protest over a Pendleton event.
A July dispatch notes actions in the Mediterranean involving Porleist teamsports and assault on targets. Details are fragmentary but indicate ongoing hostilities and naval or air activity with allied forces observing operations.
Keer Bo Creer of Monroe travels afar during conflict to meet Hintieh echner’s contacts in the United States. He aims to secure support for his community in Africa, pursuing a path through New York to engage with officials. The journey to the peerwiths and the complex wartime network underscores his quest for relief amid danger.
California attorney Frutela J. Benes named to lead probe requested by President Wilson into special matters. Possible appointment could shape investigations and press scrutiny during the period, with Benes representing key legal backing for the inquiry.
Tuormina INS 26 Warthington drain standards were made uniform here with de? adopted by the government by the water grain combined. There has been confusion heretofore owing to conflicting standards between the federal code and
Fragmentary text notes an action taken for a peacon across several states. The readable portion suggests formal steps or decisions, but specific entities, dates, places, or organizations cannot be confirmed from the available fragment.
London reports that the British cruiser Amador was torpedoed with eight crew members killed, according to the Admiralty announcement issued today.
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