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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1917
Page
8
A failed attempt to rob a teller at the University of Washington union ends when the suspect shoots himself after bluffing the teller with a bottle described as nitroglycerine. The June 1 incident in King County prompted police to investigate the botched robbery and ensuing self harm.
Franklin Witman once from Spokane shot himself in the Geiik just before Whitshad demanded 262 in a note handed to assistant Conhier Nurdquis. Noémigulk ducked beneath the counter pulled a revolver and fired twice. Witman then shot himself. Witman wrote he was crazy and planned a bank hold up hoping no one would be hurt.
Sidney Prager of Brooklyn, a student at the College of Liberal Arts at Syracuse University, is recovering after a severe beating by fellow students who accused him of an unpatriotic act. Prager allegedly burned a paper napkin bearing an American flag, an incident that led to a midnight assault in Sims Hall. He was driven to the Hospital of Crood Shepherd and later relocated to avoid further danger. Police were sought for protection and investigation.
The text promotes Kareaparinia and Protiron Pili as remedies for anemia and nervous disturbances. It notes swollen glands, skin eruptions, and sores as conditions that respond, suggesting combining Hood's Sarsaparilla and iron tonics for stronger effect. It advises consulting a druggist for these medicines.
The War Department announces starting June 18 to purchase animals for six classes of horses and mules, with price ranges and weights. Four purchasing zones coordinate with Fort Keard Idaho to Port Royal Virginia, shipping orders via vouchers and six class bids across the United States.
Washington reports the actual draft of American soldiers will likely begin September 5, with preparations for supplies and equipment in full swing. Officials say American ingenuity will drive the process, despite public concern over government mobilization and wartime measures.
Judge Robert Lovett former head of Union Pacific Railroad and now based in New York offers nearly all his time to Red Cross work. He told Red Cross chairman Henry F. Davison that he is too old for front lines but eager to help in any war effort. He may lead a bureau coordinating philanthropic efforts nationwide.
Be still for a minute. This is no elation call to arms but a call to patriotic duty. Citizens urged to invest, save, and support Uncle Sam through bond purchases, linking family labor to national prosperity and securing the country’s future.
The Rev Joseph Fort Newton, formerly of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, began his ministry at City Temple in London with a crowded service celebrating new found unity between Drilinn and American nations. The American flag was presented to Newton by the Church of the Divine Paternity in New York for presentation to the City Temple.
Spreading to shoulders and itching noted. Two boxes of ointment cured in two weeks. Nora OHar e of Sliver Street Butte Montana dated Sept 14 1914. Cuticura claims to soothe and heal eczema rash boils and burns, speeds comfort for men women and children. Exclusive toilet soap with Cuticura Ointment in its use. Free sample offer via mail return card.
A fragmented account recalls a City Temple gathering where a Union Jack was matched by worshippers outfits. Visible in the galleries and pews are khaki-clad men including Michigan presenter W A Graham Clarke of North Carolina and doctors Grinnely ysones of Massachusetts and Herman A Daver of Washington state. The text notes social discomfort and preference for old fashioned language amid the scene.
Washington report notes four new experts joined the tariff commissions. William Mf. Steuert leads the list, with others named from various government and industry backgrounds. The move aims to broaden expertise on duties and trade policy.
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