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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1918
Page
5
Deg ree conferred on President Wile by Lincoln Memorial University trustees on tax day at Hodgro Gath Tennessee. Dr Randall J Condoln announced the award saying the degree of Doctor of Laws is earned by service in humanity.
The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron for nervous, rundown, and hagard looking people, claiming blood and nerve conditions improve when taken before and after meals. It emphasizes Peptiron as a superior iron preparation with no teeth injury or constriction, and promotes economy and a four fold benefit from using both products.
Kansas City Missouri May 31 AbL though separated by more than 7800 miles Mrs Ida Orrick of Lenape Kansas and Private Homer T Orrick a machine gunner at Camp Miles X.Y. today celebrate the first day of marriage. The ceremony was conducted by Isle Saint Paul via telegraph with questions flashed to the army camp and answered there. Neighbors listened in along the wire as the couple who have known each other about a year prepare for the husband’s possible oversea duty.
A Civil War veteran in Cleveland claimed three men pickpocketed him aboard a streetcar on June day. He urged passengers to stay calm as the motorman sped toward Woodhill road barns before police arrived to handle the arrest by Patrolmen Kovahy and Kucern.
The E. W. Rose Co. of Cleveland offers a product claim for itching relief with claims of speeding skin healing and comfort. The ad emphasizes safety and value, pricing it at $1.00, and presents the product as a remedy against skin irritation and related discomfort.
Maritime and industrial notes from June 4 report J W Plansgen shipping a carload of knots to Norwich for wooden vessels. Linn county manhunt ends inconclusively with no Baldwin arrest. UnlIa Grande court schedules initial cases amid neighbor dispute. French government to build 20 to 66 wooden ships at Tacoma yards. Royse and Gervbiller launches noted. First intercollegiate grenade event drafted for Pacific coast meets in Spokane. Bill Shoup joins Camp Grant club after drafting in Portland. Oregon university officials discuss nationwide campaign to keep students in school under emergency education council. Deschutes county candidate disqualified for unclear term. Oregon food administrator Ayer returns, praises patriotism over white flour. Possible 31 lashes for Mike Nikitin if convicted in San Francisco.
Springfield May 31 Federal authorities seize an alleged code said to belong to Henry Hake who is under arrest in Deestur He reportedly admitted pro German sympathies An investigation is under way Labor delegates arrive in St Paul Minn June 4 ahead of the 26th annual convention of the American Federation of Labor with preliminary meetings and the International Labor Press of America set for the main gathering.
A reward of 260 dollars is offered for Jeremiah A. O'Leary the Irish leader who vanished just before facing a United States Court in New York on an indictment for conspiracy His brother was later indicted and held in bonds of 160 000 by the Federal Court.
Little Rock Ark June 2 heavy batteries opened on the Kaiser as the National Editorial association began its six day convention. H C Hotaling of Mapleton Minn delivered the address and Frank Sian of New York spoke on Reconstruction after the War. W G McAdoo and Herbert Hoover are on the program for Tuesday. After the convention editors embark on a week long state tour by special train with bands and celebrations at each station.
Amsterdam dispatch reports that German medical authorities used cruel methods on wounded soldiers in Munich prompting patient uprisings. At Konenteliy the hospital faced arson by rioters. The Reichische Volks Zeitung notes patients screamed as electric shocks were applied. Deputies question the reports in parliament.
New York June - Hubert Lans ing secretary of state Lieutenant Paul Perigord French army hero and Lord Reading British high commissioner are among notables to receive honorary degrees at Columbia University 164th annual commencement Wednesday Activities to be curtailed due to wartime conditions Faint heart never wins hard knocks will lick the Kaiser
This issue highlights Greater Vitagraph’s melodrama serial Ven-Seante and the Women at Pas Time Theatre with William Donevan and Carol Holdry as prisoners facing a Sheriff’s trap and a pursuing outlaw band. Arcade features William Fox presenting Her One Mistake with Gladys Brockwell in dual roles across a new George Scarborough drama.
Advertises Chamberlains Tablets as a cure for indigestion constipation and stomach pains and Chamberlains Liniment for lameness and rheumatic pain. Claims physicians away from home and promotes keeping remedies on hand to ease suffering and potentially save lives.
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