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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
8
Pendleton's youth crowds gather at the depot for a parade and a day of circus marvels. The main show opens at 2 pm with a full spectacle of horses, elephants, lions, and aerial artists, followed by a second performance at 7:30 pm.
In Portland on June 17 the draymen association began breaking the teamsters strike by dispatching 25 strikebreakers on idle wagons guarded by 50 special police. Most guards are former union men. The unionists offered no violence as Mayor Simon defended himself, saying everyone gets a square deal and promising police protection.
Governor Hadley declared that Theodore Roosevelt will announce the Republican party policies for the next national campaign upon his arrival in the United States. He spoke at a Republican club banquet in St. Louis, praising Roosevelt as the greatest political genius and the first citizen of the world today. The plan is to hear the policy directly from Roosevelt upon his shoreside return.
Hundreds of young people and many prominent ministers arrived in Winona today for the Epworth League annual conference. The event runs for three days starting June 17 in Minnesota.
A string of visitors and locals crowd Pendleton today as residents from McKay Helix Stanfield Athena Echo and Wadlula arrive for the circus and local business. Notables include H F Hubbard, J Durham, J Byard, KK Adams, P A McPhee, Chloe Stanfield, B Guderian, William Humphrey, M McNett, Miss Jentile Perry, and Charles Cleveland among others. Businessties extend to Rupers McCook and local attorneys Carter Morton.
Richmond June 17 among laws passed by the last Virginia legislature relating to labor goes into effect today a measure to protect workers from unscrupulous employment agencies and labor bureaus. The agent must find work for his client or charge nothing beyond a $1 filing fee for listing the name. The act does not bar a second fee to the person supplied a servant nor charges from the employer, but it bars fees from the worker to employing agencies.
Three year old Joe Gasser wandered into a street car line in Portland today and died within minutes. The child was crushed beneath the car truck and rescuers had to lift the car to free him. His mother, Mia Gasser, and her husband Charles Gasser, whose Boise home is unfamiliar, arrived in Portland a few days ago.
Gun salutes and bells mark the 135th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill in Charlestown today. Thousands of Bostonians and suburban residents attend parades and pageants as the observance centers in historic Charleston.
Eighty Chinese otter hunters were killed by brigands near Manchus on the Russian Chinese frontier on May 19. The attackers seized a thousand otter skins, most hunters were slain as payback for the stock, while some men lingered to report the events to their wives.
Canadian ports to fore as Allan Line considers ordering two more turbine steamers for the Liverpool and St. Lawrence service. The proposed vessels would exceed 20 000 tons and surpass 18 knots to compete with Cunard. The move signals Canadian lines challenging New York dominance with faster transatlantic sailings from Quebec via a shorter route.
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