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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1917

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British Deny Knowledge of German Plot Emerges

Washington reports say the British embassy denies knowledge of the Zimmermann plot before the administration’s disclosure. The state department plans to ask México’s stance on Germany’s scheme as Villa’s border agents suggest possible alignment with Germany in a war scenario. Mexico City expects formal denial of participation with Carranza’s government likely denying any German linkage. Both Japan and German ministers deny knowledge of the letter.

Washington State Department Ambasador Fiewher Carraney Mexioo Villa Ville Alermany Mexico City Mexico Gaye Carranza Germany Maxine Zimmerman

Pendleton Elks Plan New Quarters Within Year

Pendleton Elks 10 elect W Ritner as ruler for the next year and pledge revival of plans for a fine new business room and club quarters within twelve months. The group aims to discuss building plans at the first April meeting after recent elections.

Pendleton Elks Pendleton W. Ritner Cemaledt Pendleton Lode Jim Somenten Court Knight Fr. McMonles Merriary Fite Gerald RM. Kerry Tyler Tom Smart Trusten Roy Raley K. W. Ritner G. W. Phelps Folica

Unclear Text Reflects Wartime Military Service Note

Fragmentary OCR mentions Whitman Whitrun and Australian pugilist Darey Iron. Governor directs state committee to forbid. references Darey 9 Slacker and mandatory military service in a country. Text is garbled and hard to parse.

Almany Mare Whitrun Jack Dillon Darcey

Feratin Men Accuses Tone Shift in Cerieen Stuation

In MADIFUN March 2 report Feratin Men ett proposes a joint resolution urging Tan Follette to alter stance on the Cerieen situation. Berlin notes Germany’s response to protest hints and continued neutral shipping impact while pledging to protect Chinese sites. London coverage highlights a court reference to seamen Kanlom controversy and American Teen context.

Madifun Feratin Menett Wikeonein Tan- Follette Berlin Germany

Sells Dog for 2000 Dollars as Women Cry for Bread

A New York City leader A L Holland paid Mre M Nor 2000 in cash for a Pekin spaniel. The price, about 506 bushels of potatoes or 19,000 pounds of colons at current market, drew attention at the annual New York show at Madison Square Garden. Nowata Swinley Litien and the aristocrat who commanded such a high figure are noted. Nowata and his brother Nowata Pao Pey were purchased by Mriarty in Zagland last year for 800.

New York A. L. Holland M. Nor Nowata Swinley Litien Doudom Helland Madison @grave Garden Nowseta Mriarty Zagland

Style Show Draws Immense Crowd At Pendleton Event

A Pendleton community style show drew a large audience at the Temple Theatre. Models from Pendleton and New York wore evening gowns and street wear, displaying gowns, suits, coats, hats, gloves and shoes while being praised for poise and elegance. Notable participants included Lucile Calisin, Martha Hudemann, Mabel Vaughan, and professional New York models. The show featured a live band, striking accessories, and outfits supplied by local shops Royal Sawrellyn, Willan, and shops including The Peoples Wholesale House.

Lucile Calisin Miew Martha Hudemann Naydne Binkeley Nex Hall Ofitre McDonald Mildred Gayll Hazel Giilette Nellie Moyer Mia Wade Privets Mist Ina Kanenafer Gladys Slanehter Els Emil Beck Weasley Haswell At Kimball Ray Chapman Weeton Lake AW Lindgren Ray Snyder Atheliis Costa Thes A. I Schaefer Royal Willan Peoples Warehouse Sayres Alexanders Honda Rowe Campbell Mreeha Cohen Hat A. H. Allen

London Is Certain U S Will Now Fight

London dispatches from March 4 report newspapers viewing the German plot as a direct war act. They forecast the United States will join the fight and express confidence Japan will not alter course, while voices warn against complacency and urge defending national interests.

London U.S United State Japan the Chronicle Telegraph Germany

Northwest smelt price cuts hit New York market

Ten tons of Columbia River smelt were shipped to New York markets as a government estimate noted price cuts per pound. The report mentions arrivals at the food market and a related committee discussion on commodity adjustments, including two tons of hominy and Brazilian tonnage.

New York Columbia River Ac- Latitio Warel Leells Elxteees Centre Itsue Muain

Bond Bros Best Window Display Wins First Honors

Bond Bros capture first honors for best shop window, praised for harmony, taste, and selling power. Other notable displays include Peoples Warehouse, Trusha Millinery Sayre, and The Delia earning honorable mentions, with The Taylor Hardware Co. winning for most unique display.

Bond Bros Bond Brea Sawtelle Diver Uophy Beat Window B. Alom Interaert Pendeton Peoples Warehouse Trusha Millinery Sayre Delia Taylor Hardware Allewe Feu Steethartinger Tarot Hardware Co M Indy

Four Cent Rise in Wheat Today

Chicago markets show a four cent rise in wheat with May and July futures quoted around 1.41 to 1.56. The East Oregonian notes price ranges, while Portland reports commodity activity and a French vessel La Touraine arriving late today. Wireless buzz connects Nantucket weather and market chatter from New York.

Laner Crowe New York Wireless Nantucket

War Council Organized of All Parties

A war council including President Wilson and cabinet members is being organized with industrial experts and members from every political party. Gompers is expected to direct labor efforts as the system armie of ships nears readiness, with Willard of the railroad cited in transport roles.

Wilson Transportation Warphingtoun Ette Minctty Willard Baltiooine and Ohio Railroad Gonpere

Navy ships to be armed with Brookins ports guns

The Navy Department reports gathering guns at Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston and Norfolk yards and ready ammunition for immediate use on American ships. Four American tenes are modeled to be launched and will likely carry six inch rifles while another vessel to carry three inchers.

Washington March Navy Department Brookins Philadelphia Boston Norfolk

Auto Licenses To Meet Expense Of Road Bond Issue

W L Thompson, newly appointed member of the state high way commission, arriving from Portland, explains auto license fees and increased taxes will fund road bonds. He notes the one quarter mill road tax and doubled license fees will cover interest and retirement of bonds, while avoiding tax increases. Thompson has not yet met with other commissioners and has 25 license applicants awaiting action.

W. L. Thompson Thin City State Highesay Comminion Portland Honda Mr. Thompson Pew Commission Thompson

Firemen Aid in National Defense

National defense photo shows the fireboat New York tied near the Brooklyn Bridge as it guards munitions piers where war supplies are loaded for the war effort. Fire crews keep watch on piers and key structures at night, reinforcing Manhattan's defense posture.

Ahone New Terk Ima Hreskiyn Bridge Manhattan Knok

Congress Debates Expanded Presidential War Powers

Washington March 2 The Senate advances a bill granting broader presidential control over armed ships and defense funding. A lengthy debate is anticipated before a key vote. The measure includes a million and a half dollar appropriation for the San Francisco Bay project, with strong objections from the Navy and War departments.

Senate Siene Enite Ta Pollette DTS Posse Mmscnesion Anvel Bil

Submarine Attacks Hit 23 U.S. Vessels Since War Began

In Washington March 1 twenty three American ships faced submarine and mine attacks since the war began. Twelve ships destroyed four Americans were killed with many wounded. The tally excludes the Lusitania and other belligerent vessels.

Washington

Prisoners En Route to DevyMark From New York

March 2 report notes prisoners being moved from New York toward Devymark via Deneck. Route details are sparse. Authorities confirm transfer underway with standard security measures in place.

Pock Yarrowdale Devymark New York Deneck

Ghamasy Lear Crazy Argentine VIP News From Paris

Fragmented OCR text mentions Buenos Aires March, Argentina, and German raids. Paris reports simultaneous German raids and French artillery actions toward Avoncourt, capturing strongpoints in a war context. Content is garbled but indicates World War II era reporting with foreign power references.

Buenos Aires Germany Elearores Paris Soles Armonne Priserora Avoncourt Ida

German Plot Revealed as U S Fights Inquiries

Secret Service monitors German activity in the Tampico district amid fears of a plot to disrupt Allied supply lines. Investigators report generals and agents in northern Mexico and Latin American nations involved as U S authorities outline wartime countermeasures and preparations.

EL Paso Secret Service Tampico Teo Sith Murcia Mexico

Hoch Case Heads to 10 Jurors Tonight

A Hoch theft case nears verdict with judges and attorneys signaling a likely conviction beyond doubt. The trial began last evening at 7 and included briefs from Mabie Argu ment for plaintiffs and defense counsel for Gibson Cole, Warehour, the Dickson estate, and others.

Plaineifs Scke Prederice Seiwer Gibson @ Cole Col. J He Ftaley Carver Dickson Reiner Col Gays Or

Elevators Dedication To Highlight Bulk Grain Tomorrow

Bulk grain will be the focus at the formal dedication of Endleton’s 1400 Farmers Union Grain Elevator. The event starts at 1 30 pm with a raising ceremony and an explanatory talk by F C Burrell. Mayor J A Reman of Marehel presides as attendees hear about grain standards and project progress from federal and local speakers. All invited to attend the program and dinner.

Tomorow Endleton Merrow F. C Burrell Bagie-Weediman Hal Aldre Welcoms J A. Reman Marehel M A Ian Eet A. Koshure Mitter Addres C J. Smith Porthand Informa Jostph Jered Wela Camden Joe Meet Hoe Geeoets Tie Gery Tanguet

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