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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1917

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United States Awaits Austria Submarine Note Response

The U S state department received Austria's reply to the submarine memorandum and may wait for Austria to act. Officials foresee concessions and aim to avoid breaking relations while restoring international law. The note criticizes Allied blockade methods and asserts neutrality duties amid war stakes.

Washington State Department Austria United States Aly England Ue Allion

No Lamb Losses In Recent Storm Report

The report from eastern Oregon notes no lamb losses during the recent storm as sheepmen in Umatilla Morrow and Gilliam counties prepared for lambing. Wintering lambing starts, with spring lambing due about March, and herds show strong growth due to high wool and cotton prices. Farmers anticipate better weather and continued readiness amid mountain conditions and feed supplies for thirty days.

Mamern Oremip Umatilla Morrow Gil Ham Amythe Joe Cunha Wiitelenworth Pendleton Sheep Co Anton Ver Seaporta Ahoen

Pwamont PMghnting Deen

The city report notes an event at the Caries Wont area with local officials and a feverish mood. Residents seek relief as the Gennes face ongoing concerns, with health checks and safety measures discussed.

Special Weather Forecast Aids Eastern Stockmen

Dan P. Smythe, a prominent local sheepman, praises a joint forecast from the U S Weather Bureau in Portland and the forestry service as a valuable boon to stockmen in eastern Oregon and Washington. He notes forecasts predict big storms with accuracy, saving lambing flocks. skeptics have become believers, and stockmen plan to heed warnings to protect their herds and shipping interests.

United States Weather Bureau Portland Forestry Service Oregon Washington Dan P. Smythe Weather Bureau McKensie

Premier warns Japan against action risking war

Premier Te rauchi stated that a Zimmer­man letter shows Germany tries to estrange Japan from the United States and displayed ignorance of other nations. He warned that Japan would invite “sheer madness” if it attacked the United States, stressing Japanese-American friendship.

Tokio Terauchi Mde Zimmerman Germpany Japan United States

Appam Restored British Ownership in British Plot Trial

March report states the supreme court ordered Appam restored to British ownership. The German plotters are to stand trial on piracy charges related to a Canadian railway bridge. Washington, New York, and 10a Bael on rae thon lowe are mentioned in fragmented OCR text.

Waerlingtod Wtmmer Appamn Yorner Horns Washington New York Bael Rae Thon Lowe

Flames Force Man to Fall to His Death Detiont

A man fell to his death after flames forced him to release his grip from a window ledge. Firefighters and bystanders watched as he clung for five minutes before slipping. The scene drew a crowd and described intense heat and smoke. Authorities labeled the incident a fatal fire case with ongoing investigations.

Mutoh &— PD Voorhiestung Pire Mroke Vourhias Seeman

American Victim of the Laconia Sinking Named in Obituary

Mary Hey of Cuenco and her daughter Beatrixwed died February 26 after the Laconia was torpedoed by a German submarine. The mother perished in her daughter’s arms from exposure aboard the sinking ship, marking a tragedy amid wartime losses between the United States and Germany.

Mary Hey Cuenco Joey ocfAn Mim Hey United States Germany

Burglars Target Portland Heights Home of Railways VP

The Portland Heights residence of Fox Fuller, vice-president of the Portland Street Railways, has been burglarized twice. Police believe the thieves hunt charts on revolutionary wireless improvements. Fuller is conducting the experiments with his son, chief electrical engineer of the Federal Wireless.

Portland March Portland Heights Fox Fuller Portland Street Railways Fuller Federal Wireless

Sturtevant Will Case Appeal Filed in Circuit Court

Notice of appeal filed today by JW Coutts and Fee and Fue for Mark A. Sturtevant Alma Sturtevant and Pay Sturtevant challenging Judge Marsh in Velute Court. Appeal taken to circuit court and service made on Vivian J. Sturtevant’s attorneys.

Sturtevant Jw, Coutts Fee & Fue Mark A. Sturtevant Alma Sturtevant Pay Sturtevant Weariat Marsh Circuit Court Stephen A. Eh Frederick Steiner Rabese Wil M. Petersin Vivian J. Bturtevant Linsner Lowell KE Witetanta

Admirals Fisher and Metx Stir War Return Talk

London march 6 Admiral Sir Hedworth Metx denounced as traitors those who wish to restore Lord Fisher to the Admiralty. The crowd dismissed the effort as intrigue led by disloyal voices claiming Fisher deserted his post. The speaker warned only a fool would bring back a failed leader to command.

London Hedworth Metx One of Commona Portemunth Ohlet Echitielving Hetche Lord Fisher Admiralty Admiral Mex

Steamer Drmikt Fire Extinguished Near Havana Route

March incident on the Steamer Drmikt en route from Permecodia to Havana extinguished boiler fires. The vessel called for aid as flames endangered the crew and passengers. Nearby steamship Colombia observed the emergency and assisted in the response.

Drmikt Permecodia Havana Panmecola Colombia

Kolb Arrested in Des Moines Germany Plot Claim

Kolb, a former German army lieutenant, was arrested in Hoboken for a bomb plot case. He had worked in Des Moines in July 1914 in the automobile business, came to the city from Mexico, and says he never worked for Germany while here. He claims his travels sent him to Egypt and other foreign places.

Kolk Des Moine Des Moines Frice Kolb Germany Hoboken Mexico Kolm Egypt

Benson Heads State Highway Commission

Simon Benson of Portland is named chairman of Oregon's newly organized state Highway Commission. Other members include Adams of Eocene and W. L. Thompson of Pendleton. The appointment of a chief highway engineer is deferred until after the Jones election.

Benson Salem Nehway Commisson Simon Benson Portland Inchairman Adams Eocene WL. Thompson Pendleton Adare Ceri Ovaniry

Actual sale of club at 1.67 across markets

Merchants report ante of ten thousand bushels of April club cheat with April price readings. Chicago figures show fluctuating quotes with open, high, low, and bid levels. Prices listed include May 1.505, July 3.559, and brand names such as SLOT FIRE. Portland market notes 1.66 to 1.71.

Marth Chicago Saintes Portland Ore

Late wire bulletins sister of pop dies

Rome report notes Mrs. Nena Paroda, sister of the noted pop icon, has died. The terse dispatch relays the death in a bare bulletin, with no further details on funeral plans or age. The item reflects the era’s fragmented wire service style.

Pop Rome March Nena Paroda Siner The Inet Popc.hin

Witte Hopse Pickelling Abandoned by Women

Washington reports an incident where women abandon a situation or event in Salfragetios March. Details are sparse but event implications imply social tension and local response. The fragment hints at a headline style report with limited clarity on persons or places.

President weighs power to arm merchant ships in Senate

Washington March 6 President Wilson expected to announce if he can arm merchantmen. Legal staff reportedly supports empowered move while White House discloses copies of his inauguration address to foreign governments. Senate leaders clash over cloture rules as filibuster fears rise and debate continues on authority.

Washington Senate Owen Hunday Marshall Thomas Lidige Congress Simrvhall Verdman Wilson Kenyon Kirby Lane Joa Pollette March Wilein Wilken Willem Ell Gisbinetin Eenarore

Resolutions Back President At Pendleton Meeting

Resolutions praising the president and urging support for the administration will be presented to the Commercial Association at tonight’s monthly meeting. Business leaders demand clear, nonpartisan backing while drafts are prepared for a banquet event with the association slated for Thursday.

Pendleton Nations Harry Jance Winson Passige Tallman Hie

Lane Says He Did Not Oppose Bill To Arm Merchantmen

Senator Lane states he supported amending the measure to give limited protections to American ships and cargoes, opposing a blanket arming plan. He cites ongoing Senate debate, wish for modifications, and accuses leaders of forcing terms without consent. He defends his stance as cautious and reasonable.

Plot Against India Foiled by New York Police

New York police arrested Doctors Chanader Chakiogerty and Ernest Schooner on charges of planning a military expedition against India. The case involves a two million dollar fund left by Pernstorff to finance German propaganda. An alleged accomplice, Fritz Kolb, with Schwartz, faced charges as bombs were found in Kolb's hotel room. Hearing slated for tomorrow as conspirators, believed to be Black, were taken into custody.

New York Chanader Chakiogerty Ernest Schooner Srising Iite Pernstorff Schwarts Fritz Kolb

Flood Leaves Four Thousand Homeless in Tennessee

In Chattanooga and surrounding areas the deluge has left about four thousand people homeless. Shelters overflow as high water continues to threaten more homes and businesses. Local officials urge residents to seek safe refuge and await further evacuation guidance.

Germans seek new allies amid controversial letters

Amsterdam report cites Purelen Secretary Zem merman presenting a second explanation to the Reichstag. He claims German efforts to gain allies were insufficient and criticizes American disclosures about Japan. The diplomat notes that interactions stirred public concern and justified caution.

Amsterdam Fertia Purelen Zemmerman Japan

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