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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
7
Read Tam presents a college anthology piece praising grit as a relentless force. The poem lauds steadfast defense and stubborn fighting spirit amid struggles, portraying courage as the real measure of character.
The article argues that arming U S merchant ships is a legal and necessary response to Germany's submarine campaign. It says neutral and belligerent ships may be sunk in the proclaimed zone and that the United States aims to protect commerce without seeking war. It asserts war is not inevitable but possible if attacks continue.
Staten legislators align with the President to oppose Stone on foreign policy. The push aims to oust Stone from his position amid a broader debate over U.S. policy and Senate leadership.
The text discusses potential removal of Stone as chairman due to filibuster support and political slippery behavior. It notes past Republican action against Sumner under Grant for disagreeing with white house policy and recalls calls for changing the foreign affairs leadership. The piece portrays concerns about Stone’s suitability for heading a key committee.
The article notes high farm product prices spurring migration westward. Ex-governor M. E. Hay says railroads promise more homesteaders this year than ever. Spokane group has received nearly 1000 land inquiries since January 1. Eastern buyers priced out may shift to production, boosting western farming and cultivating unused land.
An article notes Congress recently approved near 1.2 billion dollars in appropriations with 689 million for a standard expenditure, highlighting 406 million more for the navy and 46 million more for fortifications. It emphasizes military preparedness and public support for the spending. mentions Baghdad under British capture and Seattle trial coverage and Pendleton residents raising the average daily phone calls. The piece ends with broad support for the President amid uncertain outcomes.
Police raid nets 10,000 aluminum caps and forged documents as Dr Ernest Schumer and Dr Chandra Chakraborty face charges of conspiring to arm a foreign nation. Wolff von Irel allegedly received 60,000 dollars for German propaganda while en route to Germany with Count von Bernatorff. Authorities say scheme aimed to ship arms from the United States to China for action in India under German auspices.
A Pendleton tale reports a wife found in a window dwelling after her husband spied her return home. The item also notes E J Sommerville buying W T Chalk’s Vincott and Lewis residence and local fisherman La Dow catching 24 trout in a single outing. Rumor of a new Pendleton newspaper launch circulates with more details expected tomorrow.
The note asks about Red Crown membership obligations and a 1970s party survey of Umatilla, mentions Harteau Long starting repairs 29 years ago this month, and asks if Frank Nash, now police chief, was once a Morrow County deputy sheriff, plus a fragment about Imm party naming.
Turner Oliver of La Granite has been appointed registrar and attorney for the Spokane land venture. Born in Calen county, he has lived 63 of his 67 years in the region, signaling a long local tenure amid the new project.
A sequence of warranty deeds records James Power and others selling plots to buyers including N W Investment Co, M W Han, and Serinda Wood, with prices from $1 to $4000 and parcel descriptions across townships and sections, plus several minor transfers and spouses listed as grantors or grantees.
The Overseas News Agency digest reports Field Marshal Hindenburg and General von Gudendorff favor an offensive on the Austro Italian front in Trentino after inspecting the front. They cite lack of railway facilities as a factor. The agency says neither commander opposes action.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe the parade with a list of participants including J. A. Hopkin Mary Patterson William Kent Ann Martin and Florence Wiles. It references women asserting suffrage at a White House event amid poor weather.
A fragmentary passage quotes an entente newspaper claiming a sequence of actions toward Serbia and Romania with phrases about appeasement and comfort, followed by an obituarial tone implying Italy’s position. The garbled text references Ludendorff and hints at postwar diplomacy and public sentiment.
A fragment asserts universal military training will improve American readiness and combat effectiveness, claiming it boosts fitness and frequent fighting advantage. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details about scope, date, or endorsing organizations.
This ad extols a mysterious tonic that allegedly cures coughs and strengthens the weak body. It promotes Dr Pierce of Buffalo New York and offers trial tablets by mail for ten cents. It is presented as a universal alterative extract.
Mae Turrrcus Torrarum notes a patient with fever cough and sore throat, mentioning tests and remedies. The fragment references a shaky scene involving Ebeve modalths and Sallie, with unclear names and dates, suggesting a medical diary or letter-like record from a small town clinic.
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