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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1914
Page
1
Reports from Torreon say rebels and federals clash as shelling continues with cautious estimates of heavy federal losses. Benavides moves against rail targets near Zavaisa and Bermijillo, retreating toward Escalon as federal forces pursue.
The Pendleton boys were defeated 6 to 5 in eleven innings as heavy ground and slick balls led to many runs. Pink Gillette allowed eleven walks and three hits while Weston pitcher gave up nine hits and nine strikeouts. Miller of Weston scored the winning run after a mental error in an extended, mudbound contest full of kicks and late scoring twists. Pendleton lineup included Rogers Gillette Stephenson Patton Halcom Parlett Gissler Pasco Goodman.
President Wilson said the ambassador Page was misunderstood in a speech about canal tolls and the Monroe doctrine. He noted U S press summaries contained misquotations due to omissions and additions by correspondents. The president cited a misquoted line about repealing the shipping exemption not merely to please England, explaining the speech as printed omitted the word merely.
The Roseburg Brewing and Ice Co. has a contract to ice carn and must double the capacity of its plant to meet the demand. The project involves upgrading equipment and expanding production lines to accommodate higher volumes.
General Villa leads his rebel forces in ongoing actions as reports describe shifting fronts and continued resistance in the Mexican theater. Military movements, troop dispositions, and potential clashes are noted amid the broader struggle for control.
During the tabernacle revival in Pendleton four hundred ninety eight cards were signed expressing a desire to become Christians. Preferences: Methodist 195, Christian 132, Baptist 67, Presbyterian 62, scattering or no preference 62. A $1200 freewill offering to Dr. KE Bulgin is noted. Crowds packed the tabernacle as Bulgin bid farewell then left for Dunuba California with brief family visit.
Reports from Ekaterinodar and St. Petersburg detail a massive coastal flooding disaster. Thousands feared homeless or starving as the Sea of Azov rose nine feet due to a hurricane and torrential rains. Dozens of towns were inundated with many lives lost including Achtyrskaya and nearby hamlets. rescue and casualty figures rapidly updated. In Ireland, coastal storm claims at least several fishermen fatalities.
Chicago report says Mrs. Augusta Dietz was freed on the charge of murdering her husband after the case was dismissed for insufficiency of evidence at the request of Assistant State Attorney Fleming. George Nurnberg, indicted with Mrs Dietz, was also released.
Washington march 16 the Catholic University completed its program to open a new dining hall and dormitory tomorrow the Gothic style structure spans 240 feet and will be partially used at first with a total cost of 250000 dollars
San Diego March 16 United States soldiers patrol the line near Tecate amid aroused residents after a raid on a Tecate store and post office and the killing of Frank Johnston on Saturday night presumably by Mexicans The brother of the dead man M D Johnston appeals to Secretary Bryan Governor Johnson and Congressman Kettner as Washington orders an investigation into international aspects of the case.
London march 16 suffraget arson squad early today burned six passenger coaches disabled switches and did other damage in the railroad yards at Kings Norton near Birmingham indicating a new protest tactic aimed at disrupting railway operations and signaling escalating militant suffrage actions.
Thomas McKeave known as Kanaka was found guilty of selling liquor to Anderson Ship bentower and sentenced to a $50 fine and 20 days in jail. If the fine is unpaid, 25 extra days will be added. Vernice Mitchell received the same penalties for giving liquor.
Portland report notes Idaho steers sold at 8.25 per hundred, the season’s high. Other livestock firm, while in Salem a ministerial union hears of wage and hour reforms tied to state employments for the unemployed.
Reports from Japan of continued shocks and volcanic activity follow a global toll with distressing notes from Russia, Mexico and the United States. Battles reported at Torreon as rebels shell the city. Mother Jones freed in Colorado. she vows to return to the opal strike area. President Wilson disputes a misquote about Ambassador Page. Indictments issued for Leora fighters, with arrests ongoing. Local gatherings, sports updates and legal fines noted.
Eighteen indictments issued for violations of gambling law with six naming operators of gambling houses. Several defendants arrested. others left the state. Prosecution cites Mattlock and Mosier at large while others remain in custody on gambling or permitting gambling charges from last fall.
Denver march 16. Mother Jones was released from custody by military authorities today. She was brought from Trinidad by Col onel Davis. General Chase ordered her release after she allegedly asked for freedom. Jones later said she did not ask to be freed and planned to return to Trinidad.
A strong earthquake struck Akita prefecture on Hondo island with several deaths and widespread destruction in Akita city and Wawakubi village. The nearby Asama-Yama volcano remains active 90 miles northwest of Tokyo, its last major eruption in 1783 obliterating villages.
Citizens from Kamiah Lewiston and Walla Walla report a clay deposit near Kamiah with medicinal curative claims. Two miners tested it on animals and skin ailments, noting quick leg wound healing and eczema relief. A sanitarium has been set up for clay applications. Vast banks of the material are described as powdered in appearance.
In Pomona California today Avia tor Glenn Martin Charles Willard Ignatius Sonbornne and Marton demonstrated an aerial attack against a fortified battalion of California National Guardsmen. Thousands watched as aviators carried out individual and coordinated bombing runs under International rules with army officers as judges. Marton was scheduled to attempt a world endurance and altitude passenger-carrying record tomorrow.
The Umatilla County Athletic and Oratorical Association votes to hold the annual high school track meet in Pendleton rather than Athena. Pendleton is excluded from competing, and the event aims to draw teams from all county schools due to central location and reduced travel costs. A tentative April 25 date depends on Odd Fellows convention timing. an oratorical meet may also be scheduled the same day.
Chief Kearney reacts calmly to the grand jury investigation of alleged gambling with praise for their work. The body returned eighteen indictments against gamblers and housekeepers, with police not charged. Warrants were issued, and some indicted fled the city. Sheriff Taylor withheld names as warrants served. The jury’s final report commends their diligence and notes lack of police misconduct beyond calls for vigilance.
Eastern Oregon stockmen plan their annual convention in Pendleton with 75 to 150 delegates. The 10 am business session features welcome by Prof. A C Hampton for Mayor Matlock, a 1 pm tour to Pendleton Woolen Mills, Eastern Oregon State Hospital and Round-Up Park, followed by an evening banquet at Eagle Woodman Hall hosted by local businesspeople. The Methodist church ladies will prepare the hand set.
Lewiston March 16 In line with nationwide push for expert instruction in farming the government assigns M M Murphy a specialist in alfalfa clover hog and cattle raising to duty on the Nez Perce Indian reservation He will work with regular reservation farmers to improve agricultural practices and yields.
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