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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
7
County official paper issued a notice from Pendleton with United Press Association copy. Second class matter at the post office.
If he is honest, kind, and diligent, he will aid others and pray with his family. A man who serves, respects a woman's name, and plays fair in life is good enough regardless of politics. Detroit Free Press stresses character over creed or clever tricks.
The Zimmerman note alleged German plot to invade through Mexico and lure Japan into war against the United States, prompting calls for German Americans to prove loyalty to the United States. The piece questions allegiance and urges steadfast devotion to the stars and stripes in wartime.
In 1808 Fortunes wheel notes Paul Miliukopf credited as revolt leader in Russia visits United States and meets Col Roosevelt in the White House during an interview with the president.
The request by Miliakoff was denied by President Roosevelt following a protest from Russian ambassador Baron Rosen who called the professor a political convict. The decision, seen as etiquette bound, leaves the 1908 outcast potentially poised to name the next U.S. ambassador.
Fresno Labor Council adopts a resolution against race based discrimination and signals cooperation with Japanese workers forming unions. The piece notes potential economic rather than social solutions to the Japanese question as unions seek equal pay and integration into American labor.
Dispatches from Petrograd report the death of the thirteen year old Czarevitch son of abdicated Czar Nicholas. If true, the next heir would be Grand Duke who has abdicated, leaving Grand Duke Nicholas as heir to the throne.
Rev. John Cook of Echo, pastor of the ME church, is reported very ill. The Willamette University Glee Club, fifteen members, with Mim Hazel Alene Hockenamth, entertained at Echo auditorium to a large, appreciative audience. Local officers and visitors, plus musical selections, filled the program as strong cold weather continues with no sheep losses. Dr. Geo B. Van Waters arrived for Episcopal services with Bishop Paddock at the Masonic hall.
The Study Club led by Rev. Van Waters will meet as usual at the military room in the city hall tonight.
A fragmentary note identifies Quintus Publus Maximus YWerracosus as the delayer and likens him to the patrol spirit of modern generals, a symbolic comparison that suggests hesitation as a tactical trait.
Fragment mentions superiorly trained nations preparing for a twelve cylinder war that would leave the world unprepared.
New York on March 23 reports Cardinal Parley refused to sign a declaration before the mayor's committee on national defense. His secretary Mer Thomas G. Carroll explained the refusal, citing concern a pledge would direct sentiment toward Germany and risk religiously motivated hostility, while affirming loyalty to U.S. patriotic interests.
The text recalls precontact Umatilla and Washoe peoples on the Columbia area and Piute Bannock histories, questions Gar Matlock’s fatherhood, and notes Union County’s 1864 creation from a sentiment about union. It also mentions Fallroad distances to Umetilla County, Roy Hitner’s teaching career, and John F P Hill’s Confederate service.
A misspelled reminiscence notes the sale of a time farm near Centerville to Alvin C Rueceil for 10000 dollars. It mentions vermilion town color, smashed windows, town revelry, river salmon runs, and dance events with a mix of local names and places amid a millennial climate note and an upcoming exhibition at Nolin.
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