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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
1
Bankers prepare a potential five billion dollar loan to end the war by unleashing unlimited credit for action. They claim the United States could fund munitions and foodstuffs, keeping funds within the country while influencing outcomes.
In Chicago on March 17 two secret service agents captured German suspects Kurt Kinache and Paul Gad after a long pursuit from a burned train. The event, tied to wartime security measures, led to their surrender before a wartime tribunal for investigation and potential charges.
Inland Empire reports severe cold and feed famine killing thousands of cattle. Central Oregon herds suffer as producers struggle to find fodder for steers and cows. sheep and lambs also affected in scattered sections. Severe shortages threaten livestock and local markets.
John Leedy age 76 died at home early morning in Umatilla County after a long retirement period. He leaves a widow and five children Delta Pendleton Miaanna Sherry Lebanon Andrew Leedy Pendleton Birdie Rander Mermivos Tom Teddy Pendleton and extended family including a brother and several relatives. The burial will be in Lehanesh Lin County, with ties to Pilot Rock region and Winx yon area.
Captain Jack Bonavita celebrated animal trainer known worldwide died in a Los Angeles hospital from injuries after a bear named Picela attacked him during a performance. His right arm was severely lacerated and amputation was considered. Bonavita had toured globally and performed for royal courts across Europe.
Thous ands of acres across Umatilla County suffer winter wind and cold as droughty snow cover left wheat unprotected. Farmers face costly reseeding, with spring sown yields uncertain and winter damage widespread. Beneficial rain may aid, but heavy reseeding remains likely in Pendleton area and western county where wheat is a key crop.
A Western desert storm trapped motorists along the Columbia River basin for days. PB Hall and T J Tobin led the effort with Stropeen Auto Co. and Thurmart Motorman crew sharing hardships. Tobin and Keating helped rescue teams as they drove new Fords toward Pendleton before the storm halted progress.
A cyclone leveled the town of Petrey in the early morning, killing fourteen residents and injuring twenty others. Officials report the full extent of the disaster remains undetermined, pending confirmation of casualty figures.
March 7 Willamina. Joseph Turndirge, a farmer, was killed when he grabbed an electric wire that lay on the ground. The accidental death occurred while he attempted to free a tangled line on his property. Police and safety officials investigated the scene.
Pan citon residents are urged to reclaim unused vacant lots and back yards for vegetable gardens to cut living costs. V. Tallman highlights several lots available for hopeful gardeners and notes his own land by the river. He urges the water commissioner to allow affordable irrigation, warning water costs threaten crop value.
Frontline dispatches state German soldiers crossed into the Netherlands near Zwolle in March 1987 seeking food supplies and have been interned at Zwolle. Officials report mobilization and border tensions affecting local populations.
Philadelphia March 21 Ted Meredith holder of the world half and quarter mile records announced his intention to enter the United States army as a aviator He plans to organize a University of Pennsylvania flying squadron with Ron Lippincert former springing champion and prominent in Otompiec camps
A damaged OCR story notes a figure described as a friend of reform or opposition being invited to return after three decades in prison. The text includes garbled names and places, mentioning political dissidents, a cabinet, and a regime change context, with uncertain specifics.
General Barry commands the central division has sealed orders for disposition of thirty nine Military guard units under arms. Censorship is strict and assignments were not announced. Authorities say the measures reflect Justice Department recommendations amid covert Washington agents and growing recruitment efforts since the Civil War era.
Sheriff T D Taylor arrested Kid Moore on arrival from Montana before a new prohibition law. Two pints of whiskey found on him. he allegedly planned to sell one pint to an Indian for 5 10. Police recovered a lodging room with liquor and a photographer by trade. District Attorney KR 1 Keator to present evidence to grand jury. potential charges include bootlegging or hemp imports.
A recollection says Congress will introduce a resolution on April third after the President's message. It declares that acts by Germany have caused war and that the US must prosecute the war decisively to restore peace. The foreign affairs committee cites a prior attempt at redress and favors asserting rights through force if needed.
Portland March 27 farmers screen wheat demand prompts strong bidding by mills. Previous high prices shattered as Portland Merchants Exchange futures show May at 1.97 and July at 1.63 with additional quotes from Chicago and Portland reports indicating widespread enthusiasm for spot wheat.
A large Pendleton parade plans for Thursday promotes All Participators No Onlookers as a show of civic support and antiwar sentiment. The event includes a marching program led by parade directors, with contingents from Spanish War veterans and Girls National Guard. After the march a program at Regen Theatre features music, choirs, and a performance by The Alta Orchestra under conductor O Chart Breech.
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