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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
4
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The Sniper News reports Theodore Roosevelt denounces claims that the administration suppresses press criticism. He argues government leniency exists as criticisms by Roosevelt and others are published without restraint, and that voluntary censorship has not targeted official criticism.
The article argues President Wilson uses openness in oversight by appointing Charlie Evans Hughes to investigate criticisms of the aircraft board. It claims the move proves a fair, fear-free inquiry and contrasts it with calls to intern the colonel, labeling Calvert as a sniper and Lloyd George’s stance.
The piece argues Germany relies on propaganda as its field defeat grows evident. It notes American manpower surpassing Haig's Flanders force, warns of German influence in Mexico and the U S, and urges vigilance. It also mentions Pendleton youths abroad, Umatilla County wheat prospects, Horner’s capture, and upcoming school elections.
Ed Barrett a former cashier at Cruatina county bank Athens visited town from Portland after attending a grand Odd Fellows gathering. A freight car and work crew were dispatched to secure a water pipe part from a freight train. Mayor Gagen buys horses for Port Townsend Street railway grading. Hatton residence finishes a rowboat named the Fanny Hatten as a gift from Charts Lane to his daughter. Colonel William Pareona returned from a brief business trip to Baker City.
Regulators restrict farm equipment sales to anyone in the business who violated Food Control Act provisions by unjust pricing or improper handling. The rule requires Secretary of Agriculture sanction for any sale to such dealers after the proclamation takes effect.
Washington May 27 Retailers of farm equipment are not required to secure licenses but must report profits as outlined by a U S Department of Agriculture statement explaining features of President Wilsons licensing system for farm implement trade The Food Control Act provisions of 1917 bring under license manufacture importation distribution and storage of stock implements machinery and other farm equipment Retailers are exempt from licensing requirements and defined as persons or firms whose wholesale sales do not exceed Some phrasing adjusted for readability
The Willys Knight car features the Sleeve Valve Motor claimed to set world records for long runs and power with minimal wear and carbon buildup. London omnibuses and many English automobiles are equipped with this motor, boosting the brand’s prestige. Call, see and discuss one of these cars.
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