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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1916
Page
4
Hughes visits Hudson New York addressing large audience after a long campaign barrage. He traveled thirty thousand miles and delivered five hundred speeches. He claims two million words in political argument and stresses securing Europe trade after the war.
Seattle dated Nov 1 officials refused to allow an Orthodox congregation to import 52 balloons of sacramental wine for 69 days citing amounts far exceeding actual need. The decision blocks shipment intended for religious rites, prompting debate over official limits and church practice.
Articles across American papers denounce Hughes over the American Independence Conference with Leary. Editorials accuse him of German influence, evasive stances, and fear of offending racial groups. The debate frames Hughes as weak on foreign policy and a danger to national unity amid election pressure.
Nov 4 report from Middleton shows Joseph Berrows of Harriman injured when a bear cage from Idaho shipped by Mrs. EW Harriman struck his hand with a claw. He received immediate medical treatment after the severe wound. The text also laments Cal Roosevelt missing a speech.
In CHIVAGH on November 4 a German performer described as a noted figure on the German and American stage for many years killed a fellow colleague following a dispute. The killer lamented being “stewing toward” a supposed grievance and reportedly confessed after to friends.
The force plans to equip the New York police with wireless gear for mounted and motorized units. Most precincts already have wireless capability and telegrams would be replaced by modern communications. The upgrade aims to improve rapid coordination and response.
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