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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
2
A disastrous incident unfolds at the Chicago fire scene with casualties and ongoing confusion. Reports describe a lantern ignition sparking a broader blaze, a firefighter named Anthony Bote attempted to intervene, and a bystander later succumbs to injuries. The authorities investigate causes and assess the damage as families mourn.
Nomination by Senator Navy at Washington for two cadets includes a former Peachese boggeon officer. John T. McCourt, age 39, joins Partha cadet training after officers’ training camp at Presidio. He receives second lieutenant commission at Camp Perry amid a career tied to Chicago and Portland figures.
Henry Wood reports in Rome on a government literacy effort amid wartime strain. A district in southern Italy expands schooling for men and women through a reading and spelling test, with reagents and books provided to teach basic literacy to combat illiteracy among the population.
Mrs Rowe Tastor Stoke, accused of illegal registration, was arrested at her home and posted $5000 bail. G Phelps Stokes, head of the Motive Frederick Te Mparatut, condemned the case, citing prior convictions as grounds for the arrest and registration dispute in Kayes City.
London news reports the provisional government of Ferhbowe demanding evacuation of German troops and the release of prisoners as a step to end military terror. The message stresses independence and seeks relief from occupation amid ongoing disorder and Allied reassurances.
A fragmentary account describes Tazz and Ragtime touring Scotland with mentions of navy bonds and Highlanders. The piece references Ko Hel? Inshend of Evaretun and Secretary le or Americas, noting sailors ashore and a lone poet’s muse.
A town resident, aided by a working party from a ship, cleared a junk filled room after four hours of labor. The space was converted into a lively hall where local Feoteh pire and American ragy figures entertained families with a sequence of dances marking a new social venue in the community.
Nevada officials seized 400 crates of beer, alleged to be illegally imported by the Alliers Sing Company from San Francisco aboard the Folnter. Attorneys claim the beer was intended for Orient markets and that customs and port authorities are investigating the shipment and related embargo.
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