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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1917
Page
2
Seemingly bright headlight airship sighted by town residents Wednesday night near MORO with an estimated altitude of a quarter mile. Craft disappeared toward the northwest amid rumors of activity near Kent, while other regional reports note university football games and military preparations in Washington and Oregon.
Chicago reports reveal Dr Harry Haiselden approved comfort medicines to ease a baby’s pain despite ensuring death as the child nears full terms of suffering. The case echoes prior debates after a different infant’s death that sparked nationwide dispute.
State fuel administrators were given full authority to make regulations governing local distribution and ensuring fair prices. Regional implementations may be issued where outright authority is needed. Administrator Garfield announced the power to require consumers to reveal their supply details.
A fragment from a historical page mentions a person named Neaird and a claim about preventing something cheasely. The readable portion is sparse and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
A plan to install a complete charge in deck of every industrial and commercial entry at the University of Oregon School of Commerce. The system will serve as a repository for reform and be fed by students for demonstration purposes. Deln Crocker teaches the filing cabinet card index method to give students practical training.
Robb tenon Lament Jr. of Evanston and Henry Thompson of Greenville were awarded the War Cross today in France for driving transports under heavy bombardment during the Chemin des Dames offensive. Lament Jr. received the Military Medal, the highest purely military distinction in the French army.
A garbled report describes Camain Alvernon Sarterie and others in a narrative about the French Foreign Legion. It references a former U S Army captain involved with water drinkers and trench communication, plus a Victorian fashion note on head-dress and a curious local tale at the vicarage with archbishop mentions.
At the American Officers Club in London, the billiard room receives repairs. The club is located at 9 Cherteniet Gardens, near the former Lord Laconfield residence.
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