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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
7
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The Republican organization concedes California votes for Wilson and declares the president formally elected. Wilson carried most states including the North Atlantic and New England, 30 states to Hughes's 18, with a popular vote plurality over 400,000. Yet the electoral college margin was unexpectedly modest, a tribute to New York, Indiana and Illinois.
Salem Capital reports unusual interest in appointing Captain Murphy as warden amid tough candidacy. The piece notes concerns about insubordination and unrest at the prison, while suggesting Tom Ward as a possible alternative and stressing the need for steady leadership, patience, and firm policy.
The Salem paper notes that a successful administration by the new warden could secure more than ordinary credit. The statement emphasizes expected improvements in governance and public services under the fresh leadership.
The Oregonian lauds wartime spirit while noting Hughes carried only counties with weak business mood, dominated by populated western counties. Eastern Oregon favored Wilson as the two thirds of the state voted differently. The piece argues Hughes support stemmed from regional weakness, not GOP fidelity.
Vice-President Baldwin of the American International Corp notes a wave of shipbuilding in seaports driven by merchant marine laws. He cites lower grain charter costs, better steel vessel construction, and a skilled, efficient labor force as signs of a promising, subsidy-free industrial resurgence.
A maritime incident prompts renewed warnings about navigation and safety at sea. Authorities urge crews to review protocols and avoid risky routes as storms test vessel responses and emergency procedures.
A weekly record notes a November 21 1877 marriage between Mrs A Kaliya and Rw Davies. David Herne and Amie Mood of Pondmon are mentioned. Diphtheria spreads in Weston with several deaths. Lt Reet family sail from San Francisco to Portland en route to Weston. Judge Myera of Weston drowns in the Umatilla River after fording a washed wagon road. A railroad project from Weston to Amatius Landing is proposed with citizen stock subscriptions. Thanksgiving ball at Milarkey Hall tickets two dollars with hotel supper options.
Early season prep shows strong turnout for boys and girls basketball at the high school with fresh material guiding future success. Boy candidates include Huey, Grealich, Mitz Gerald, Hargett, Carr, Casey, Bowmin and others as Coach Fendall sizes up talent after class games.
Philadelphia social pages highlight Marguerite Waly a prominent figure in the Manayunk society scene. The feature notes her study of ornate outdoor ballet and Dance poses displayed in a photograph showing Waly mid dance in a ballroom setting with notable attendees from the social set.
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