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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1917
Page
2
The Saeranent reports a bill to Denmark's parliament authorizing expulsion of undesirable foreigners including long-term residents. Officials say the law targets spies and objectionable persons, with potential use following a Norwegian precedent. Dispatches note Germany has not sent troops to neutral countries recently.
Hundreds of girl operators from the Telephone & Telegraph Company clash with police in the Seattling-Hired building area. Rioting workers shove, threaten, and hurl objects as officers disperse the crowd after several arrests. patrols remain tight around the scene.
A reorganization of Marshall Field stock management was announced by President Sohn G. Shedd. The issue reduced to 800,000 shares, with half preferred. The preferred has been taken by the estate, allowing nonowners to invest in common stock. The plan provides regular dividends and restructured trust holdings. Aimed at stabilizing the company and aiding investors, the changes detail distribution, ownership, and future payout expectations.
The Umatilla County teacher institute opens in Pendleton with Superintendent Young expecting full attendance. The three day program lists department presiders, morning and afternoon sessions, committees on resolutions, instructors from Oregon colleges, and a busy schedule of lectures, discussions, and musical numbers across November 26 to 28, 1917.
Men with mechanical skill and experience are invited to join four assembling camps for ordnance work. The program seeks experts in storage batteries, motor vehicles, wheel driving, caterpillar treads, armor projects, and cabling. Applicants should have proven mechanical ability and technical competence for military equipment assembly and testing.
Awl describes Sanaparilla as a long trusted tonic from Hood's company with over forty years in use. It is claimed to purify the blood, restore appetite, and strengthen weak invalids and children. The ad urges readers to obtain Sanaparilla today from Lewin.
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