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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1913

Page

8

Huerta cabinet shaken again with full ministerial changes

Mexico City October 7 Another general shake up in the Huerta cabinet redraws the ministry with war the only retained portfolio Sub secretaries are promoted and new ministers include Quarido Mohano interior Manuel Garza Aldape public instruction Adolfo De La Lama finance Garcia Nitranjo public instruction Jose La Lozano communication and public works Enrique Geroti eta justice and Aureliano Blanquet war Mohano says foreign policy will be just and courteous toward foreigners and maintains cordial ties with American Charge Nelson O Shaughnessy Ministers for interior and public instruction had been vacant for weeks Frederico Gamboa left the foreign office to run for president and the government plans to withdraw ministers from unrecognized countries leaving legations under charge notes from Cuba account.

Inet Quarido Mohano Manuel Garza Aldape Adolfo de la Lama Justice Garcia Nitranjo Jose la Lozano Enrique Gerotieta Aureliano Blanquet Senor Mohano Foreign Office Nelson O'Shaughnessy Frederico Gamboa Cuba

Tenryugawa Bridge Opens Largest Central Ja Rail Link

The Tenryugawa project completes the largest railway bridge in central Ja. Spanning about 3600 feet, the structure is built entirely with Japanese materials and cost roughly 375000 dollars.

Central Tenryugawa

Henry Notes of Pendleton Commercial Club Meeting

This evening will feature the regular monthly meeting of the Commercial Club association with full attendance requested by officers. Leave for Winter Outing. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters and Miss Laulee Knight depart for a winter journey to California and then the Panama Canal. Te Viele Aged Mother. Mrs. S. G. Shaw, wife of a Wild Horse farmer, leaves for Bartlettville Oklahoma to visit her mother Mrs G. Miller and relatives. this is her first visit in 25 years. She will stay a month or six weeks. Death Closes Store. The Hub store manager reports the death of the son of J. Brefer of Lewiston, head of the Hub stores, and the store will close Wednesday until noon in respect.

Com- Merely! Association Herman Peters Laulee Knight Peters South California Panama Canal G. Shaw Bartlettaville Oklahoma G. Miller Sam Jenkins Hub J. Brefer Lewiston

Missing Helix farmer Simon Peter Suhl details unclear

No trace of Peter J. Suhl a Helix farmer who vanished a week ago. Relatives and officers have no information revealing his whereabouts. Police lean toward the theory he boarded a train to another locality but cannot confirm the reason for his silence or sudden departure.

Peter J. Suhl

Real Estate Transfers In Pendleton Umatilla Milton and Hermiston

Andrew Leisinger and wife transfer lots 7 and 8 block 6 Cole's addition Pendleton for 275 to Roehlk. De Witt C. Brownell and wife to Don C. Brownell transfer lots 3 and 4 block 2 Wardell's addition to Umatilla. Elmer H. Richmond and wife to Rasmus Henriksen one and one quarter of section 4 two rough fractions North Brown River 23. Emma Belle Eads and H E Eads to R F Vanel transfer lot 5 block 3 Columbia Heights Milton for 150. William H. Skinner and wife to Western Union Life Insurance Co. Spokane transfer lots 9 and 10 block 8 town of Hermiston for 2972.56.

Andrew Leisinger Herman Roehlk Cole Pendleton de Witt C. Brownell Don C. Brownell Wardell Umatilla Elmer H. Richmond Rasmus Henriksen N. BR Emma Belle Eads H E. Eads R. F. Vanel Columbia Heights Milton Willam H. Skinner Western Union Life Insurance Co Spokane Hermiston

Most Popular Horse Breeds in Oregon Revealed

Oregon Agricultural College reports Percheron as the state’s top breed with 755 stallions licensed, 320 Pure Bred. Belgium follows in licenses, tied with other breeds for second in grades. Umatilla and Union counties lead in pure bred stallions, while Clatsop and Hood River have only one each.

Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Ore Oregon FE. L. Potter Belgium la Rm Shire Ctydesdale Umatilla County Umatlla Monere Marion Union County Umatila Clatsop Hood River

Girl Marries for Dance Skill Over Provision in Arranged Match

A marriage is arranged with a girl wed to a man who is chosen for his dancing talent. The match is justified by his dancing ability while his lack of provision is noted as a regrettable reason.

Monster turtle captured in New York Bay by Gleaner crew

A leatherback turtle weighing about 1500 pounds and eight feet long was captured off Fire Island in New York Bay by Captain R. Tapper and the schooner Gleaner crew. The 900 year old giant was auctioned for 150 dollars, with an offer reportedly received from New York Aquarium officials.

New York Bay Fire Island R. Tapper Gleaner New York

Heavy rainfall hits Pendleton in 24 hours

Pendleton saw the heaviest rainfall since May 1996 with 1.53 inches recorded between 2 yesterday afternoon and 2 this afternoon. Rain began around 2 yesterday, continued until 9 this morning, then paused until a brief drizzle this afternoon. No wind accompanied the downpour. The event is expected to aid roads and farm soil after a long dry spell.

Pendleton E. F. Averill

History of the American Indian Detailed Chronicle

A concise history tracing the development and experiences of American Indian peoples from pre contact times through later centuries, highlighting migration, cultural resilience, treaties, relocation, and ongoing efforts to preserve language and sovereignty. The work surveys tribes, leaders, and key events shaping Indigenous nations across North America.

Chicago Rain Delays Cubs White Sox Opener

The game between the Cubs and the White Sox in Chicago on October 7 was postponed due to rain, delaying the opener of their series.

Chicago Cubs White Sox

Advertising Faith in Goods Drives Fair Competition

They claim open, fair competition where customers decide outcomes. Advertisers urge readers to weigh price and service, noting it pays to read ads and trade with those who publicly back their goods. The message positions advertisers as moral guides and market arbiters.

Parliament of Women Discuss Child Training

The National Union of Women Workers held its second day with care and training of children as the main topic. About 630 delegates attended, the largest in the convention’s history, including suffragist leaders and prominent ladies. Archbishop of York spoke at the morning meeting. Dr Michael EF Adler presented a paper on England’s two mindedness.

Hall Eng National Union of Women Workers Allan H. Bright Henry Fawcett Countess of Aberdeen Nother Michael EF. Adler England

Society of Indians to Make Better Citizens

Denver leaders open a conference to advance American Indians and improve citizenship among reservation populations. Four hundred delegates, including Rev Sherman Coolidge and Carlos Montezuma, attend as discussions focus on representation at the grand council and the 1915 Denver pageant and broader education efforts.

Denver Colo Wfe Sherman Coolidge Fairbault, Minn Arthur C. Parker J. N. B. Hewitt Smithvonian Institute Washington Laure C. Kelleg Henry FE. Claude Carlos Montezuma John Oskison

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