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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
5
Pendleton residents and visitors are listed at length with arrivals and departures. Prof W R K Tavingarone and family join Port land events. Mr and Mrs Leon Cohen from Pendleton noted at Hotel Portland. several locals travel to Portland Albany and Eugene. clubs like the Dory Bee and Pendleton Delphian share meetings. others host gatherings at homes on Jefferson Street and Jackson Street.
Buenos Ayres October 12 Doctor Hipolito Irigoyen Argentina s first radical president was inaugurated with a simple ceremony He rode to the capital in a taxi cab and declined a street car ride Friends advised against speeches and he returned home after a short formal entranc e
King Christian XIV of Denmark celebrates his forty ninth birthday in Copenhagen today. Born September 24, his succession followed the death of his father, King Frederick VII, under the ancient law of succession. May 16, 1913.
Perry Arnold reports from Pikesville Kentucky on October 13 that Hughes refuses to identify with any side in European policy. He seeks to be neutral, denies ties to any warring power, and insists the United States must defend world power rights while maintaining national dignity. He avoids naming powers to prevent being misunderstood.
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska assailed the Democratic caucus and Wilson administration in a temple theater address. He denounced tariff, underwood and adamson bills, declared the U S a neutral nation and criticized recognition of Carranza and the Mexican de facto government. Charles L. McNary introduced Norris forecasting a Republican Oregon majority in the fall.
In Indianapolis the President was greeted by a large crowd as thousands lined the streets. The demonstration marked by orderly conduct and a noted absence of violent clashes reflected a well behaved home guard scene during the visit.
A former bartender, Henry A. Aldridge, was convicted in police court and given the maximum sentence of 700 dollars and 49 days in jail for bootlegging. Evidence showed he bought whisky in pony bottles and organized shipments with diversions through dummy agents, with testimonies detailing payments and fake names. A letter from a San Francisco supplier and a congratulatory note from a woman connected to Aldridge were entered as evidence. another associate received a fine and jail time.
King Otto of Bavaria died suddenly at Kuerstenried Castle at age seventy. Declared insane several years earlier, his illness followed the Franco-Prussian war. His son King Ludwig III succeeded him as Otto had lived a secluded life amid luxury, often refusing food and appearing savage despite wealth.
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