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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1916
Page
12
A wartime photograph shows Ney weed emalling soldiers from the Sonne Tarkiies aiding an ambulance stuck in mud on the front. The heavy motor lorry is pulled free under shell fire as wounded men endure dangerous conditions, illustrating medical work under fire.
Berlin dispatch reports a military decree will take effect this month in the Praniled province targeting all those previously declared unfit for military service. The note, cited by Reutets Ame via Berlin correspondent, notes the order covers the ESTO te PRTS Orie Leet group and related attics of GF pew.
Admirers note the candidate did not desert his party yet crowd sentiment shifted as the moose nomination faltered, leaving the figure in a defensive posture. The account frames the party's internal rift and the candidate's dwindling support amid a tense political moment.
Pendleton will likely send a large delegation to Walla Walla on Saturday October 21 designated Pendleton Day. J Roy Raley urged reciprocal hospitality for Walla Walla’s support last month and neighbors should show strong turnout for the Hermiston Hog and Dairy Show next Friday. The Walla Walla Turkey Parade marched the streets led by A M L Jones with a list of local officials and businessmen joining the festive visit.
In St Louis on October 14 bishops and delegates of the Episcopal Church met to consider an immediate response to divorce questions and to urge unity among world churches. A plan to organize a global audio conference was discussed, hindered by wartime conditions and travel limits.
Scores of honking automobiles greeted the Woman's Hughes special this afternoon. A band led delegates from the depot to the theatre as a public meeting is set for two o'clock. The Woodrow Wilson Independent League charged that multiMillionaire American aristocracy financed the trip, calling the train the Bullionaire Special. The Woman's German American club welcomed the delegates here.
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