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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1917
Page
8
Round Up organizers announce accommodation bureau to open midweek with demand for rooms expected to exceed supply. Seat sales break records daily and crowds surge, while officials debate train arrivals and seating for Pendleton events. A robbery scare and a fatal train incident loom as investigations proceed. veterans and officials prepare for term openings.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals with scattered affiliations and places such as Heymiston Penileton Athena Freewater Milton and Eche. The text is garbled, with several titles or roles obscured, making it difficult to identify a coherent event or outcome.
Isao now asserts a corrected birth date of October 4, 1886 on his registration card, which would place him past the draft age at registration. He says his mother has previously corrected him and will forward the proofs to support the change.
County Superintendent EB Youngs reports a shortage of male teachers in the county. The Behodint-Tritt has never secured a manual training instructor to fill the vacancy. E. W. Hitman is being called to the officers' training con.
Lieutenant Spell announces Troop D will not attend to Rowind-Op duties due to sewer matters. The force will not be in the state tonight. Chad Trdg Pi proposes new reorganization to address recruiting theory and possible changes.
The article reports the start of Proink’s trial in San Francisco with details about the court, participants, and mentions of the accuser Rigel and lawyer Nichole of Fluker. The narrative hints at a defense strategy and locations referenced, including Grayville, with scheduling uncertain.
Walter Mitchell, who represents the state industrial accident commission, was in a car crash early this morning on poor roads between here and Baker. He expects to be due after repairs. The rough conditions have persisted for weeks, affecting travel.
Announcement says the Columbian Highway will soon close between Cascade Locks and Hood River. Tourists may cross the river at the locks by ferry. River ferry and Hood River access will be affected. attention to Wapah ineton side road conditions noted.
Representatives of Seattle shipyard workers and their employers travel to Washington for a conference with the government Adjustment Board to avert a threatened strike. After settlements, the board will consider the grievances of a shipyard union in Portland and San Francisco.
A garbled notice states that drafted men may enlist in the Marine Corps only after the examination notice, and that no man can rejoin service once notified for examination before the draft board. It references the marshal general and the prohibition on enlistment after notification.
A court granted Helen Vo Tutt a divorce from Myron Lb Taft and restored her maiden name Sieh Eylde M Allyn. In a separate proceeding, Pred erick Amt Alee was denied custody of their child, with the court noting Myron Muert Allyn’s ongoing support obligations.
A powerful quake in Bogota devastates about 300 houses as residents and officials report widespread damage. The disaster disrupts daily life, with search efforts underway and local authorities coordinating relief and safety measures for affected families.
All Pendleton residents and tanning enthusiasts are invited to a meeting this evening at the Commercial Association Room to discuss ammunition and government gun policy. The Commercial Association Bank has postponed activities and the meeting will resume tomorrow evening.
Frank and Gresham of this city have been drawn on the first deal and already certified for service. If substantiated, the report may indicate further steps in the matter.
Real estate notice promoting wheat land diversified farms and stock ranches including residence and business property along the Columbia to the Middle Fork of the John Day river. Agent notes sales nearing three million dollars in Umatilla County with satisfied clients and invites inquiries.
In a tight clash, ace pitcher GHUOW passes rival Kaceta to claim the lead in batting averages as the season tightens. The result shapes the standings, with GHUOW edging ahead in the race for top batting honors.
A Reds player rises to fourth in the National League batting list with multiple hits across games, overtaking Kenny Kaute and Kathere.
Washington dispatch notes Britain deploys a slow moving monitor with a double skin as the core of a new naval approach. American officers question its effectiveness against enemy fleets, citing limited propulsion and questionable protection, while observers call for improvements to its maneuverability and drift stability.
A garbled OCR note from Oregon details the Rainbow division and the Oregon contingent expected to reach, with references to Hempstead and Ta Grande hospital. The Septembers are noted with confusion, but imply a forthcoming arrival of troops to a destination in September.
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