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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1917
Page
8
Various local business happenings include Temple buying a Studebaker Special from Erle Long, Abens Cafe sold through H. T. Wade at the Palace Cafe Athina, and George A Haftner selling to Dan Hirl for 1500 dollars. Also announced are upcoming acts, a train incident killing sheep, Stanfield brothers shipping sheep, and Meredith Addison noted in state hospital records.
Arthur F E Bock was fined 50 dollars by Judge FitzGerald yesterday in police court for alleged unlawful conduct. A pending appeal was noted and the defendant faced further action today in jail. Turner testified as a policeman. a related burglary record at the time of the incident was mentioned.
A Hartford woman named Mrs Hartman died in New York on September 1 during the mourning period for her daughter Mrs Mitchell. The text notes her mother Mrs Hartman, and that the ashes or remains will be sent to Portland for burial after a funeral service in Satan where Mr Hell is buried. The article is fragmentary and some names are uncertain.
From Petrograd Sept 5 the Revolutionary Mother calls on the United States to aid Russia by whipping Germany. She warns that the lenient path will fail to feed clothe and arm the people as the revolution progresses. The rebel leaders and workers press for action.
Investigation into the incident was conducted by the railroad company and the Public Service Commission, with findings not yet reported. Coroner J P Mrown presided at his undertaking chapel as part of the inquiry.
On September 3 near Hin women soldiers repelled a Greman assault and inspired their comrades to stand firm. Semi official dispatches praised the Valor of the Legion of Death as Russian efforts to extricate troops continued at the front amid prohibitions and confusion.
Sept 4 reports workers saved from danger after police and guards intervene to end a strike at the central plant. Authorities announce surrender by organizers and vow safety improvements. Central facilities call in reinforce guards to protect feed tunnels and equipment.
Washington report states Swappean bread buyers pay less for bread milled from American wheat. French Italian and Melanchin bakers sell at lower United States prices, per figures compiled by Representative Keating.
A narrative note from the Northern California Peace Council indicates plans for a sew conference and training session. The meeting aims to unite members and advance the council's peace education program, details unclear due to garbled source text.
Workers at the press and telegraph services stage a strike affecting communications. Officials report halt in emplo yee actions across Madrid and Paris as negotiations continue with the employers’ federation.
Washington reports a renewed interest in the outcome of the American effort on the people of Germany. Officials say no evidence supports Britain’s blockade forcing Germany toward a five allied defeat, while testimonials describe no dramatic collapse of German morale.
A government wide distribution system aims to provide sustenance to every person, replacing shortages with organized supplies. Report notes reliance on imported milk and meat controls, with officials insisting allocations will meet needs as Germany tightens exports and wartime demands.
Two California survivors recount a sea encounter with a German U-boat during wartime. They describe evasive maneuvers, gunfire exchanges, and the moment the submarine was spotted and sunk, with emphasis on courage, coordination, and the threat faced at sea.
Joseph Ttrors third officer of the Campana and MM Kottofajen second engineer recount the Pattie embedment in the Snow of the Champandatte after all her ammunition was set. Mr Bruce provides details of the incident and the aftermath aboard the vessel.
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