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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1917
Page
2
Round-Up Headquarters Invitation at The Peoples Warehouse
The Peoples Warehouse invites readers to use its facilities during the Round-Up period. Stop by to use the rest room meet friends write letters and post mail. Make this your home we will appreciate it.
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Peoples Warehouse
Chilean Submarine Transits Cape Cod Canal En Route to New London
Photograph shows a Chilean Navy submarine moving through the Cape Cod canal toward New London for training. Chilean ships built in England were seized by Britain in exchange for subs destined to Chile, previously held at Charleston navy yard. Sub crews have trained aboard the USS Constitution and will sail to Chile after trials in New London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod Canal
New London
England
Fore River
Great Britain
Charleston Navy Yard
Chile
Constitution
Northwest War News And Education Shortage Items
Northwest dispatches note Camp Lewis receive first men of the second quota with rapid assignment to skeleton units and immediate physical exams to weed out defects. Oregon reports a persistent teacher shortage blamed on wartime conditions, while university enrollments and regional fairs progress amid postwar adjustments. Local Seattle notes reflect broader mobilization and public notices.
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Eugene
Ore
Northwest
Almicet
HB. W. DeRuak
Appointments Bureau
School of Education
University of Oregon
Sir
Deliunk
Oregon
Washington
Mottanse
Deitusk
Hardys Voyage to Japan Lecture Tour Planned
Tain W M Hardy the lone survivor of the Perry expedition to Japan in 1865 will sail on October 24 for a three month lecture trip. Mataui a Portland based Japanese attorney will accompany Captain Hardy and serve as manager of the tour.
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Tain W. M Hardy
Japan
Mataui
Portland
Captain Hard
Round-Up prep and local notes in Helix area
Helix residents gear up for the Round-Up as Miss Violet Craw arrives to assist in high school work. Local marriages include J Kerley to H Ruth er and Lula Gains to W T Hughes. Births, injuries, and visits from family members are noted among residents, with Parrish and Kern hosting social events and Frank Davis visiting from Vancouver. A brief garden note ends with price remarks on seed and spuds after a market shift.
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HELIX
Violet Craw
Newberg
J. Kerley
Huertha Ruther
Pendleton
Lula Gains
Helly Girl
W. T. Hughes
Walla Walla
Spokane
Mira
Fred Peterson
Waehtucna
Catherine Stanton
Albes
Oreton City
W. HL Albee
Mire
L. Ie Hutcheson
Lacrowar
Mrn
Gavia
Milton
Mra A. Sondo
Mra
H H. Hicks
Chas, Alspach
Janes Kern
Frank Davis
Oregon Reimont
Vancouver
Parente Ina
J. A. Parker
Tacoma
Umatilla News Highlights and Personal Notices
East Oregonian reports from Umatilla on Sept 16 include Mrs W J Debler traveling to Tacoma after her brother’s death. Mrs Clinton Harvey returned from The Dalles, Mrs Elmore McKenzie from Minneapolis, and Mini Nason of Pendleton helped establish a branch library. Roy Palu named councilman to fill Helen I Duncan’s seat. Mrs J H Cherry journeyed to Pendleign by motor and Mrs W A Switzler traveled to Portland for family matters.
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Umatilla
W. J. Debler
Tacoma
Clinton Harvey
Dalles
Elmore McKenzie
Minneapolis
Pete Sheridan
Butter Creek
Mini Nason
Pendleton
Henet
Mareman
Walla Walla
Astend
Roy Palu
Helen I. Duncan
J. H. Cherry
Pendleign
W. AL. Switzler
Porland
Viakt
Youther
Harry Hull
Auto Accessory Dealers Arraigned in New York
Seventeen defendants named in the Sherman law indictment, including individuals and corporations in the National Association of Automobile Accessory robbers, appeared before Judge William B. Sheppard and pleaded not guilty. Each was released on bail of 5600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal
Grand Jury
William B. Sheppard
United States District Court
Kansas Needs Drafted Men for Wheat Seed Time
Topeka Sept 19. Officials say calling 40 percent of the draft quota this week will cripple Kansas farming. The state needs manpower to plant and harvest the wheat crop for next year, arguing mobilization should be delayed to allow farmers to complete seed work and protect agricultural output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Governor Capper Urges Delaying Kansas Troop Mobilization
Governor Arthur Capper telegraphed War Secretary Lenton D. Baker urging a postponement of mobilizing Kansas troops in the national army by at least 15 days over the next two weeks. The message seeks to delay deployment amid ongoing wartime planning and national security considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Capper
Lenton D. Baker
Pain Duty of America to Help in the War
In Paris on September 19 the Anglo American Red Cross mission hosts prominent American French and British Red Cross leaders. M. P. Murphy head of the American Red Cross commission to Europe declared it the duty and privilege of every American organization to help the gallant nations, stating the aim is to repay part of the debt from America's birth and wartime alliances.
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America
Paris
Anglo-American Prem Association
M. P. Murphy
American Red Cross Comminston
Europe
France
Dangerous medicines harm children warning labels to follow
Hasty medicines bad for children as many contain strong ingredients. Experts urge careful dosing and avoid unpalatable tonics. General health notes stress restraint and use official formulations. The ad highlights Geran Fep as a potent product with strict usage guidance.
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