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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1916

Page

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Hughes Attacks the Adamson Law in Ohio Tour

Senator Hughes delivered early speeches at Findlay home of Ralph Th. Cole and spoke in Findlay and Bowling Green amid a thunderstorm. A throat specialist treated Hughes between talks before his principal address in Cleveland. He argued for enduring prosperity built on domestic enterprises and tariff protection, criticizing war order reliance.

Toledo Tuxtice Hughes Findlay Ralph Th. Cole Bowling Green Alexander Hughes Port Clinton Sanduky Blythe

Mount Hood lost couple found wandering exhausted

Portant Sept 26 Mr Me Antemballefsen and his wife were found on Mount Hood’s southern slopes after two days of wandering. They had rested since Sunday and were near exhaustion. Rushed to safety, they were carried five miles to the government camp.

MT. Hood Mount Tow Tleber

Roving Villistas Reported Fifty Miles South of Border

Juarez dispatches say roving bandits 50 miles south of the border attacked 60 Carranzistas and a garrison faction joined the Villistas. Wounded soldiers desecrated the Sumalyucn conflict area. Terador headquarters denied the report. General Gomales led 500 cavalry further south. Ameraid mine in Guggenhelm property looted and burned.

Sumalyucn Terador Gonmalee Viiliatas Guggenhelm

Zeppelins Kill 29 in English Raid

General French announced that Zeppelins last night killed twenty nine. Seven air ships participated in the raid. Several small houses were wrecked, Trendrona drove the feet from the Indistria establishment and the factories in military works were undimaged.

London French Zeppelns Trendora Indixtria

Sundown Claims Gambler’s Chance at Round-Up Championship

Indian rider Sundown wins the Round-Up Park event with a halter rope and no saddle, besting Long Tom ridden by Mullen in a near unlit Saturday crowd. Judges weighed gear use, rope grip, and the horse’s bucking form as key factors in Sundown’s triumph.

Qeelalon Jalves Jackson Tetonelio Bunter Ip Te Doula Dion Fila Horsg Mullen Walt Kollen Long Tom Sundowpook & Gamblers

Special Souvenir edition returns bountiful offers

East Oregonian warns subscribers of a rare three day Souvenir edition bundle ending Sept dates, offering five cents per complete copy of editions Set 21 22 23 returned to the office. Readers are urged to bring copies to the East Oregonian office to help publicize the show and bustling city.

East Oregonian Ease Cremonian Mhetle EF. O, Pub. Co

Round-Up considers four day exhibition change

Round-Up board members discuss shifting the event to a four day show from three. They cite crowding and scheduling woes with bucking and roping contests and Friday morning eliminations, while opponents warn of lower attendance and lost entertainment for Wednesday through Friday.

Pupil guests from Umatilla to attend state fair

Four Umatilla county pupils, Arthur Crone, Phill Faucet, Carmine Jones, and Dorothy Briggs, were chosen for state industrial club merit. They will travel to Salem with chaperones Simons of Freewater and Mrs Young to attend the fair, with expenses paid. Jones won a prize for turkey raising and profit despite losses from cold weather.

Umatilla County Bae Young State Industrial Club Salem Jones Simons Freewater Bk Young

Riot at North Yakima Jail by IWW Members

In North Yakima on September 36 an IWW group wrecked the jail, tore out bars, demolished pots, crushed floors, and battered walls. Firefighters fought the flames while officers formed a cordon to prevent escapes.

North Yakima Industrial Workers of the Word

Happy Canyon pavilion roof to be completed at once

The Happy Canyon pavilion will be finished immediately after a meeting where the director ruled to cap the project. Only the grandstand roof remains as the cause of delay and spiking costs, with $509 wasted on lease, building, and staging. Lansdowne of Spokane, the former superintendent, will finish the work and stay on site.

Happy Canyon Lansdowne Spokane

Slight Drop In Wheat Market

Wheat market shows a slight decline with mixed price ranges across regions. Reports from Chicago and Portland note fluctuating open, high, low, and close figures, while Liverpool lists spot Manitoba bids and hard winter prices, reflecting varying global demand and supply conditions.

Portland Ore Liverpool Manitoba Lds

British capture Combles city report reaches readers

Albany robbers net 900 in a bold daytime heist as town headlines shift to local crime. Poor schoolchildren win free trips to the state fair, while a four day round up at the show unfolds with Sundown and Cathok tee sadiite entering championship contention.

Combles Albany Sundown

City Is Key To Whole Of German Battle Line

Linn and Benton teachers back Pendleton eastern Oregon normal measure as state leaders tour and urge adoption. J A Churchill promotes the plan at teachers institutes, asserting training elevates schoolwork and supports the Pendleton normal.

Neva Pendleton Linn Banton Corvallia Oregon Pendiston J. A. Churchill

Wilson Recognized Not By Crowd At Princeton Polls

President Wilson voted in democratic primaries at Princeton as a small crowd failed to recognize him. He was the fourteenth voter and soon left for Shadow Lawn. En route he toured Revolutionary War sites near Trenton, instructing his chauffeur to slow for roadside placards.

Princeton Wilson Shadow Lawn Trenton

Bread Prices Rise in Chicago Market Shock

Chicago bakers led by The Ward Baking Co announce a price increase with a five cent loaf rising to six cents. The move follows a secret meeting of master bakers and faces potential action from United States Attorney Cline under the Sherman Act.

Chicago Ward Faking Co United States Cline

Villa Marching Against Pershing Report Declares El Paso

A Sept 18 dispatch says a Mexican reports Villa’s marching against Pershing and suggests possible attack plans. Military officials caution Villa may risk a last desperate move to provoke broader conflict, complicating the Mexican American situation.

Villa Pershing EL Paso Chumbar Convy Caneer

Wardens Watchpuln Ass Porls Jats Break Salem Son

A fragment describes wardens watching a penitentiary area where convicts tunneled behind the prison, causing a security breach. The warden discovered the hazardous stack of goemis near the printing fence, with Dutch Wallener mentioned in context.

Salem. Son

Wets Carry Port Worth By Nine Hundred Votes

Fort Worth Texas September 26 The count in the wet and dry election ballot showed the wets had won by nine hundred votes. Fifty first felte and twelve rite calla marke the balloting.

Fort Worth Texas Fist Felte Riet Calla

Denial barbering change at Bf Meets sees pupil leave

Will Got to Denial reported barbery move causes Chisholm Wit to depart for Portland this week to enter dental school. His shop seat will be filled by Jue Grundy.

Portland Dental Echool Jue Grundy

British Take Combles in Eighteen Hour Assault

London reports Haig says Combles fell after a long fight with heavy German losses. About 1500 prisoners taken as French advance seized Fregcourt and a German company southwest of Combles. French near Mount St. Quentin dominate Peronne while British within easy gun range of Bapaume. Artillery before the assault described as the greatest in history with many German batteries silenced.

Teuton ED Keen London Combles Haig Fregcourt Bapaume Mount St. Quentin Peronne Oost

Venizelos Triggers New Greek Crisis After Crete Visit

Athens reports Venizelos plans to mobilize all Greek troops upon reaching Crete and may delay further actions until visiting Galon Ka and possibly London. He tours Greek islands where revolutionary groups formed as the king rushes to consult the premier after the sudden Crete departure. The general staff chief resigns hours later.

Athens Venizelos Crete Galonka London Iremier

Robbers Blow Safe for $900 in Suburban Store

Albany Sept 26 Robbers dynamited Conn's suburban store safe early today and took about 500 dollars in notes and 400 dollars in cash Police believe the work was done by overzealous amateurs.

Albany Conn Avtateurs

Soldiers punished for disobedience courtmartialed

Washington Sept 24 General Funktion wired the War department he ordered the courtmartial of Corporal Reger of troop B and seven Tow cavalrymen who urged the Kin Urandy into Mexico Thursday with authority Mexican Haun Tire and killed a harke.

Funktion War Department Corporal Reger Mexico

German Surrender Acknowledgments In Somme Actions

Berlin reports admit German losses as villages fall after heavy artillery and a uniform attack from Ancre to Somme. Fighting began at noon and lasted through the night with gains reported east of Eaucourt L Abbaye and in villages on the Geudecour and Bocchuirenses line. Paris notes large Bulgarian forces attacking near Artenohr, Breda riverbank, with French and Russian pursuit and strong machine gun losses.

Berlin Somme Ancre Eaucourt L'Abbaye Eaucourt Geudecour Bocchuirenses Paris Artenohr Breda Florin Drarder

Hill Views on Eight Hour Law From Shuttle Report

Lewis Ww. HU, president of the Great Northern Railway, discusses the Adamson law and the eight hour standard. He notes clerks and workers may face long hours and argues society has not fully accepted the four day work week concept. He points to past debates and critiques of enforcement and the impact on workers.

Lewis Ww. HU Great Northern Railway Wilhon

Noted athlete advises P H S boys against tobacco

An athlete spoke to P H S boys about tobacco dangers ahead of a school year policy. Superintendent Park and Principal Oeil heard how the aim was to curb tobacco use on campus and at college, urging students to quit and outlining health risks.

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