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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1916
Page
3
New York reports a paralysis epidemic as schools reopen after a two week delay. About one hundred thousand pupils did not register this morning amid fear of the illness. Health officials record fourteen new cases and five deaths in the last twenty four hours. The death toll marks the lowest level since mid June.
Edwin F. Sweet resigns from the Commerce Department to take active charge of the campaign for governor of Michigan. He will move to campaign duties starting tomorrow and will be replaced in the department as the head of the commerce office transitions.
Court records show the case involving W. W. vane and the W. Rh. & N. Co. was settled and dismissed. The matter revolved around a default claim against Haney et al v Cunt O. Helmet of a default doe.
A garbled page offers household guidance including imitation cedar storage ideas for furs, lemon based culinary tips, water bread with condensed milk, and a cheese sauce. It shows steps for making a cedar substitute, lemon flavored dishes, a lemon based dressing, and a bread dough method plus a cheese sauce recipe with butter and milk.
Oregon report recounts Mrs. Oliver Dudley Wager formerly of Pendleton and wife of J B Wager former editor and state senator who says she was committed to the State Hospital for the Insane at Stellacoom Washing and later claims coercion and wrongful confinement. She describes betrayal by Dudley and alleged harassment by a company, with details of a troubled marriage and moves between cities. The piece notes her insistence that her mind is normal and questions surrounding her commitment and treatment.
Federal Judge Wolverton denied Aman Moore's bid for an injunction against the board of the Oregon Portland Cement Co amid his suit against fourteen rivals under federal antitrust law. Moore, a company official, argued directors would withdraw proxies at the stockholders meeting. The judge found no evidence of a conspiracy in restraint of trade.
Meacham, Sept 26 Harry Smith and Mite taora Thompson wed at Way Walle then returned home. A second couple, Charles Saunders and Mive Laura Silekier, were married in Pendleton after attending the Round-Up. Many locals joined the weekend trip, with rain cooling the mood Monday.
Sept 24. Mrs Beatrice Hutton, divorced wife of Cur wus A. Hutton, a grim merchant, is charged with manslaughter after the death of Andrew Delany. Her automobile struck Delany last night as he allegedly stepped outside a party. Mrs Delhay denies the claim and says her husband was at a gathering.
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