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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1917
Page
3
Pendleton news notes report a Friday event with Judge Stephen A Lowell presiding. Topics include conservation discussions, shipments to Pilot Rock, and a theft from the White Time Farm near Sayres. Local updates cover arrests, marriage licenses, church work, and court actions.
W D Humphrey and Prod Fullington an engineer on the motor car plan a trip to the north fork of the Umpqua river. Fullington has a mining interest there and they expect to depart today or tomorrow for the expedition.
The fall term of the county district court opens with Earl Bugg charged with larceny awaiting trial. Judge Pheine presides. Docket includes Van Potten Lumber Co v Awankton. Wilcox v Craig. Moswrove v Flackman. Wald v Paradie Irrigation. Dahlen v Willan. Forest v McTain. Emery v Birehoff. Welder v Mortamer. Sinte v OR Maps. State v Harry Werner. State v William Mon Toe. Trial dates run October 1 to October 17 with multiple cases scheduled each morning.
Sheriff Taylor detained two Greek youths linked to the Minerva shipping sailors on Main Street after a morning incident at Specialty Grocery Ore. They were taken to the sheriff’s office and booked on charges connected to ownership by Alexander Aravancten. Investigators believe the incident involved an incendiary device and will pursue further inquiry with deputies.
Washington, D. C. Feb 26. Cupid’s annual Honeymoon Special, running biweekly between Richmond and Washington for decades, is discontinued. Mrs J F Git planned to bring forty couples to the capital for a marriage at early October. economy in transportation and the value of Cupid's work in Richmond’s shadow of the Washington monument prompted the move. The excursions have long supported an orphan asylum in Richmond.
President Wilson will be asked to state his views on whether a delegation of senators and representatives should go to Paris and London to join the Interparliamentary Union with allied governments. Senate and foreman committees plan to meet the President probably tomorrow. The French invitation calls for 23 members from both houses to meet delegates from France Italy England and Russia.
Jefferson City dispatch reports the prison board ordered all penitentiary staff from the warden to guards to abstain from saloons and barrooms. The move follows rising reports of disobedience and alarm over armed guards frequenting saloons, prompting public concern and scandal.
Four Italian airplanes will fly 160 miles from Langley Field to Washington with Secretary Lane Howard Coffin and Major General Squire aboard plus other government officers. The group plans a compare and contrast with the Walker and Liberty engines and will return unofficially to Langley Field. An all government officer crew is expected with no non governmental officers aboard.
A fragment from the Toledo Blade notes a brief battle of wits and speed as a female participant jumps at a conclusion. The item hints at a playful, editorial tone with a focus on a swift outcome and a light, humorous punch.
Mrs Annie Johnson of Scolisburg Indiana recalls long constipations and nervous illness eased after using Black-Draught. She notes doctors purgatives worsened her stomach and credits the remedy with restoring health and vitality.
Yale will inaugurate a naval training course for enrolled students with the college re opening next month. The program aims to prepare cadets for Ensign positions in the United States Navy, mirroring the artillery training begun last spring that prepared men for commissions in the Army artillery branch.
Star pitcher May is set to start twice in the upcoming series against the league leaders. The plan aims to boost the rotation while preserving the bullpen for critical late innings.
Ferdinand Schepp, ace southpaw for the New York Giants, stands as a central figure in the team's season. The manager relies on Schepp to anchor the rotation and push toward a comeback run, with hopes of contributing to postseason success against Chicago in the World Series context.
Yale announces a three year program allowing students to qualify for either Army or Navy commissions. The Army track gains a year by adding extra work. The French government provides fourth millimetre artillery batteries with tea accessories for training while the U.S. War Department will supply additional artillery gear. Yale professors with artillery training assist U S Army and Navy officers in the courses.
Chicago Sept 26 Roosevelt Tragar opens day with a pass and a planned quartet of speeches. He toured Camp Grant at Rockford early this morning, delivered a short address, then returned to Chicago and speaks again tonight.
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