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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1917

Page

8

Bootleg fines tally hits 1200 in Umatilla county court action

Yesterday proved highly profitable for bootleggers as Umatilla county courts levied 1200 in fines. Albert Mows and Fred Conners, caught transporting a carload of liquor from Montana, each paid 600 and lost their car. Pat McTevitt, Wess Noble, and James Riley were fined 200 and costs. one paid, others fled with sheriff. A John Doe warrant was issued for the house occupant tied to a Wagner case.

Umatilla Sinan Pat McTevitt Wess Noble James Riley Justice of the Peace McDevitt Wagner John Doe

PITY THE RICH THEY MAY LOSE BUTLERS

Pity the rich as draft fears ripple through Lenox Villas. The article notes English and French servants at the estates would face conscription, with Breton gardeners and caretakers also at risk. Villa owners say these staff are essential for dinners and entertaining, while some aliens stay on with salary incentives amid the draft.

Pittsfield Mase Apt Lenox Givens Senate Sloane Hay John Ft. Parsons G. Foster C. M. de Hoeredin William FE. Griswold

Missoula bids sons farewell to second contingent

Thousands of Missoula residents gathered at the Northern Pacific station as seven men from the county formed the second contingent of the National Army, receiving the city’s largest farewell ovation to date in Missoula.

National Army Missoula Garden City Northern Pacific Wition

Fmillane Zanate Premnment Troop Claim

Fragmentary OCR suggests a claim about Fmillane Zanate of Moertean Wan and a Premnment troop. Patches from Mexico quote Zapata, alleging government forces scattered in Corranma areas and hint at a broader movement. The readability is low and details are unclear.

Fmillane Zanate Moertean Mexico Zapata

Convict Caught After Running Fight With Officer

Jeff Baldwin escaped the state penitentiary a week earlier and was captured at Shedd by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Frum of Albany after Frum fired a revolver. Baldwin, wearing old clothes, robbed the Tangent and Forster residences, stole a bicycle, and attempted a second escape during transport. He is returned to the penitentiary to serve five years for larceny from a dwelling.

Albany Jeff Baldwin Shedd Joseph Ro Frum Frum Baldwin Ray Purster Tan- Rent Thie City Ras Frim Hodine Rlievele Forster Ren Pram tTialidwin Andy Davie Bahiwin Win Cinckamas County

Women Police May Wear Trousers in Cleveland

Cleveland sanitation chief hints women cops may wear trousers, noting flexibility on dress rules. Health Commissioner opines no legal right to dictate uniforms, while officials see practical germ control benefits amid about 200 female applicants undergoing mental and physical exams.

Cleveland Tishop Biskup Nhirtr

OS FACH LIQUOR CHAIGE Weekends Record Dry or Wet Times

Seattle police report a record 65 arrests for drunkenness over Saturday and Sunday as City Attorney Tat Tammany plans to observe. In court, about 96 percent of those charged with drunkenness were intoxicated. Thirteen offenders faced dry law violations with liquor possession or sale noted on court sheets. Acting Police Judge Phillip Two examined each case, imposing fines as low as 20 dollars or short jail stints for first offenders, while most penalties ranged from 20 to 40 dollars.

New York Seattle Tat Tammany Phillip Tworeer

Missing Context From Fragmentary Note

Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear phrases about a wife and coin activities. No identifiable person, organization, place, or event is reliably present to summarize into a proper news item.

Self Propelled Harvester Burns Near Parsons

A self propelled combined harvester at Spring Mellow burned yesterday afternoon during fueling and hauling. The machine exploded when oil spilled and the fire spread quickly, destroying forty or more eadle of eral and nearly all the fuel tanks. The owner, Metanic, learned a policy for 2900 had been written on it and was unaware of insurance. Ray McCirronl was injured when thrown into the cathed er box, narrowly escaping.

Parsons Metanic Mide Metanic Ray McCirronl

Land Listings From Columbia To John Day River

Real estate ad noting wheat land diversified farms and stock ranches from Columbia to the Middle Fork of the John Day river. Mentions residence and business properties and three million dollars in Umatilla County sales with satisfied clients. Call to visit and specify needs.

Columbia Middle Fork John Day River Umatilla County

Conspiracy Conviction Ties Draft Operations Case

A defendant was found guilty of conspiring to disrupt draft operations. The verdict ties to a scheme involving unauthorized actions to hinder conscription efforts. Prosecutors outlined the plan and the accused faced trial proceedings, with sentencing upcoming.

It Isn't What You Get That You Should Be Proud Of

A thoughtful quotation credits Patin Call noting pride rests on earned accomplishments rather than possessions. The line emphasizes effort and integrity over rewards.

Pateriin

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