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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1918
Page
4
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A sufferer looks with pain filled eyes as spring's violet breath drifts through ancient trees. Elfin tones and elusive spray drift past a shielding screen, while morning light blesses cathedral aisles of green.
The article praises President Wilson for achieving unity of command among Allied forces in World War I. It credits his leadership in establishing an inter allied war council and advocating a supreme commander for the allied armies, viewing these moves as the best service the United States has rendered to the war effort.
The article notes Britain’s reluctance to place troops under a single supreme commander yet asserts the plan is sound and essential for the Allies to prevent a war that could drag on indefinitely. It emphasizes that ultimate success hinges on strong unified leadership.
The article records President Roosevelt denouncing any pro German sentiment in the United States. It quotes a call for arrest and severe punishment for those expressing sympathy with Germany during the war. It questions what fate he would prescribe for partisan politicians failing to back the President.
General call that the war is a people’s struggle not just armies. In Russia civilians bore disasters, and Americans must put war effort first. Department of Commerce promotes a slogan urging business letters to embody a win the war spirit in everyday operations.
A public guidance urging American manufacturers and exporters to display unwavering support for the war in all correspondence. Do not apologize for restrictions, encourage frank patriotism in letters to both domestic and foreign partners, and avoid giving the enemy any leverage from communications.
The east Oregonian notes the econ floor of the Hotel Ten Meton is now furnished and nightly crowded with guests. The third floor furniture is still awaited while local residents Swaggart of Athena visit relatives. J H Turner leaves for Filletsborg on the Hunt train. J A Moreton improves his farm above town planting a large fruit orchard and transforming his ranch into a small paradise. Rev and Mrs Hood depart for La Grande to join Eastern Oregon presbytery. J Carleon travels to Mountain Valley on a Dushedd trip.
East Oregonian notes a six hour snow storm in Helix on Easter weekend. Churches held services with decorated Easter crosses, Sunday school programs, and offerings for Easter work. Local residents and visitors attend church events and travel between Pendleton and nearby towns.
In Ellensburg on April 1 Patrick M. Stovin and Milwaukee rail raid employee were paraded through town after being forcibly restrained. A crowd followed as they were handcuffed behind an automobile seat to deliver a demanded retraction. The event centered on a statement about German actions and wartime duties.
A chaotic scene unfolds as Steele defies authorities, claiming loyalty to a Chinese state and urging his supporters to follow him. The crowd disperses. in the car a claim about a wife is raised, and tension grows around the leader who faces opposition and calls for accountability.
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