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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
4
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The text presents garbled phrases about truth, fate, and a messianic figure, with references to light and darkness and a fragmented meditation on good and ruin. It reads like a damaged historical snippet, preserving little coherent structure or identifiable names.
The article notes that as Americans remain on France’s fighting lines, casualty lists will grow heavier, but losses per engaged man should stay modest. Military experts say if the war lasts another five years with battle losses similar to the past four, about 90 percent of the men will return. Wounded men largely recover, and Allied defensive actions reportedly spare more American lives than the enemy has sacrificed.
A wartime editorial argues for a strong experienced Americanist Senate candidate to handle the crucial tasks during and after the war, stressing the need for capable leadership and national service. The piece frames the selection as decisive for the nation’s postwar period.
The speaker argues the nation needs the best men in the upper house and profiles Oswald West as the ablest candidate. West, former Oregon governor railroad commissioner state land agent and private citizen, is praised for proven service and leadership. Oregon should take pride in his candidacy.
Republican national chairman William J. Hays says the party must win the war as the top priority and that all other tasks are chores. He adds that his western tour suggests forming a Washington class to educate certain senators and representatives.
A historic surge in Umatilla county raises the Liberty Loan quota rapidly, yet the nation as a whole has not surpassed its target. The report notes unexpected speed in local fundraising while national completion lags behind.
The speaker argues that allowing a temporary bend in the allied line is acceptable if it causes the German population to fall significantly each time such a tactic is used. The remark frames a willingness to accept disruption for strategic attrition.
The Liberty Joana faces ongoing lending disputes with numerous parties involved, signaling a broad consensus among creditors and stakeholders that repudiation is unlikely. Financial tensions intensify as claims accrue, drawing in multiple lenders and legal considerations.
An old fashioned rheumatism relief ad claims to combat the disease from within using blood remedies. It promotes S. S. B. as a remedy that cleanses the blood of germs and promises renewed relief. The copy urges readers to obtain a bottle at their local drugstore and start the treatment immediately.
An 1588 Oregonian fragment notes Lot Livermore in Rand Cry business and a recently bought tenement for two families. D W Railer leaves for Portland with his family. Mrs Kelley plans a quick return to settle tax affairs in Portland. The mayor John Carew meets with council in Pog Town about projects. Frank Frasier saves nine percent on lambs and will have 1506 from a 1600 head.
A faded image shows Bir General Henry Wiley, chief of the Prineh Imperial General Pratt, walking toward an office door. The aged officer, around sixty, is noted for esteem in England, but now resides in Florence and Isaly.
April report from Waterville and Watnches precincts describes Mary Moore and her adopted daughter Aline Tornado of Lamoine Douglas County in a sudden death linked to an incident at their home. Both were found at Waters Ville. Coroner and Justice of the Peace investigated. autopsy awaited to determine cause of death.
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In SPORANKA Washington April 12 four men Herd Cofford Hawkins and Clifferd were found guilty after a four hour jury deliberation. Herd received four to ten years, Cofford one to ten, Hawkins six months to ten years. Jurors rejected implied connections and focused on active membership in the organization rather than direct action. Evidence included seized literature and materials linking to the group.
United Press reports the French press and navy aimed to establish a powerful wireless station in the Pacific to link with the United States after America's entry into the war. The system would rely on high pylons and electrical gear to send long range signals and aid troop and munitions movements while monitoring possible submarine threats.
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The text describes a government plan to lay out an order in council to regularly register every male, with exemptions for certain groups such as underage, overage, physically unfit, students, and town residents. Violations risk fines or imprisonment, with penalties described as severe.
Paris April 1 report says German troops were repulsed in a Franco American operation in Lorraine. Allied forces claim a successful surprise attack captured enemy positions near Rheimea with American troops present as artillery dispersed the foe near Orville Sorel.
A distorted report from New York describes the passenger liner Minnefonke sinking in the Mediterranean during a transfer voyage from New York to Kruland. The vessel, carrying 13,000 tons, was in the admiralty service when it went down.
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