Council Meeting Postponed By Illness And Local Notes
Pendleton news notes report the council did not meet due to Resorder Fita Gerald’s illness. Major Hagood, ex Pendleton physician, now en route to France with the medical corps. Various local items include births, building work, a wage survey, a sales drive, and community notices from Camp Fire and Knights of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fita Gerald
Laerippe
Hagood
FL HL Hagood
Hager
Oregon State
Reelor Army
Heer
Che Frant
France
Funeral of Miss Dorothy Newberry At Episcopal Church
The funeral for Dorothy Newberry daughter of Mr and Mrs A Newberry was held at 3 PM yesterday at the Episcopal church. Rev Alfred Lockwood of First Presbyterian conducted the services with many friends in attendance. Active pallbearers included Edward Thompson Ned Bratherh Alfred Koeppan Lloyd McRae Norborne Berkeley and M Ho beet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aredent Mink
Edward Thompson
Ned Btraherh
Alfred Koeppan
Liovdl McRae
Nerborne Herkeley
Mhobeet
Sindite Honorers pallbearers named from local bet
The pallbearers for Sindite were selected from local members including Gol 4 1 Rales Jidge Jxiges A Foo Judge Stephen A Lowell Cheries H Carter 4 M Peterman and District Attorney K E Reator.
Bonar Law Won't Answer on Conscription Enforcement
Ambiguous wartime query unsettles readers as Bonar Law declines to respond about whether conscription will be enforced by the government this year. Details remain unclear, prompting关注 and speculation among public officials and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumu
Merchantman Sunk as Steamer Escapes
A merchant ship was sunk while a steamer managed to get away. The incident involved a collision or explosion at sea, with crew likely evacuated to safety aboard the surviving steamer. No further details on casualties or precise location are provided.
Alliance Disbands and Funds Redirect to Red Cross
An alliance dissolves and the treasury funds are redirected to the Red Cross. Officials state the move consolidates relief resources amid ongoing humanitarian needs. The exact amounts and recipient details are not fully clear in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Red Cross
George Creel Held To Be Disrespectful
A Washington report states that George Creel was deemed disrespectful during an investigation. The article notes a statement by a member declaring the behavior as contrary to expected conduct, reflecting ongoing political scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Creel
Fragments show Foch career in Franco-Prussian War era
Fragmentary OCR recalls General F. Foch rising from volunteer in the th regiment to colonel and general staff. It notes his early service in the Franco Prussian War, command of artillery divisions, and leadership roles at Ypres and on the Marne front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral
F. Foch
Bors
Tarbes
Marshal Jeffree
Fof
Infantey
Gener
War College
Dwentlott
Warthe
Lette
Marne
Yprew
Derby Wartime Message Sparks American Flag Tribute
London April 17. On behalf of the British army the earl of Derby reports a naval halt near the port of Lender to prevent a union deck from joining the American forces. The action was conveyed by the lord mayor for the American command in Clowre in Engiend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Derby
Red Cross funds debated in Boston April meeting
Boston April 1 The Red Cross will discuss vivisection funding and research work supported by donors. Barver J Gibson, general manager, said funds already spent will be refunded through ongoing contributions and revised policies. The action reflects workers concerns and the broader debate on civil defense and military training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Barver J. Gibson
Avital
Gibeon
Letters From the Front Describe Aerial Travel and France Visit
A letter from Sheldon Ulrich serving with the American Expeditionary Forces in France discusses weather, mail delays, and hope for further correspondence. He notes no mail yet, mentions receiving an address, and asks for occasional care packages and news from home beyond casual updates. He also references Cre Odell Breen and a distant talk with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell Breen
Sini Cine
Snow
Letter From Battlefront: Soldiers Share Tent Life and Hope
A fragmented diary style note from a soldier speaks of retreat from home, lingering illness, navy regrets, and longing for normal life. He mentions Muck, seven cues, and a desire for an airplane over a chip. He describes staying in a Y M and A created tent with a chaplain and Sunday service, praising French hospitality and requesting news and papers. He signs FRASK SHELDON TLRICH, First Uoplacement Battery, LL & ML a, 20th Go, A, Ee FP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Devon
Frask Sheldon Tlrich
LL & ML
Submarines Get 11 Ships During Week to April 15
Rail road Director Madot reports 11 ships were completed or transferred during the week ending April 15. The update notes improved fleet movement and logistics, with potential implications for maritime operations and regional trade.
Trains West of the Mbetwippl Commitment Report
A garbled OCR style note references trains west of an unclear location and a commitment related to a war effort. The text mentions a trait and work, with a vague reference to Tire passenger business.
Aircraft Officials Willing To Resign
Washington on April 15 officials new to the advertising production branch signaled their willingness to resign at the President's request as part of an anticipated organizational shake up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
No More French Pastry In Paris During War News
Washington reports a fragmented note on Paris during the war era. The piece mentions Mia Ida OQuide Clarke and Mrs Clarke, describing scarcity of French pastry and tea with tin contents and war bread while noting many in the North sought an end to the American Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
Mia
Ida Oquide Clarke
Clarke Cays
Campbell Family thanks for kindness and sympathy
Mr and Mrs A M Campbell and family express gratitude for the kindness and sympathy shown during their bereavement and thank readers for the beautiful floral offering received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thaniks
A M. Campbell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendleton
Vrom Lyle C- Johnson
Keewimming
mage Lyle @ Jonneon
Ewe Aden Froth
Santa Ha Tieider
Bork
St. Anthonys Henpitil
Dethridae
Coltoos
Edith Lovering Moore
Dan G. Hale
Petersen
Alta Street
Main
Garden
Knights of Taythien
Iuiditee
Maes Asin Lobdeil
Oregon Journal
O.W. i
O.W. It
Mlot
Pilot Reeck Tie
War Savings Stamper
Weld Werteidugy
Blah Sciual
Merie Kine
Seelary-transorer
Geogiann Fletcher
Sablines
Chaba
Mies
Helen Cow
Mendieten
Gwinty
Shrook Tink
Milton
Preewater
Fernfale
Umapine
East
Presiat
The
Dean Tatum Co
Main St
Bonar Law
Lalien Meribewacae
Emilwauteer
Wie
Red George
Carfer Hegan
TES Chess TosTor Viviseation Funds
Infants’ Dept
Copenhagen
Sheldon Ulrich
Sreltan CloLeh
Cyrnet Poms Fens
Tieton Witiete
Sehre- Petter
Orvrurian
Peres
Marente
Lyte
Folle
Sam
San Antonio
Teddy
Veoowerett
Archie Ar Ieen
Bie
Errfivas
Wafhington
Madot
Ie Bem Tio Oeligy A
Milion Salle
Passenged
Foley
Lincoln
Nash
U. S. Ordnance Corps
Cadillac Auto Co
Alpha
Alpha Beverage Department
Chicago
EL. T. W. Jenin Co
Lamy Domes & Co
Portiead
Ore
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!