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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1918

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French Cavalry Reaches Vesle South Bank Near Fismes

French cavalry have reached the Vesle river south bank near Jodichery, about five and a half miles east of Fismes. All Vesle bridges are destroyed as German forces burn villages north of the river, with fourteen large fires reported. The enemy is retreating toward the Aisne, likely to anchor at Chemin des Dames.

Rondon Vesle Jodichery Fismes Soissong Aisne Chemin- Des Dames Ridge

Allied advance tightens around German pocket amid desertions

The advance south of the West toward Paris continues at noon as Allies press from the east and west, narrowing the German pocket to about 13 miles. Retreating forces pillage villages, while French and Allied troops push toward Champagne and the Montagne de Paris sector, encircling retreating German units.

Wisties Pommlerd Venize Oches Convrelies Carvel Oeret Piemes Soliecnn Veele Champagne Joncherr Ririme Fister Willes Tinques Thillols Geyx Montagna-de-Paria

French Ace Bags 31 German Planes and Balloons

Lieutenant Nunгенadr, the second French ace, was cited for the Legion of Honor after downing thirty one German planes and destroying three observation balloons. He has sustained multiple wounds and was named an officer of the Legion of Honor for his wartime service. Lieutenant Nungesser commented he seeks no rank but will continue to down as many Germans as possible.

Nun“genadr Legion of Hinor Legion of Honor Nungesser Acer Whatehy Germany

Somme push nears German front near Albert

British forces surged toward the Somme front today advancing into German positions near Albert. Reports from London indicate heavy fighting as troops press the breakthrough effort amid renewed bombardments and cautious Allied gains.

Somme Albert Id Mic London Soho

Excess Sugar Purchases Be Subject to Store Records

Umatilla County officials urge all retail grocers to compile detailed records of every sugar sale. Cards will be collected to monitor individual buyers and prevent buying two pounds a month from multiple stores. Offenders may face hoarding charges and temporary cutoffs from supplies.

Umatilla County Food Administration Merenania Dugar

206 Casualties Report From War Front

General Pershing reported 206 casualties with 113 killed in action in today’s dispatch from Washington. The tally details ongoing heavy losses as Allied forces reel from combat in action and service continues.

Washington Pershing

Call Issued for 10 Women for Student Nurses Reserve

Ten young women from Timatilia county are sought for United States student nurses reserve to train in civil military hospitals across the country. The program runs July 28 to August, with delays in supplies prompting recruitment efforts.

Timatilia United States Nu Peer Adgostih Min Virginia Todd Patriotic Service League Pawtelle

New Age Limit Raised to 45 in Military Draft Rethink

The War Department announces a change raising the civilian training age from 40 to 45. Congress anticipates President will have power to call those under 21 for training in the United States or to mobilize them if needed. The move aims to provide both vocational and military timing for young citizens amid opposition concerns.

Washington Trishtern Senate Chiminlelain United States War Department

Yankees Seek Burial Site of Quentin Roosevelt

Aug. 3. American artillery within range as forces advance along the center of the salient. They have captured Chamery where Quentin Roosevelt fell and search for his grave. Americans report control of Cohan and nearby towns as they push through the retreating German lines amid heavy bombardment.

Fred Ferqubon Quentin Ri Welt Cohan

American Forces Hit 1.3 Million Overseas as War Progresses

The report notes 12,000 American troops in the current drive and the overseas total rising to about 1.3 million. It cites Generals Pershing and March on wartime tactics, with the Rainbow Division highlighted among units in the frontline offensive alongside the First through Fourth Regulars and several National Guard divisions.

Warhington Ataté Lar Senate Pershing Rainbow Pras Moreh

Negro nabbed at Umatilla with seven pints liquor

Deputy Olaf Andras arrested George Mullen the negro head cook at C.W. Fr and X diner on No. 17 after a train stop at Umatilla. He was found with seven pints of Yellow Stone liquor and was sent to Pendleton for arraignment. prior arrests included two men fined for bootlegging in the area.

Olaf Andras Umatilla George Mullen Aghrie Aghrue Pendleton Fuetter

Ariton Pin Fined For Secrecy Act Violations In London

London Aug 2 Sir Joseph Ja nas, former lord, was fined fibete for violating the official secret act by securing and communicating documents that might aid the enemy. Charles Alfred Vernon, a former employee in the ministry of munitions, was fined 600.

London Eecrete Enegis Joseph Janas Tord Atetfield Mondar Fibete Charkee Alfred Vernon Ministry of Rrunitions

American offensive drives German defense in France

American forces display fierce offensive spirit breaking German lines at multiple sectors near Seringes Sergy and Clormes. They capture ammunition dumps and push through dugouts and trenches despite heavy enemy fire, with intense artillery and machine gun fire met by determined American advance.

Abe Cain

Four Companies and Band in Guard Parade Event

Four companies and a guard band plan a Wednesday parade before military officers at North Side Park. The Oregon Council of Defense machinery will review, with Pendleton handmen also present for rehearsal and a public meeting on the eve of the event.

North Side Park Oregon Council of Defense Panies Pitet Hi Company Ube Wecho Ned Mateolen Ettreding Mim Greenaar Ant Melix Pendleton Venlog Kehoe Te Rueter Ruieeereen

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