03 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1918
Page
1
In Liverpool the Attorney General and war cabinet spokesmen stated a unanimous decision to demand the extradition of the former German Kaiser. The move follows Allied pressure and aims to place him in allied hands for trial. The announcement signals a decisive shift in postwar accountability.
Skins from trapped animals in Che ah and Washington sold by U S Geological Survey hunters for 1930.64 in St Louis on October 24. The total sales since last October reach 96825.32 with most skins taken in Magee year end. Coyotes brought up to 9.50 and coyotes about 20.00 for certain hides while shonk whine topped at 5.00, marking a record high according to the survey.
A wire from Lieutenant Charlie Despain reports arrival in New York with early returning troops. The message notes he may be among the first group landing aboard the Mauretania as soldiers come home from France and England. Confirmation of other sailors on the same voyage is unclear.
Report notes no new flu cases but two new influenza cases. It states seven quarantined locally and nine quarantined in total. Official health updates come through physicians and hospital data showing a decline in bone cases, with no care details provided.
An automobile driven by Ed Thresher of Pilot Rock rolled over Sunday near Nyro causing injuries to two women. Mrs Thresher suffered a broken collarbone and possible back sprain. The rear occupants were also hurt. Both men received minor injuries and were treated at a local hospital.
President Wilson will depart New York aboard the delayed Pennsylvania in the early morning convoy. The voyage comes amid a tense scene at home as critics question his peace strategy and party support while the admiralty plans to showcase Wilson’s leadership on allied affairs.
A letter from Cornelison describes his wartime post where women were absent for years. He details dishwashing duties, civilian aid needs, and the uneasy conditions at headquarters as the army division moved toward Berlin. He comments on food service, morale, and the push for fair accommodations for incountry workers.
A small fire in Pilot Rock today caused minor damage to a structure before firefighters could contain it. The blaze, reported near a local water line, was halted by rapid intervention and cutting of holes to vent heat, preventing broader damage. No injuries were reported.
German agents allegedly planned to contaminate wells in Allied territory using poisoned wells and chemical agents. The Swiss newspaper today published details of the scheme and routes involving secret agents and intended sabotage linked to wartime operations in Italy.
In a deep naval dispatch the American navy fleet at Brest is ordered to sail for Azores then to Europe with Wilson aboard. The convoy will pass through ports and execute crux crests as preparations conclude for the president’s voyage.
Nighttime break in at The Charies Co. on Maln street yielded $35 to $40 in coins including about $20 in dimes nickels and pennies destined for a relief fund. Front door locked, rear door ajar, janitor discovered the opening at 4 40 a m. No items appear missing from stock and entry method remains unexplained.
In Washington today Representative Mann, a Republican leader, opposed a resolution to impeach Vice President Marshall and voiced support for the president's peace mission. He warned against any concerted GOP move to question the president's trip and urged unity with allies on peace terms. Senator Mersttity noted GOP divisions on proceedings, while Sherman of Tingle argued the president’s departure left Congress incapable of action.
Santiago dispatch reports military reserves of 817 clik have been culled to the colors as 1917 class is called up. Details on units and deployment not provided. Local authorities confirmed the draft is underway with selectees slated for subsequent training.
The Umatilla County Patriotic Service executive committee discussed a memorial for soldiers from the county. No definite action was taken as doubts remain about proper organization to oversee the project. district chairmen will be consulted before any memorial move is proposed or funded.
Conductorettes are accused of causing a traffic tie up in the city as they work aboard streetcars. The article notes the conductorettes are blamed for delays and reports men demanding their immediate removal from the cars.
A fragmented 19th century news item describes officials warning that several individuals linked to a flu scare had resigned or were urged to leave. The piece mentions quarantine measures, public health officials, and ongoing investigations while promising forthcoming official statements.
In a belated report the phrase Pureeia Wl BEFORE Ms REPRESENTS FORMER KERENSKY POWER indicates Russia will be represented by a liberal delegate. Washington dispatch notes a unclear plan to accompany President Wilson to France. The text contains multiple OCR errors but mentions people and diplomacy surrounding Russia and Wilson.
Six hundred pounds of pastern battons service flags and other publicity material arrived today at Uma Ula County for use in the Red Cross drive. The materials include 23 400 service flags 176 000 Christmas bells and 170 power entitlements. The campaign follows Wilsons leadership and aims to enroll Americans as Red Cross members rather than seek monetary gifts.
A wartime letter from Eglantine Moussu describes peace and joy in France. She recalls news of her father’s death before the victory and the emotional spectacle of celebrations, noting both sorrow and triumph amid the cheering crowds.
Oliver Lesley of the Navy arrived home from Puget Sound today among 16 others. The article notes his prior refusal from active duty last Saturday and his reentry to service later, with details of assignments and local connections as of 1925.
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