10 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1918
Page
1
Berlin declared martial law as clashes with government forces leave 220 dead and 1000 wounded. Karl Liebknecht, leader of the Bolsheviks, announced plans to overthrow the present German government within a fortnight. Dispatches from Zurich report revolts spreading in Bavaria and Hamburg regions with authorities combating insurgents.
The United States and Britain are discussed over war aims and freedom of the seas. A London-quoted editor criticizes Churchill as impulsive and tactics driven. In Liverpool, Attorney General Smith indicates a forthcoming cabinet statement on defining the threat and U S aid to naval actions.
London reports from Berlin state that Germany agrees to surrender all allied merchant vessels interned in German ports, fully coal and provisioned, and German warships under construction. An allied naval commission arrived to supervise execution of the provisions, which Berlin insisted exceeded annual terms.
Washington December 10 A warning against inflicting a Tri marl iean whee of Germany and credited to the London Daily News was published here today through channels of the Wilken principles urged to take them well heed hoard before it is too late. The article predicted Free Silent Will Morn appear next week with much flag waving and speeches if the wind is favorable. The spirit animating the free European and American politicians now in control of the peace conference could birth a prophecy that will outlast centuries.
Madrid reports the Spanish secretary says Berlin dismissed a claim of German espionage linked to an alleged plot. The dispatch notes Spain planned to expel a German ambassador pending official actions, with sources indicating tension between Madrid and Berlin after the espionage allegation.
A Pendleton landowner refused to donate to United War Work funds arguing the campaign only harmed property. a Milton resident valued at between 175 and 800000 faced similar pressure. The Central War Charities Committee and related wartime groups are named in the dispute.
London dispatch reports Loyd George and Dalfour stating labor delegates are not yet determined. Appointment will hinge on the outcome of general elections, with no labor representative selected until election results are known.
An ex Kaiser will submit a dictated autobiography to his defense team for possible trial consideration. The document, described as a life story, will be reviewed by legal counsel and prepared for proceedings. A German intermediary notes ongoing arrangements and potential presentation.
A German officer wounded in a failed suicide attempt by Wilhelm is reported as the source of the tale. The account notes the attacker aimed to end his life during a day of turmoil and describes the ensuing battle and confusion surrounding the incident.
Fulfil sour Pledge today, te T. BIShor, Counts Wos. &. Chairman. The message urges immediate action on the savings stamp program and notes the urgency of meeting this year’s targets as the deadline approaches.
Lieutenant Chariton Lee, a Marine veteran from this place, was severely wounded by a shell explosion during the Verdun attack on November 6. He has long served in the Marines and is reported to have earned the Distinguished Service Medal and a promotion.
A meeting of UK Thinkin Cinmity Fie and Game Club is set for 7 in the city hall to discuss sportsmen issues and district game law changes. The Portland league meeting December 16 and 14 will review opening deer seasons, sea now nearland birds, and stream closures with fire restrictions.
Reported today that over ten thousand troops are expected to return home. Sources indicate arrival on the Adriatic transport routes with officers and detachments proceeding to various posts.
In Hermiston an elderly rider, Headley, 84, was crushed when two horses bolted after a horse named Str. Header spooked them. Headley suffered severe injuries and died. two others were on foot or uninjured as witnesses. The exact sequence remains unclear.
A fragmentary dispatch reports American and Polish forces planning operations in Polen. It mentions entering Dewan und allein and marching toward Wareaw with forces under command of a German leader, to occupy Trundlan Posen.
Five new cases of Inflopren were quarantined today, per Harastine officer C. Broach. The report lists names and locations, noting the total quarantined rises to ten as Miles Jean Jacnde is held at Toe Street.
In Washington, President Wilson will not take a seat at the peage table during a Friday morning arrival. He remains with his party and, after a service, will greet the crew and others before continuing.
A local campaign snags attention with the call Have Your Dollar Ready urging quick donations. Solicitators target Pendleton and surrounding counties as organizers report broad local support and expect doors to open on the drive within the week.
WAel PIMIKANE dec 10. Exemption granted today tied to state draft HQ. Congressman C.D. faced instruction and draft action noted.
A Budapest dispatch reports Hungary's premier faced a possible death attempt amid the unstable political situation. No further details clarify the motive or outcome of the incident or identify the premier involved.
European adherence to the fourteen peace points appears doubtful as Paris and London officials warn that public support may exceed limits of Wilsonian principles. Press and political figures in both nations influence opinions during ongoing election and policy debates. The United States faces pressure to stay aligned with anti-war and peace efforts while Germany and other powers respond to calls for principle-based action.
Washington December 10 The annual report of the Secretary of the Navy shows a rise in naval strength from present figures. The permanent fleet has grown with more men and apprentices, and timber suffices to maintain ships on regular lines. Final recommendations call for increases over current complements and higher expenditures to bolster war strength. The Navy’s overall war strength has developed from late time to more than half a million.
An account describes the surrender of the German fleet as joyous scenes with officers and sailors cheering and waving as Allied ships accept the surrender. Flag officers and key leaders, including Leahy, are noted in the proceedings amid the celebratory atmosphere of the war’s end.
Reports from Geneva describe Austrian forces sacking Belgrade and destroying key rail links. Deputy Mavis of Croatia cites substantial Serbian losses with only fragments of royal protection remaining. The scene follows German-initiated talks and Allied reactions as messengers seek a united view of events.
Ten thousands demonstrate in Barcelona pressing for or against Catalonia autonomy. Officials warn that if parliament refuses autonomy, deputies may withdraw. Verbal escalation shows mounting tensions as debates loom.
Sunday Red Cross Day in Oregon. tribute planned for churches and communities. The event focuses on mercy and humanitarian work, honoring volunteers and the broader relief movement across the state.
London reports government moves to repatriate U S soldiers as part of postwar demobilization. A Foreign Ministry spokesman says Britain will provide transport and support for the returnees, aligning with Allied postwar plans and ensuring orderly evacuation. The statement emphasizes cooperation with the United States and other allies amid complex demobilization logistics.
The Southeast Nedlay area reports clear skies and warm conditions. Temperatures rise to the mid twenties with light winds from the southeast throughout the day.
A local column records Lockley urging the Y M O A to fund a soldier memorial. The discussion covers memorial scale, expected contributions, and the community impact, noting objections and support from club members and local officials amid wartime service.
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