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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
1
A garbled 1919 style report notes Bolshevik ultimatums to Romania with 24 hour deadlines, arrests of officers, and protests from the Romanian legation. It cites threatened military moves and deteriorating relations as negotiations break down and potential annexations or punitive actions are implied.
Dr Z M Henderson plans a move to Canada after a long tenure at Pendleton Hospital. The announcement, made amid local concern, notes his upcoming departure to pursue opportunities in a different province. Hospital trustees and colleagues acknowledge his years of service and upcoming retirement.
A garbled wartime report alleges an infantry private, linked as a relative of Lieutenant Sporemann, was arrested on charges of undermining wartime security and intent to commit treason. The fragment mentions Ftedia Camp Grant and the name Sparen in unclear context.
Fragmented OCR reads of a historical page describe a plan and money taken, with names like Captain Whistler and a wartime incident. The text mentions casualties and investigations, referencing a figure tied to a theft during wartime and potential links to a Pennsylvanian group.
Thirty five more Umatilla County men are classified for military service. The list includes names such as Guat Koy Terria Willan, Frank J. Prater, George B. Sherman, Wilbard Whe iris, Robert Hobert, John Meterehin, and Peter Prontiahe. The document records draft statuses and town affiliations, noting several individuals with varied classification grades. The scattered OCR reads indicate district listings and potential locality ties to Olpat, Laereande, Sprarriverittinte, and Sound.
Reported in Medea New Seaton, a trooper from the Fired Cavalry stable at Virigonn faces murder charges in the death of Private Muitke of Medea. Witnesses described a nighttime altercation leading to fatal injuries. Local authorities allege intent and mobilize security as the case proceeds.
A pursuit or attempt to shoot Lenine is reported with chaotic details. The article fragment mentions a dimly lit scene at Pine Street and references names, locations, and partial actions, but the exact sequence remains unclear. Further verification is needed for full clarity.
A bomb was located near a warship triggering a warning to nearby authorities. The device was found in a area described by officials and was assessed for safety. No injuries were reported and a perimeter was established while investigators examined the scene.
A disturbed energy at the gathering features leaders denouncing food speculators as danger to national supply. Debate centers on government power to regulate prices, with officials proposing measures to curb hoarding and stabilize markets.
A British labor peace appeal draws attention as activists press for a coordinated international effort. The draft outlines potential alliances and calls for sustained diplomacy amid rising wartime tensions and global factions.
A garbled report cites a lawyer, bee, and figures like Caillaux and Clemenceau connected to French politics. It mentions Crettaus, Sarrail, and Cabal plans amid conspiratorial notes about government reform and absolute power. Washington reports and German intrigue appear in a telegraphic summary.
A garbled field report from Tokyo indicates Japanese naval units are being mobilized to assist Allied forces. The fragment references deployment, command channels, and unspecified targets as part of early war coordination.
Pronide Kilmore through attorney Maley Halex asks the circuit court to issue an order moving twelve year old Levy LaVelle Hilgers from Simeon Kilgore and Minnie Kilgore to be placed in the Sisters' School or another suitable home. The affidavit says the child should be with Mrs Frank Kilgore due to risk of delinquency while in care of others.
Petrojgrad dispatch reports General Hoffman denying he represents the German government as he violently attempts to suppress the spread of Slav socialist propaganda. Trotsky is quoted, criticizing German actions while warning of war aims. Attacks on propaganda offices and connections to Germany’s war policy are noted in strained exchanges.
The article notes Lat der has been slated for a farewell run, with plans listing Medford and Portland in Oregon and a possible stop in Pendleton. An offer may extend to include additional dates in the planned itinerary.
Washington January 16 The United States chamber of commerce with its half million members will demand the creation of a central control in the War government to prevent interference with important proclamations inflation and the duplication of work and avoid disaster by centralizing control of industrial energy and material resources of the country.
Judge J W Maloney elected president of the Men's Forum for the coming year at the monthly meeting held last night in the Predhyiertn ohuren. Charlie E Heard chosen vice president and treasurer. fifty eight men present. Dr Z B Snyder spoke on his work at Camp Lejeune and moral uplift. Committee to arrange entertainment for next meeting February 2. Music by Anderson singers. church ladies provided the meal.
A report from Portland indicates Blewett, head of the company, has secured financial backing from people in his city to relocate sites to Portland. Stockholders meet to discuss the plan and anticipated capital, with negotiations ongoing involving Benton and Portland people.
A fragmented report describes a political shift with Hindenburg favored in the west and Hertling supported in the east. It references military and civilian leadership, a Rifled era reform plan, and a struggle for control across German regions amid wartime governance.
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