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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
3
Hermiston notes of local people and events include a candidate in Wallia Walla marriage license, Navy service moves, and a barber shop relocation. Suffering injury reports from Pendleton Moller Milla worker, county court actions on Wild Horse Creek, and Shriners convention returnees are reported. Also listed are church commemorations, hospital operations, parole news, and plans for the upcoming Liberty Loan campaign in Portland.
A plan to establish a reserve training camp at the University of Oregon within two to three months is under consideration. President Campbell and Lt. Col. John Louder discuss the program as cadets prepare for modern warfare practices. Rifles issued to students, inspections planned, and efforts to attract U S Army personnel accompany the push amid wartime needs.
1000 recruits from the Geet are coming to the station for training. A local unit commander cautions about readiness and potential alterations to schedules as maneuvers proceed. Several officers emphasize discipline and rapid integration.
The Cambridge University senate has appointed a committee to pursue educational collaboration with American universities. Notably Trinity College appoints Gaillard Lapses, an American born in Philadelphia and Harvard alumnus, as one of its tutors. The shift signals a genuine move toward friendly cooperation with American higher education postwar, though implementation may wait until after the war.
Recruitment ad seeks British subjects living in Portland area to join the Royal Flying Corps. Positions target men between ages 18 and 30 with good locations and clerical aptitude. Pay ranges from $1.10 to $1.60 per day plus training. officers earn higher pay after commissioning.
The fragmented item describes armed men disguising themselves and raiding several houses near Galway with goals tied to revolution. It mentions a publicized reward and a Toledo lawyer, J. Cheney, with a notarized affadavit, plus a note about Halls Catarrh Medicine and a testimonial from J. Cheney Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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