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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
1
A fragmentary report quotes German and Austrian officials signaling openness to settlement talks after President Wilson’s appeal for frank discussion. It notes Austria’s willingness to discuss terms, while Germany reiterates no demand for territorial changes and favors durable peace despite Allied pressure.
E F Stettinius, J P Morgan partner, appointed surveyor general of all army purchases and in charge of production and procurement of supplies for all army bureaus. He has led allied purchases since the war began and helped boost war materiel production. The appointment would make him munitions director, though Senator Chiang may press to keep the munitions director bill.
Congressman tilaie to defend Secretary Baker in the house over wartime administration. Baker asked Senator Chamberlain for permission to present a statement before military or garrison groups to summarize his war work. He argues the nation deserves a full accounting of sacrifices, spirit of troops, and broad efforts amid delays and friction.
Canadian officers Col MacMilam Major Edwarde and Captain Cook will be entertained on arrival Monday under guidance of a local committee. The event includes an afternoon meeting at Arcade theater and an evening program with introductions by D. McNary. The visit features songs, selections, and a reception at the hotel. arrangements name helpers and hospitalities.
Publius Ireland dispatch notes a firmer prospect for prosperity amid wartime, citing provincial funds with a nearly 9.75 million dollar rise in definite and current accounts. Hibernian Bank shows a credit increase of 3.15 million, while provincial dividend remains 22.5 percent. Ellerihan raises dividend to 5 percent.
The report cites regulatory provisions about sugar, flour, coke and other food items, noting permits and gratuities in the trade. It references Kingston and local institutes, with mentions of officials and proceedings shaping compliance and enforcement.
A large fire swept a prominent Fort Worth property, destroying one of the city's largest quartormator structures. A man was fatally burned, and a prior noise suggested an explosion before the fire was discovered. Fire officials investigated the cause as a mysterious blaze on the northwest side of town.
The report notes a restrained German reply as experts say the end is not yet near. Officials discuss Allied and British Gibraltar rail routes and potential concessions, with wary hopes for renewed conciliation amid ongoing war tension and strategic negotiations.
A garbled dispatch from Jan 25 reports rumors that the United States might recognize Bolshevik officials. Wires from Vladivostok and Harbin to Orly relay claims of distant diplomatic shifts amid warlike tensions with Chilean troops.
Nottingham Jan 2 Delenate Devan a Labourite denounces Great Britain as at the mercy of the American meat industry amid warnings of looming industrial upheaval. He urges restraint and action to avert dire economic danger.
A fragmented notice about proposed power plant construction outlines plans across counties with details on site locations and timing. It mentions Metuldioid and Hepat Ce areas, a vote on completion, and references to construction phases and dates.
Fragmentary outline lists terms including freedom of the seas, international enforcement, trade, withdrawal from occupied territories, and autonomous regions. It mentions independence for Poland and Serbia’s status, along with frontier issues and governance principles amid wartime diplomacy.
Washington dispatch reports General Pershing cables that Americans were in action on the Preach Trent on water early mid week. Four were killed Montas and Micaday. No details of the fighting were renewed.
Von Pentling told the Hin committee that Premier Lloyd George altered Wilson's outlines, arguing no autocratic pressure remains in Germany and discussing peace terms. He warned durable peace requires German interests and security, with Britain fortified routes like Gibraltar, Malta, Aden, Hong Kong, and the Falklands.
A district board in La Grande reviews a list of 40 registrants from Umatilla County. The document names numerous individuals with classifications such as 1-E 2-C 4-C and notes several spellings and possible OCR errors, reflecting wartime or draft processing records.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Weston and a possible legal or local matter. It references people like Leeroy Deputies Choi Clerk and Wilke, with uncertain events, dates, and roles. The text is largely incomprehensible and lacks a clear, reportable incident.
News led by railroad congestion easing due to warm weather and an embargo. officials expect the freight embargo to be lifted Monday. Dispatches report Alsace Lorraine and Poland policy questions ahead of President Wilson, with labor factions and political tensions noted in Europe and Chicago dairy contract adjustments.
Minneapolis report states the government will take about 30 percent of all wheat flour manufactured in Minnesota to secure adequate supply for vital needs. The measure aims to stabilize markets and ensure essential food provisions amid shortages affecting mills and bakers.
Report states Aimer and Strun Melief agreed at a meeting to send 81406,000 to relief stations in the Rustan Circae Utgente Palestine Megapetatein and Cotetantinepte, supporting humanitarian efforts tied to the ongoing crisis.
Copenhagen Jan 35 reports the resignation of Premier Wekerle of Hungary amid continued political unrest in the dual monarchy.
Reports from Amsterdam describe severe rioting in Berlin on Wednesday and yesterday. Moke units marched through the city demanding peace as Berlin papers did not arrive, signaling potential information disruption and unrest.
Surgeon General Gorgas told the Senate military committee that lack of sewage facilities and overcrowding fuelled epidemics in training camps. He warned that almost no national guard camps had sewage systems and urged a fully equipped hospital and sanitary arrangements before sending troops to camps.
San Antonio report states 40 additional Black soldiers will face court martial following testimonies tied to the Houston riot incident. Names, units, and exact charges are not fully clear in the dispatch, but the proceedings extend into the broader disciplinary actions stemming from the disturbance.
Reports describe an explosion at a Qual company facility near Stalterwn and Breven, with several workers injured on the lower level. Authorities indicate the incident prompted safety checks while investigators probe the blast.
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