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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary Oregonian clipping notes a base or sports event with names and dates garbled. Readable elements include mentions of a team or player and implied scores or standings, but key details are unclear. The item appears as a stray sports snippet lacking full context.
The piece argues that anti Wilson campaigning in 1916 and plans to discredit his administration in 1920 undermine wartime unity. It condemns partisan newspapers for treating the war as politics, praising President Wilson for focusing on victory and national ideals, while urging loyal support despite party lines.
A Cambridge student poet Charles Hamilton Sorby, aged about 20, killed in action on October 13, 1915, is remembered in a devotional verse about inner self and sacred duty. The piece links personal faith with wartime sacrifice and dedication to a higher service.
The piece argues that pro-Chamberlain coverage by former anti-Chamberlain papers signals a political shift. It frames the move as a chance to attack the Democratic administration and President Wilson, suggesting strategic newspaper behavior rather than genuine endorsement.
Readers note a quarrel between Wilson and Chamberlain inflaming opinions and raising chatter, though the subject remains distant as crowds react from afar and observers await clearer signals.
The piece argues the War Department rightly prioritized the Browning over the Lewis gun for longer term efficiency. It credits Senator Chamberlain's speech for supporting a thorough, not rushed, war program and calls on Oregon supporters to back Chamberlain for reelection, while questioning local political figures to align with this stance.
The boys from the training camps and cantonments do not look sick and unprovided for and dying of disease, some one's eyesight is bad.
Delays in securing supplies are common to governments and private firms alike, reflecting widespread shortages and procurement challenges impacting operations and planning. The comment notes universal strain across sectors as they seek essential inputs.
Fragmented OCR of Lincoln speech saluting Civil War era ideals. It recalls the Gettysburg Address themes, dedication of a nation, and the unfinished work of democracy. The text cites “government of the people, by the people, for the people” and honors fallen soldiers while urging perseverance in wartime.
Former President Taft told the committee on foreign relations that Germany winning could force Britain to default on indemnities and that Canada would face a similar burden. He warned North Dakota farmers would react to German helmets if policies aligned with La Follette supporters.
The fragmented lines reference a wartime effort and a 1920 campaign, contrasting harsh winters with mild months. Names or places are unclear, but the text evokes a prolonged struggle and shifting seasons as context for political or military action.
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