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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1918
Page
5
The piece critiques political opponents urging loyalty and harmony from Oregon voters. It defends Senator Chamberlain against critics who claim the public desires muckraking or a Roosevelt style policy during wartime, labeling such critics as insincere and predicting electoral consequences.
The Boston Post criticizes Mr. Root's Russia mission while noting possible signals from Berlin and Vienna. It asserts no peace until the enemy is decisively beaten and urges readers to hear firsthand war reports from Canadian officers on Monday.
Fragmentary OCR text references a song that should not fade from memory, mentioning a melody that lingers in spirit and a warning not to let the song die. Names and clear facts are unclear due to garbled phrasing and typos.
The East Oregonian urges unity between President and Senate Military Affairs Chairman during wartime, praising Senator Chamberlain’s right to critique but urging constructive, conservative criticism. It cautions against persistent antagonism and dismisses sensational political attacks favored by some politicians and papers.
Critics attack the war department for moving too slowly to produce machine guns while praising rapid cantonment building for drafted soldiers. The result is a cycle of fault finding driven by political motives, not constructive help.
A contemporary column argues that even if some Republicans joined President Wilson's cabinet, World War I problems would persist. It claims Mr Root was eager to travel to Russia and would serve the nation in any capacity.
A partial transcription shows the election of officers for a local group. Jacob Frazer Meld Frank Frese and G. Wo Beith appear among the named directors. Vila, Goethe, and Tepe listed in officer roles with other names obscured by the damaged text.
A reading row at the church opens daily except Sunday with services led by Pastor Hubheli. The church welcomes all to attend prayers, Sunday school, and evening sermons including The Fault of Light and Divine Courtesy.
The notice lists a series titled Their Amusements and Evening Lectures arranged by Mrs Mordiuen Dor, with dates and topics including The Love That Never Dita, a drama by Phoebe, and other entertainments by local performers.
In a parish bulletin a 11 o clock morning service at Chur of the Redeemer is described with prayers and sermons. The text notes a wartime context and mentions a memorial address by President B. L. Peorese of Wittman College, with an evening program and a pew collection for the departed.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous individuals linked to Pendleton and Milton with scattered surnames and titles. The text resembles a biographical or directory snippet featuring people such as Frederick, Mockbill, Vincent, Pendleton, and Cov among others, lacking coherent narrative.
A string of names appears including Ray Woylle Smith Pendteton Frat Minkle Mot Rock Jol Le Bitten Metix Lloyd EB. Birtland Milton Charlén DL Thompson Pilot Hawk June Dy Maddon Pendteton Clarence J. Walker Daker Valentine Trot New York City Gust Maton Mortond Giho Todmaetth Speakon.
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