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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
1
Stockholm reports Finland on the verge of war declaration against the Entente. Polish troops cooperate with 500 Germans ready to strike into the Murman district as a small Allied force guards military supplies.
Senator Saulsbury of Delaware introduced a resolution urging the United States Japan or Great Britain to prevent German aggression on the Pacific. In Pittsburgh Secretary Lane addressed the national education convention saying the U S will speak the language of the times. Buenos Aires observed July 4 with special editions, banquets and decorations featuring American pens.
President Wilson requests immediate power to operate the telegraph telephone radio and cable systems a move that could rewrite wartime communications policy The House acted on a measure to empower the President with telegraph and telephone control and moved toward a vote amid opposition from Representatives Moore Madden and Lombardi and amid debate on the rule limiting discussion
Forty eight men from Unmobile county leave here at 8 50 tomorrow for service in the national army in line with Abe extensive call. They will parade no tomorrow morning. This afternoon the men meet at the court house for instructions and will be informed on civil rights and social vigor. Tonight all men may attend the social circle meeting under contact arrangements.
A historical map shows British soldiers with anti aircraft guns mounted on a motor lorry. The map details Italian advances along two sectors of the Piave front as 200,000 troops push toward and force towns back across the river near the Adriatic and the Alley. The diagram illustrates interforcical links between opposing forces and the front lines.
A World War II casualty list reports nine Northwest servicemen among the names tied to Washington and Oregon. The tally includes five killed in action or dying of wounds and four wounded, with details noting unit activity and locations.
London July 6 Haig announced that a German counterattack at Hamel was driven off by Australian and British troops. The Somme pushing force has advanced with significant captured men and matériel. A trench raid north of Albert was repelled and a failed raid near Serafete on the Plan dere front was checked.
A high level meeting involving Ampero Karl Opint Cerin and Daren Yurtan in Vientia hints Czernin could return as minister. The gathering reportedly pressed for renewed official duties and cautioned against publishing a famous letter from Kart to Prince Sixtia.
Latest available figures show the county short of its quota by 1,450 toward the war bond campaign. Officials report a total county quota of 439,180 based on population, with some districts lagging and others claiming to meet or exceed targets. Local leaders urge volunteers to push pledges to reach the goal despite reporting gaps and uneven participation.
Berlin reports reduced supplies of essential inputs due to disruptions and costs rising. Officials warn continued shortages could affect industry and consumer availability. The situation highlights strain on Germany's pipeline and manufacturing sector amid broader economic pressures.
Fragmentary notice reports London endorsing a speech by Wilson. The text references allied war aims and directives, noting authority and pursuit of policy during the ongoing conflict. The garbled OCR hints at political support and directives from London related to wartime strategy.
Washington reports say America mounted a vast propaganda effort to broadcast President Wilsons speech worldwide. Messages via cable and wire reached neutrals and belligerents, including Russians and Austrians, promising full American support. The campaign allegedly intensified Italian morale prior to the Austrian offensive and aimed to reassure various nationalities of Americas backing.
July 3 report from Fred Ferguson notes three German planes shot down in air battle with Americans on the Marne. One Boeche brought down near Belleau Wood with two Americans missing. A second engagement north of Chateau Thierry felled two German aircraft. Four Americans remain in action as Germany loses six machines in total.
A scientist Dr. David Rennie Kerensky comments that the Constituent Assembly remains under Russian authority and at war with Germany. He states Kerensky rejects Bolshevik authority and argues for the assembly as the legitimate interpreter of policy, while Beoukto and Roy McReynolds report returns from Rome.
Bowman topped the field as high shooter, edging out competitors with a strong performance. The event listed scores from participants including Mrde-Dan Bawinag, Gey Wyk, Ow Lampkin, and Joe Bink-Al Desgeale, with bird counts varying and several notable entries like Kay Cryeeel and Walter Mhodes contributing to the results.
A large fire in Heppner caused about 200000 in damage, destroying the Palace Hotel, the Gilman-Bishee warehouse, several shops, a church, and 19 homes. The blaze began near the Palace Hotel, with insurance shortfalls noted for most properties. No fatalities. Local families aided by neighbors as rebuilding delays loom.
Official Pendleton notice served on owners and lessee of Hingham Springs. City Attorney J A Fee warns of civil and criminal actions if pollution continues. Names OC Hosenbers J H Loek and William Hoch appear as owners and lessee. notice forbids dumping impurities into the river and bath water. The Enet Oregonian was informed by Binghn management that river toilets have been downed for a wet season, with no action yet taken.
The white tented city in Pendleton hosts Sells-Flote shows at the Round-Up grounds today. Two performances are listed this afternoon and evening with acts including The Mirth of the Rainbow. Vendors and curiosities open from early morning, with a band concert at 7:24 and the widow presenting at the stage show.
Patrols in the area brought in additional prisoners as part of ongoing security efforts. Early reports indicate several detainees were processed, with authorities noting continued patrols and cooperation with local forces to curb activity.
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In Washington on July 3 the inquiry continues as officials press for price profile data. The request aims to clarify late 1800s records amid a broader drive for detailed figures from agencies and experts.
Amsterdam reports a socialist leader declares no participation with the government unless peace and extradition issues are clarified. He accuses officials of duplicity and claims only one path remains to oppose the government, marking a sharp public split within the coalition.
July reports from the coast describe rampant forest fires causing widespread damage. Drought conditions deepen losses as timberlands burn and local crews struggle to contain blazes along rugged shorelines.
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