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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
10
The report describes the execution of ten Black soldiers at Camp Dodge after being found guilty of attacking a white girl. The division formed in silence as the condemned men, masked and in uniform, were driven to the scaffold. No military ceremony occurred and the hangings were marked by taunts from white troops.
A Tong editorial discusses Alexander Kerensky and the Entente urging intervention in Russia. It warns that nations may hesitate but Germany would exploit any opening, stressing the danger of Bolshevik influence and the risk of foreign invasion claims shaping public opinion.
Jisnel OCHIGAGO cites July as the period when John EK Thyler admitted stealing about $4000 from the insurance firm Conkling Price & Webt at 175 West Jackson Street. He confessed on the eve of a draft to Jefferson Barracks and was arraigned before Judge Fisher as the case moved to the grand jury. He denied intent to evade capture and said he sought army service to redeem himself, while the article notes military figures and wider context.
Report from August and July 11 telegrams details that the University of Oregon is entitled to send 28 to a training camp. It notes 25 students and one facility for a specified program, with questions about eligibility and timing. The secretary to the president, L. Cunpeell, is cited concerning the matter.
A garbled World War era notice describes a Protestant group in Paris and a failed attempt to deliver a message. It mentions the Sarseittame and Christian themes, with unclear names and dates.
A reader notes the value of pooling resources to pursue canning projects with four groups. The National War Garden Commission offers free instructions in a booklet from Weaherton Washington DC, available for 2 cents to cover postage and handling.
A new commander has been named to lead the Austrian army during the current crisis. The appointment aims to restore cohesion and steady operations across the front as tensions remain high and strategic priorities shift.
Fragmented text describes a shooting incident at Pang Wam and a court hearing in Eugene with a deputy, blasts, and bullets. Mentions Bel, BIA, and Justice Court, plus a fire at a government building. Details are partial and unclear, but reference to S300 and a person named George Dower.
Fragmentary text references Rome in July and a German general leading an Austrian offensive. The readable portion mentions Mackhenren and an action near an arrival to Ack, but details are unclear.
An unclear Parisian or London wire item reports Austrians barred from commenting on a military setback. The piece suggests censors restrict discussion of a defeat and the bodies involved, mentioning observers and authorities in veiled terms.
An obscure entry notes a service being placed at the Glepiteut within the Cavelso area. The fragmentary text mentions fretless work and implies a ceremonial or organizational placement. Limited readable details hinder full context and identities.
Latins Anvercan Nwwr Lureatt announces free instruction in sheemaking to writers and daughters of the idea to three scrime tadline of Oletine. Manufacturers and artisans will receive aid to refresh the infant economy, with no charge for attendees.
A garbled wartime message appeals to Americans urging severe sacrifice for the war. The text references Germans and the need to endure hardships to support victory, with praise for patriotic duty and commitment to the home front.
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