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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
11
Washington dispatch notes Germans in forcing press fears of retaliation as officials discuss suppressing the Muehlon memoirs. Report mentions Bereta statement on war origins and inquiries into a German plot. Officials quoted in a recent session reference possible actions and reactions amid broader wartime tension.
Fragmented OCR shows a foreign policy discussion about American engines boosting allied resources. Mentions Wilbur Wright, Durand, and embassy observers, with references to production expectations and Westminster context. The text is garbled but signals a debate on U S production contributing to allies.
Paris dispatches report three barbed wire barriers failed to stop German soldiers from crossing into Switzerland. German authorities respond by cancelling absences privileges for Alsace Lorraine troops, attempting to curb desertions at the frontier.
A garbled newspaper fragment reports a pardon affecting an individual nicknamed Hi May Die Pee Man. The text references Sacramento and a high-profile figure, but details are obscured, leaving the central fact: a pardon has been granted and the person is released as a free man.
A county wide appeal seeks names and addresses of all men in military service. Residents are urged to fill out forms with personal details including occupation, service branch, and relatives, then mail to M R Chessman secretary of the Patriotic Service League. Do not delay. avoid duplicates and provide contact to verify information.
French confidence in American capabilities grows as U S troops advance on the Marthe front. The American forces in France are expanding their sphere of activity daily, signaling potential wider operations ahead.
The Post Office Department stated post to air mail will drop after July 15 from 24 cents to 16 cents for the first ounce and 6 cents for each additional ounce or fraction. The notice also mentions a 6 cent rate for special deliveries and related wear costs.
A 87 to 2 percent reduction in tire types is proposed by manufacturers under a conservation division recommendation. The move aims to pare down automobile tire varieties and stabilize supply, following a directive arising from a transportation authority measure in Washington.
A pardon was issued today for Statham who had been sent from Los Angeles to serve two years for forging fictitious checks. The dying man’s relatives pressed for clemency as Hixtern would have been released on August 17 of this year.
Amsterdam July 1 The German Imperial clothing department announces an ordinance requiring a properly certified statement detailing clothes in possession before new garments can be obtained. Coats must be galiped in the back and lined halfway down front. Pockets limited to four. vest and trousers to three.
A promotional note extols drinking a glass of real hot water with a teaspoon of Digestive Phosphate each morning to flush waste from the system. It claims relief from dullness, headaches, and constipation, promising improved digestion, energy, and regularity, with benefits lasting through the day.
Government orders Paris smokers placed on tobacco and sugar ration cards starting August. All cards valid with coupons limited per person and per household. Restrictions specify allocation of forty to fifty grams per period, with distribution at designated booths and dates, amid efforts to curb excess consumption and control supplies.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions places and names but lacks clear events. The legible bits show scattered terms possibly referring to a city, a date, and officials, but no coherent incident or outcome can be determined.
In Copenhagen a 4-A German couple who fled Germany in a ratibout have purchased Meera ert ith infand in the Baltje. The emiple have seen interned, and a Germin alertenr investigation has begun.
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