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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
3
The third Liberty bond drive progresses with a July 1 deadline in Pendleton while J D Plane is healing in Salem. Local Red Cross requests yarn and red jet equipment are sent to headquarters. secrecy over exemptions noted. A court case for violation of fishing laws moves toward venue change and a trial within weeks. Drafted men plan to visit and local officials report mixed travel news and wartime logistics.
R J Trippon, traveling salesman from Chicago, was in Pendleton and received a telegram to report as a drafted man by July 24. He earlier tried to enlist but was rejected. Announcements note the main editi Thal convention will meet in May August 9 7 and 11. Portland police recruitment and exams reported, with men aged 4 to 5 years? to join the police and fire departments, pending physicals. Weather cooler with clear conditions and moderate wind. New hospital patient Mrs Elizabeth Johanson admitted to Rate Hospital. Mr Piter resigns from state hospital post. two daughters of Rev and Mrs Gornall underwent tonsil and adenoids surgery.
Eames, once a railroad worker before his illness, died yesterday morning at the State Hospital. His body remained at Brown's Undertaking Parlors. The deceased’s daughter, Mrs. Nelle Wilson, lives in Denver, Colorado.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Kate Parpela of the Army Medical Department receiving an award. No clear event date or full names captured. Further readable details are not available.
The report notes Lieut Edith Smith earning a commission and Mia Smith a physician stationed at Fort McPherson GI where she anaesthetizes patients bound for the operating room. The text references wartime production totals and various European responses, including Parisian women proving efficient in a chimney related context, with fragmented phrases about trade and fearlessness.
Inland revenue daily collections show gains for the fiscal period with figures reflecting healthier receipts. Officials in Washington report steady progress, noting improved tax intake and anticipated effects on national revenue projections.
An open trial begins for Joseph, a British corporal, charged with attempted murder and aiding in the pursuit of a civilian during wartime. The case, presided over by Lord Chevlemase, outlines the accused’s alleged plan to incite violence and the attempted landing of a long-distance attack.
In Walla Walla on July 12, the Whitman College alumnae roster shows 200 members in service. The report distinguishes 2 in strictly natural service and 17 in sync forms such as the U. S. Army and other duties. The list covers attendants, officers, and 11 more in officers training, with some serving in France.
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