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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1918
Page
4
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A wartime poem urging men to join the fight and women to support at home. It praises courage, perseverance, and resolving to defeat the enemy, naming a collective effort to win and restore freedom. Attributed to Viorence Scripps Kellogg.
Fragmentary excerpt argues democracy vs autocracy, praising merit-based American system and criticizing German nobility rules. It claims monarchic privilege corrupts liberty, while equal opportunity allows individual achievement and self-made leaders. Contends German system stunts progress and cannot endure.
A transatlantic service agreement sets a recruitment fee between Great Britain and the United States and comes into force on July 31 affecting both nations' personnel exchange and mutual obligations.
A 60 day period allows Britons and Canadians aged 20 to 44 residing in the United States to volunteer for their home services. After September 28, they face U S military draft. British subjects may enlist at British Canadian recruiting depots such as W. 605 Sprague Avenue, Spokane and Great Falls.
Patriot Alaska explodes with wartime drive as Barrow Kotzebue sound the call for liberty bonds. Alaska posts 240 percent of its quota, highest in the district, with Fairbanks and other towns pledging far beyond targets. Locals flock to banks, Red Cross wins broad support, and coal miners pledge to Neuilly Hospital. Families vow to eat only Alaskan game amid food conservation efforts.
A fractured July item from the East Oregonian records cold mountain weather and Meacham visitors near Pendleton. It mentions girls with gum, a pedestrian tripping over a watch fragment near an obstruction, and a horse team tearing down Court Street and Main Street Bridge, colliding with several vehicles.
A man began a skirmish near College street, throwing Mr Boxers to the ground and leaving him with a few scratches. Mrs J H Parkes and her family, Mr A Saylor and family, and Mrs George Lash left today to join the Meacham campers.
A five year old named Ronald Dooley will drive an eight cylinder car to promote Kelph for Governor. He aims to be the youngest auto driver in the world, having previously driven in public during a city celebration. Ronald travels between towns to campaign for better roads as part of the mayoral race coverage.
Allied forces have occupied the Murman coast on the Arctic Ocean in extreme northwestern Russia. A proclamation claims Hun territories are under Allied protection and urges inhabitants to resist German and Finnish aggression. Troop numbers are small but increasing, with American participation limited to minor duties as Washington notes.
The notice reports the abolition of Menthe days in France following July 20. It notes a governmental change affecting local and national observances, with emphasis on timing and administrative steps for the transition.
A decree ends restrictions on milk and cheese sales in restaurants. Economies from three ravennage days per week over two iontha total over 31,000 tona, an average saving compared with TP lh of 2 percent.
July 7 report from BUENOS AYRES says direct wireless communication is now active between Tuckerton New Jersey and Buenos Ayres. American government offices in New Jersey report receiving messages from Tuckerton without relay. The German stakeholding station previously operated to relay messages and to receive dispatches for a syndicate.
Washington emits tentative confirmation of a high level exchange with Japanese officials as authorities consider future steps. A White House conference with state department leaders and key aides is scheduled to discuss next moves and potential scotathons feasibility.
Reports from Washington claim Allied leaders stress a coherent policy toward Russia after the former Emperor's death. Officials say allied gains in German territories are modest but significant, underscoring the need for a policy aligned with Washington's principles.
Frenx Prankfurther, secretary of the Erder al Medialion Commission, wired Governor Stephens stating he believes Moone was guilty. The message, dated July 26, adds the commission’s view to the ongoing case and signals political tension in Washington.
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