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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1918
Page
12
In a tense wartime passage the speaker claims Hindenburg and Wilson clash while the defender can be trusted to win by a head. The text notes that many Germans prefer fighting over contemplation amid bloodstained surroundings.
Report describes American troops capturing dangerous German horror weapons after a fierce assault. Soldiers seized implements from Hun positions as two U S servicemen in the image are shown carrying gear and posing with the captured items. The scene focuses on Allied momentum and victory.
Anyone who knows German glassblowing and crafts in England is sought at a premium. Six Russians granted exemptions from army service may teach Englishmen what they learned in German factories as interned civilians join in sharing industrial know‑how for rebuilding Britain.
A fragmented profile of John Vaughan, a Pendleton native whose life traces from Oregon roots to stage driving, electrical work, and ambitions shaping his ascent. It chronicles family moves, early jobs, a firefighting stint, and military service before personal life details and marriage questions emerge.
Suiss Katierine Stinson, aviatrix, reenters her transcontinental journey from Chicago to New York despite a 103 degree fever. At 4 02 p m she went to her airplane, with reporters noting the engine and power issues as she prepared to start, continuing the perilous flight today.
Columbia City notes June 1 reports Vice President Thomas Marshall returning home. The article describes his war service dedication and the commemorative inscription at the local service hall, highlighting his role in honoring veterans and the community’s support for the troops.
Washington authorities urge teachers to return to service as wages rise and attrition hits schools. P F Claxton cites higher pay and standards, while shortages grow across states. Sporadic mentions of medical products and unrelated phrases appear in fragmented OCR.
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