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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1918
Page
4
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The passage argues that war will cure neglect and sloth, forging a firmer faith in aim and brotherhood. It envisions mankind rising from idle dreams despite the rain and pain, pressing undaunted toward victory and a common good. It emphasizes collective resolve and resilience in hardship.
Secretary Lansing concedes the American government was duped by German submarine promises to enter the war. He argues such pledges were made in bad faith and would have painted the United States as the aggressor had it refrained from war. The article asserts German craftiness hardened American resolve and unity.
A joint letter from the Food Administrator, the Red Cross director, and the chairwoman of the Women’s Committee of the Council of National Defense is sent to Minnesota women. The message calls for coordinated home front efforts and support for wartime initiatives across the state.
A joint appeal from the Red Cross the Council of Defense and the Food Administration calls Minnesota workers to unity across three war service lines. Each group must serve front and home front together to maximize effectiveness, stressing teamwork and obligation.
The Portland Journal argues Russians bowed to a dishonorable peace after seven million losses, but denies such losses occurred. It says Russia’s downfall came from internal treachery and ignorance, with traitors and spies among its people and echoes accusations of anti American Bolshevik influence in the U S.
From the Daily East Oregonian dated June 10 1490 Rev W E Potwine visited Heppner on Sunday and conducted services. The week in society was dull with warm evenings. The piece notes Terpiscore and croquet while H B Hexter tours the East in Chicago and Pendleton social circles gain Barry. Jeanie Xyo returns from Walla Walla trip.
The Berlin Taegliche Rundschau cites an alleged compromise on Prussian franchise reform after talks among conservatives and liberal factions. The plan calls for general direct and equal suffrage with extra voting rights for wealthy electors over 40 and for those who employ others. exclusions apply to employed workers.
Fragmentary wartime notes describe dispatches from rear posts to front lines. An African American soldier allegedly received leave to hunt, killed a deer, and crossed No Man's Land at night dragging a casualty toward German trenches. A German messenger reportedly burst into American trenches with evidence of the chase and near cues of combat.
Realty transfers show F. Temple to Vera V Tobanks for OS15.54 lot 1 block 21 Pendleton and Philip Weeskus to Herbert A Thompson for 6600 with mete and bound EE. Jame H Metzler to Alonzo Knotts with plat 10 and W 1-3 NW etc. Albert Micheal et al to Chas W es.
In a June 11 dispatch from the front, a report describes a novel tactic by American troops involving a pack of dogs used alongside French forces and allied units to assist in capturing German soldiers. The device highlights wartime ingenuity and the cooperation between American and French troops in occupied France.
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