War talk and draft age pressure from a distant view
The St Louis Post Dispatch comments on war policy and German internment camps. It argues the United States must persevere, noting fewer Americans in Germany than Germans in camps, and predicts possible draft age increases to 45 or 49 if the war drags on. It suggests an American force could aid Russia if Bolshevik resistance falls.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Lansing
Germany
Sam
Theront
Public appeals urge letters to Pendleton troops abroad
The East Oregonian launches a publicity drive to compile a current list of Umatilla county soldiers and sailors with addresses. Pendleton residents are urged to write letters to those serving in France, as morale boosts for enlisted men away from home.
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Bboys
Shome
Umatilla County
East Oregonian
Cooper
Pendleton Boys Allon
France
Pendleton
The
Republic
Reprisals Threats Rise Over German Cruelty
Secretary Lansing warns Germany that retaliatory actions against German subjects in this country may follow mistreatment of American soldiers in German prisons. Germany, unable to secure Capt. von Rintelen’s release, warns via Switzerland that reprisals against U S citizens could occur, signaling a dangerous bluff in war tensions.
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Lansing
Germany
Uncle Sam
Capt
von Rintelen
Willamette Valley visit and local society notes
In June 1894 East Oregonian items note Mr and Mrs W W Cayview leaving for Willamette Valley to visit friends. Two Willamette University students Joseph T Hinkle and N LeCornu return and plan adult life. Perry Houser expected home. A M Elgin praised despite slight grain injury. Pendleton youths form a mutual improvement society at Congregational church with W J Howard president and others. Indian council called by Agent Moorhouse for Tuesday to discuss Fourth of July celebration with about 100 Indians to participate.
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The
East Oregonian
W. W. Cayview
Willamette Valley
Willamette University
Joseph T. Hinkle N. LeCornu
Perry Houser
Moorhouse
Tuemifly
Postal service letters slow prompt request from Pendleton
A Pendleton reader complains to the East Oregonian about delayed mail to soldiers overseas and in training camps. He notes one relative in aviation corps received only four letters before his death, despite many letters from family. calls for publicity and action to speed forwarding and ensure soldiers with no local relatives are remembered.
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Pendleton
East Oregonsia
Jance
Aviation Corps
Fort Slocum
N. J
Camp Dix
Camp Kelly
Texan
Alstera Havenly
France
Postal Service
Pam
T. Avibox
Eastor
Aviator Escapes Battle Scars to Be Wounded in Streets
Aviator Joe Mandracenii, a Naval Aviator with three years active service in the Italian theater, was wounded in the streets of Rew Fork after surviving battle scars from Adriatic service. The report notes his injuries and wartime involvement.
Alert Reports Heroic Airman Wounded in Action
A narrative details Mandrachin, sent to explain Italian warfare at Madison Square Garden, being wounded while aiding Lieutenant Toesl during a patrol near Lexington Avenue and 470th Street. He recovered from the mishap and returned to duty. Senator Swanton announced Allied and American fleets destroyed about 60 percent of German submarines and disrupted German shipping routes, with no American ships withdrawn from the area.
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Mandrachhin
Americana
Madison Square Garden Concert Hall
Toesl
Lezington Ave
470Th Street
Mandracenia
Mirmeon
Carden
Senate Naval Committee
Hale
Cleveland Marine recruit son of Grover Cleveland
Richard Polver Cleveland aged 20 son of Grover Cleveland and twice president of the United States enraged Marine corps, according to Capt. A. W. Patterson in charge of recruiting. Announcement dated Philadelphia June 14.
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Philadelphia
Richard Polver Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
United States
Hunday
Marine Corps
A. W. Patterson
Cleveland
Pimples Signal Bad Blood Say Remedies From Nature
A damaged notice claims pimples and skin eruptions come from impure blood and may foretell eczema boils and boils. It pitches a natural remedy bottle available at drugstores and urges readers to act now to cleanse the blood and improve health.
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Penileton
Penéleton
Eeeem
Telephoe
Chicago
Washington, D.C
Los
Mail
Oliver
Oliver Piow
Tour Farm
Jerard & Temple
Buon
A. M. Elgin
Congregational Church
W. J. Howard
L. ©. Wood
FP. G. Ler
Thomas Mean
the Dental Office
Milarkey Building
Pendleton, Oregon
Dred
Adrigne
New York
Washington, D. C
Swanton
Atlantic
Senastor Swanton
Mathemed
Swanson
U. S. Marines
Burroughs & Chambers In
Crear
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