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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1918
Page
11
A large protest gathering was held in Batlaghederreen against extending conscription to Ireland. Banners bore the inscriptions No Blood Tax and similar slogans, signaling strong civilian opposition to the measure.
Captain Kenneth B. Lowrry of the Texel believes his ship was sunk by a German submarine cruiser, not from a base. A German commander’s account and shell fragment evidence suggest a sub with six inch guns, about 350 feet long, with one forward aft deck gun and a crew of about a dozen interviewed.
Washington D C June 14 Even the weather in the United States is watched from the western battle front in France. Weather reports are cabled daily to Army officers and former U S Weather Bureau officials to aid forecasting for airplane activity artillery work and other military operations.
South Bend Ind June 14 America In 1920 will have a merchant marine of 24 000 000 deadweight tons, Hurley of the Shipping Board told Notre Dame graduates. He said the fleet, the largest ever, would exceed 5 million dollars in expenditure and link the United States with South and Central America by weekly service.
A group of American actors plans a tour to France to entertain U S troops stationed there. The trip aims to boost morale and provide light entertainment during wartime.
Frank Dickson mails a 1915 Paris trip letter from a tractor school among troops. He details sights in Paris like the Louvre Champs Elysees Arc de Triumph Notre Dame Invalides Panthéon and Napoleon’s tomb. He notes military quarters in a park and plans to return home if possible.
Portland June 14. News says hospital wards at Camp Lewis and Vancouver barracks will receive twice weekly shipments of roses and other items donated by the public. The effort, led by Hinssomen, aims to cheer injured soldiers. today the roses and hoses were sent, with another batch planned for Saturday.
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