Further War Orders Move West a South
June 14 report notes new war directives expanding production and manpower shifts. Industrial zones in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic face disruptions as workers are mobilized and casualties mount.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1918
Page
2
June 14 report notes new war directives expanding production and manpower shifts. Industrial zones in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic face disruptions as workers are mobilized and casualties mount.
Miscarriages faces charges related to a plot to reestablish the imperial government. The case involves alleged actions aimed at overthrowing current governance and restoring monarchic authority. Further details were not available in the fragment.
New YorkJune 18 A German national held in $190000 bond by a U S marshal faced espionage charges after a complaint by United States Attorney Horne. The man described implausible aims and declared that in war all means are justified including destroying cities to aid Germany.
Brita Beatty enters the parliamentary race as a candidate in the North Mesastate region. He campaigns alongside Philadelphia allies and associates, aiming to win a seat in the House of Parliament.
The French envoy M. Tardieu, recently returned from Paris, warns that American allies must prepare for looming military action. He stresses readiness as tensions rise and cooperation strengthens in the face of potential conflict.
In Pendleton yesterday divorce granted to John L Smith from Minnie E Smith. Marriage license listed for Gentry & Short and Maggie Campbell. Plea guilty in Justice J. H. Parkes court. fines of 25 in dollars paid. Attendants connected to a public dining pool incident also fined. Legal actions include a $255.66 claim in a court attachment. Administrators and appraisers named in estate matters. Four volunteers summoned for technical branches. five total to depart July 1. Pendleton plans for preserving soldier portraits via Parroinian Service League and county library records.
Jeremiah OLeary, arrested near Portland, pleads not guilty in federal court to treason charges. He seeks aid for securing counsel, appearing nervous as the indictment is read over about thirty minutes. His wife Gertrude reacts emotionally, crying in the courtroom.
A historic plan for an Upper River boat service collapsed after delays and conflicting interests. Proposals to establish docks at Chartorth Slete and Port dixietide faced funding, survey gaps, and opposition, while open river plans were discarded. The Tacoma and Steelev with Delameree involved, and the Lewiston Milling company promised freight support, but capital and logistics failed to materialize.
A photo from a May event shows President Wit leading the Great Red Cross Mercy Fund drive parade in New York. The procession opened the fund campaign with the head of the parade near the reviewing stand.
American patrols on June 16 fought their way through German lines and returned safely, each wounded, in a fierce engagement. The action, reported from Washington, underscores the intensity of the confrontation and the resolve of the troops.
Vienna dispatches state German troops are taking part in the Italian offensive. Amsterdam reports confirm German participation in the Austrian commanded action on the Italian front, with Karl Kemper mentioned in dispatches.
Fragmented teletypes report varied war updates and political notes. Mentions include numbers of Italian forces, U S and Vienna updates, Minnesota primary results, and a lines about Linbergh and other figures. The garbled text makes specifics unclear.
A fragment notes a weather center focus on a major writing day, referencing political centers and a pivotal week. Details are unclear but imply a significant event or observance tied to a writer or writing day in the city.
A fragmented informant describes kidney importance and dangers of improper hydration. It mentions a doctor at a surgical institute in Battle and urges readers to drink six to eight glasses of water daily and seek free examination advice.
June 18 report from WASITINGTUSN describes the fire merchant fleet patching through Western waters from Seattle to allied canneries as boats become trapped by late ice. One vessel sinks, survivors rescued as crews battle seas and cold.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a bottle sale with a price of one dollar but lacks clear context or full details. The readable fragment points to a sale item and a price but no dates, store or brand information.
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