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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
3
June reports show little talk of peace or annexations. newspapers describe heightened panic and clearer emphasis on German opponents. The coverage frames the war as nearing decisive moments with scarce hope for immediate settlement.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Indiana University morning ceremonies, urging focus on American unity and avoiding foreign entanglements. He warned against conflicts abroad and stated no other nation should dictate American policy, stressing patriotic duty for graduates.
Fragmentary OCR recounts possible work injuries and affected individuals including names like Foley, Foley ems, Ridery, and Mier. Mentions May timing and age issues, employer references, and disrupted schedules. Details are garbled, with many names and actions unreadable.
An unclear historical fragment mentions an American citizen, a colonel, and parifiots, noting unpreparedness and money pressures. The text also references retired cavalry leadership and a need to sleep, with a product claim about Hood’s Sarsaparilla for stomach and sleep benefits, all in an archaic, garbled style.
In Amsterdam dated Jane 14 Count Knepper Wreyning, 22, head of a Bavarian Fatherland faction, was killed on the western front. The young leader, a noted military figure, had served as a dispatch rider with heavy artillery under fire along the Teotalia lines.
London June 11 John W. Clynes parliamentary secretary of the ministry of food told the house of commons that German submarines could not stop civilian food supplies. He said 165,900 tons of bacon and ham were available for the British public despite wartime threats.
A community meet last night from Cratifia cour Home Guard and the local Girl Honor Guard endorsed a June 29 dance in Happy Carven to honor Captain HE Williams. Plans include electric fans to cool dancers and ground misting, with special invitations for guards from neighboring cities. Attending guests at a farewell dinner prior to army service included Binnie Horton, Lor Cary, Georie Mclaren, Owen Bird, and others at Hotel Pendient.
Mexico City June 14 Germany admits no submarine base on the Mexican coast and denies aiding raiders. Foreign Minister von Schoenbergh told Maurice that Berlin does not engage in violation of neutrality and rejects claims of such stations along the Atlantic coast.
Santa Cruz June 21 Otto Der vet and George Smith Gealler were arrested four miles north of Lavrek in a derailed cart by the department of justice. They face charges tied to alleged enemy law violations and previously operated near Third and Pica ee.
Wellington dispatch reports two enemy mines were destroyed off North Cape the northern tip of New Zealand. The notice says the cruisers and boats engaged the mines after preliminary raids. The event follows a broader wartime scene as ships patrol the New Zealand coast.
A long string of Pendleton residents and guests fill the town with social activity. Mr and Mrs Go Ml Pegs attend events. Pauline Rice of Pendleton stops at Wahic Walls on a trip. Mrs. Joby Bates and family plan visits in Paris. Westin and Weston visitors register at local hotels. many arrivals from Stanfield, Portland, and Spokane are noted. Upcoming anniversaries and group gatherings shape a busy social week.
Rio de Janeiro June 10 British ship Holtein lands survivors of the British steamer Cairn Tower, wrecked after a collision on May 3.
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