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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
11
Amsterdam June 22 The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger prints a German Evangelical church on the fifth century of the church and notes the faith and liberty of God’s people have weathered all storms. It hopes the victorious peace will make the church a strong force for the German people and the Fatherland.
In Seattle on June 22 1922 W. W. was jailed after a raid stemming from seditious speeches heard near the waterfront. The incident involved alleged wartime and industrial tensions plus a carpenter’s tool at the naval station. A letter from George H. Vanierveer was also mentioned as part of the case.
A fragmented wartime notice urges support for war bonds and stamp offers. It stresses staying at home, preparedness, and the duty to back the army through purchasing options as France endures bombardment. It cites funding needs and invokes patriotic duty through June 24, 1914.
A court martial found Captain Frederick C. Spang of the Quartermaster Corps guilty of selling flour sacks from Camp Travis bakery to civilian dealers. He was dismissed from service for dispersing about 100000 sacks at a loss of roughly $1000.
American and German artillery were active north and west of Chateau Thierry in June. Reports noted the Boches throwing large quantities of gas into Boureaches as American and German forces traded fire along the line.
The court heard a plea from T Gonaives of A M Nicholwon claiming the vessel was held by a German submarine off Cape Hatteras. He argued the loss would ruin him and was allowed to proceed with his ship and a $20,000 damage claim after pleading with the captain.
Mary Connelly of New York awaited a letter from her son Daniel. A Postman Delivered the warning too late as an automobile strike killed her before she learned her son was safe. Peter Connelly sent a message to his mother but failed to save her life. The event ended in a deadly street accident and a grim reminder of missed news.
Havana dispatch reports Mrs. Busth, an American linked to Adolphus Yuiech, was ordered by the State Department to leave Germany for Switzerland after her departure from Germany. The German authorities claim proximity to Germany, but the U S authorities expect no property confiscation in Washington. Hawes declined to discuss conditions in Germany and will brief Secretary Lansing before traveling with Mrs. Huseb to Riga en route to London.
Ida Cavell mother of the war heroine Edith Cavell died after an illness in London The report notes her death at age 1 with a cryptic reference to a ceremony and Betlee but the details are garbled The piece conveys a death notice for Edith Cavell’s mother with limited readable facts
The readable portion of the sanitized OCR shows garbled phrases and lacks identifiable people places dates or organizations to summarize into a coherent historic news item. No definite event, person, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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