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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1918

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Third Liberty Loan drive to use new county methods

County meeting chaired by W. L. Thorapoon outlined a broadened Third Liberty Loan campaign with color coded solicitors notes, highlighting duty, seriousness, and firm action against slackers. J D Zurcher urged thorough local mobilization, estimating Oregon quota near 54 million and Umatilla around 2.2 million, with bankers promising July 16 fund delivery.

Cnin Palen Unete Fam Zurcher Oregon Allen Tosis Umatilla Thompson Umatilia

One Time Patient in State Hospital Becomes Lieutenant

A seven year patient at Oregon State Hospital, once treated for mental illness, has risen to first lieutenant in the Sixth Marines, Tank Corps BEF in France. He wrote Dr. Tamisse, from France, recounting his service in the Cambrai offensive and his hope that American troops will triumph over the enemy this year.

State Hospital Oregon State Hospital France A. E. Tamissle Oregon Tamiente Hiew Nine Ponem Cambrai Portland

Woodson Seeks Joint Representative Seat in Legislature

C. E. Woodson a Heppner lawyer announces Republican candidacy for joint representative of Morrow and Umatilla counties. He argues a Morrow county man should hold the seat, cites wartime and postwar reconstruction needs, and pledges cooperative effort with the National government.

E. Woodson Heppner Morrow County Matilia Morrow Aematilla Paet Acsailoeny Cmatilia Oregon Oratin Lavally Wetony Armen E Woopson

Imports to Decline Sharply After War Time Trade

Washington reports estimate that more than six billion dollars in ships and cargoes were destroyed during the war period. Officials say the government plans to announce sharp reductions in imports. The wartime trade structure shows two million tons of war cargoes imported that year and a potential list of nonessential imports and exports for limitation.

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Americans Penetrate German Second Line But Find No Foe

March 22 report describes American troops advancing beyond the first line, penetrating to the second trench, encountering no German combatants. Artillery and rifle fire repelled a German counterattack, while the Allies maintained a heavy bombardment before pushing forward.

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Bolsheviki Strength Halts Far East Drive

Tokyo reports Bolshevik strength halts the Far East drive as German officials push for plans. The article notes prisoners being inoculated and discusses fears among German lines, with emphasis on bolstering distribution of food and concentrating forces.

Far East Tokyo Russia Harbin Cermany

Dutch ship seizure seen as stain on America

Rotterdam reports stir over Prediffent Wit pons preclimatinn causing ships seizure in American harbor. Crowds gather around bulletin boards as tension and danger rise. The piece argues the incident would stain U.S. history and test the nation’s response to incursions at sea.

Rotterdam Amercan Harbor Amnamuda United States

Hermiston Lodge Visited by Local Pythians Delegation

Forty members of Damon Lodge with Ned Kotakis of Pythian organized a visit to Hermiston Lodge last evening. The delegation dined at the Florel Hermiston and the event included ritual work with three candidates. Pendleton attendees listed, including J. H. Gwinn and J. W. MeLoney among many others.

Hermiston Lodge Damon Ned Kotakis Pythian Hermiston Florel Hermiston Aml Pendleton J. H. Gwinn J. W. Aaloney J. M. Dunning Rey Hay Crye Tnh J. GB. McCook J. W. Koippen le J. McAtee J. L. Vaughan M. K Long KK. W. Goodale Tt. W. Hatch A. & Shirock JW. Brown M. Bilder R. Ww. Fletcher I. E Young Keater Maurin George Gilmore James Freurd J. Ko McWillioom J. MM

Twelve Die in Collision Involving Manley and British Ship

Washington March 22 secretary Diniels reported twelve additional deaths from a collision between the derover Manley and a British vessel. The Manley reached a perilous worded port amid the disaster.

Wshington Diniels

Allied Tanks Stubbornly Halt German Drive on Front

British forces report stubborn defense along the Cambrai front with German columns initially penetrating first lines near Deig- nes and Achiet-le-Petit. Haig confirms enemy pressure held, while British counterattacks and air reconnaissance aim to halt the drive as fog and gas hinder operations.

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Strong German Offensive Reported On Western Front

STRONG MASS REPELLED. PARI, March 24. Reports say German massed fronts were repelled in the Belgian and French theaters. German gains were limited by counterattacks, with fighting concentrated in the Mons and Picardy regions and along the Aisne front. American troops are described as training in the sector near Cornillet. In BELMALIN region, German storming efforts were repelled near Atres Laoftere, with reports on captures and counteractions. Washington dispatches note battles on the western front and the potential for U.S. involvement, while officials await clearer guidance from Britain on alliance participation.

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Berlin Diet Talks Report No Agreement On Armistice

Berlin reports show no consensus among the Auetiziagne ministers on holding talks at the diet. The front lines remain active with Bolgars advancing and neutrals observing.

Earl Dupuis Dies From Injuries in Truck Crash

Earl Dupuis died at 7 PM at St Anthony’s Hospital from injuries after his car struck by a vehicle on the farm road near Nolin. The funeral is set for Sunday at Poleom chapel with burial to follow. Survivors include his parents and several siblings.

Nolin Karl Dupolett Balen St. Anthonys Poleom Cheeter Wella Dad Thin County

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