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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1918

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Near Front Battle Reports From May 16 As War Intensifies

Military dispatches detail heavy artillery duels along the western front with Haig noting reciprocal bombardment and trench raids near Gavrelic. American artillery targets Roche and surrounding areas behind German lines as German tactics include new shell methods and gas shells. British and French forces hold a cautious line amid improving air activity and continued Allied presses along multiple sectors.

William Phillip Simms West Front Barttle Dogen London Aled Haig Seewood Aner Gavrelic Hallles Castle Amiens War Office Monte Didier Picardy Germen Num Roche

Pendleton Red Cross Quotas Set For County Drive

Executive committee approves detailed county quotas for the Second Red Cross War Fund drive totaling about 848,708.72 across 17 districts. Pendleton leads with a $20,220.06 target while earlier approaches varied, and shifts in district boundaries redistribute areas like Freewater and Umatilla. The drive aims to base asks on income potential rather than flat quotas.

Amt Aduinee Athena Cottonwood Boho Freewater Gibbon Hermiston Hollx Holdman Noo Meacham Milton Pilot Rock Pendleton Bunsfield Amapine Umatilla Wenton Jeton Cal Patriotic Service Amapine i Cinatilla County Cibbun Hokiman

Italian Flag Flown At Federal Building May 24

Postmaster T. J. Tweedy received orders from the office to raise the Italian flag over the post office on May 24 in accordance with a Wilson proclamation. The day marks Italy’s entrance into the war. the flag will be flown beneath the American flag.

T. J. Tweedy Wilson Italy Agaiiet Priivaannen United States Asuthern Max. Pommaster Tweedy Peter

Map of Precincts for East Oregonian Bulletin Board

The East Oregonian will publish a map showing precinct boundaries on the bulletin board at the corner of Main and Webb streets for voter convenience tomorrow. It invites readers to view the illustrated layout and understand polling divisions.

East Oregonian Main and Webb Street

Oldest Man in the Navy and His Grandson

Gaston W. Lowe, twenty years old, enlisted in 1917 at Kansas City Missouri and serves at Hampton Roads fleet base. Adolph J. Lowe, another Navy veteran, reentered service May 29, 1517, described as the oldest active man and called by the secretary of the navy.

Gaston W. Lowe Kanvis City Hampton Mond Adolph 1 Hee Ae J Adolph J. Lowe Laniole O. Saeed Vel

Pendleton City Council Names Committee for Charter Board

The Pendleton city council appointed a three member committee to assist on the Charter Board. Councilman J. Taylor opposed the move, calling the current system a failure, while Mayor Jobo Vatnehas named K. F. Kirkpatrick Ralph Polwon and Chou Penland to the panel. The body authorized Taylor to present objections and the council planned to proceed with the committee’s work.

Whole City Cote Pendleton J. Taylor Mayer Jobo Vatuehas K. F. Kirkpatrick Ralph Polwon Chou Penland Gombert Couchhnan Tayler Yale Door Taylor Sannvetid Brett Rewdinette BR Kirkpatrick Ftalphahem F. Vetibian Payton Ak Crelieton Chiesetter Covina Tiylor

City Licenses Sought for Hotels and Rooms for Hire

City officials debate a proposed ordinance requiring hotels and rooming houses to obtain licenses. Provisions include a mandatory register, room occupancy restrictions by gender and family status, and emergency enforcement measures. The measure, backed by state authorities, aims to regulate lodging within the city limits.

Quilt Made by Grandma Hoon Sells for $5000

In UMAPINE on May 1 a quilt crafted by Grandma Hoon, mother of Fal tanee Wot Som, was sold for $5000. Proceeds were directed to the National Red Cross with the buyer to transport the quilt by rail, likely to reach St. Louis. The will accompany the shipment in the coming months as arranged.

Umapine Ben Rees Waslnation i Wolle Sarah Dane Hoon Woilie St. Datileay Sewlile Hoonie

Where to vote at primary election Friday

Voter precincts list polling places by precinct with boundaries and directions. Voters are advised to vote at their designated polling place, with notes on moved voters who must vote in their old precinct if not transferred. Polls open at 8 o’clock tomorrow morning.

Minch Aluta Ann and Willow Wicwett Roundarice Webboand Ann County Lihurry Haerenit Perkins Woothneace Téncoin

War Savings Stamp sales drive to hit stores Saturday

Pendleton plans a Saturday event with 2 to 5 pm hours to promote War Savings Stamps. Volunteers from various organizations will explain and sell thrift stamps, aided by women at each store. Pendleton aims to meet a county quota of 45 000 dollars before January. Even as Pendleton shows strong participation, the county still trails with 22 19 percent of its goal, urging mothers and children to buy and support the drive.

Chatnoan J. W. Tallman Pendleteon Pendiellen Mathern Aimcarl

Cold Spring Farmers Prepare Grain Handling Facility

Mang farmers of the Bowth Cold spring section are making preparations for handling their grain in bulk. The latest to be relocated is the Blewnger Neather who will have two force bint Fred Embulek in building a big crib construction with concrete.

Bowth Fred

Civic Club Backs McNary Bill on Wheat Price Control

The Civic Club, voting unanimously at the county library, endorses Senator McNary’s bill to regulate prices of wheat substitutes including corn and other grains. The group supports broadening price coverage to include items not yet covered and urges action to curb rising costs.

Civic Club McNary MccNary Harley Hensler McNary

Hughes Appointment Sought to Halt Senate Probe

President renews protest against Senate aircraft investigation arguing Hughes appointment to assist the Attorney General, Senator Martin, would deter the inquiry. Thompson reports the administration relied on Hughes to avoid the probe, with a Senate mater set to be reported by McKellar after a conferee.

Washington Wileen Senate Thompson Enghts Abe Martin Hughes Wee McKellar

Ed Hendryx Joins East Oregonian News Staff

Ed Hendryx former Tinatiila county resident and recent publicist of the Binet Mountain American at Sumpter has joined the East Oregonian news staff starting this morning. Local field coverage will be handled by Mr Theme and Miss Clytie Hall, who has served as a local writer since May 1. Hendryx resigned to devote full time to patriotic service league work, with its office in the Elks building, Hin pliom te 22a.

Ed Hendryx Tinatiila County Nnt Binet Mountain Elks Building

Tuneful Miltonites to Visit Pendleton Music Night

Milton Glee Club joins college orchestra for a Pendleton affair at Happy Canyon starting eight. About 250 Miltonites expected with 40 choir voices and 15 orchestra pieces. Pendleton residents urged to attend and support the event on Saturday night.

Pendleton Happy Canyon Allnibeden SP Coulm Pembleton

Seattle Police Hunt for Bandit in Logger Killing

Seattle on May 16 reports say sheriff and police pursue a masked bandit who killed an unidentified logger during a loggers robbery. The robber escaped with fifteen dollars. one man was killed. Police arrested William Hartnin of the Admiralty hogging camp but he was not present during the robbery.

Seattle William Hart Nin Admiralty

Air combat over the front as American planes engage

Morning air fight over the front with American and German aircraft seen above. Bowies opened the action firing on anti air guns as German machines joined the melee. Several planes damaged with one reportedly downed and two others hard pressed in the clash.

Hoth Corman

Soviet Reply Talks on Mobilization and Negotiations

Washington dispatch reports an intercepted message saying Germany agreed not to advance in Russia after Brest-Litovsk violations. Russia declares it must mobilize to defend itself, readiness to negotiate with the warring powers, and notes no reply from Ukraine. Russia says Ukrainian advance continues. Stockholm report notes Russians evacuated Finland except Kronstadt fortress.

Washington Re- Portimnent Reesian Germany Rusia Racia Stockholm Finland Ino Lfar Kronstadt Helalng

Green Aphid Damages Alfalfa and Fruit Trees in County

County Assessors report widespread green aphid damage across the county, primarily affecting alfalfa fields and prune trees in Milton and Freewater. Orchardists in Milton and Freewater spray trees with a nine-Une preparation called black leaf to counteract the pest, with some observed relief expected on prune trees.

Strath Stralh Innis Aphis Milton Freewater

148 Wounded And Sick Yanks Arrived Home During Week

Washington May 16 One hundred forty eight sick and wounded Yanks arrived from the American expeditionary forces during the week ending May 3 the surgeon general announced.

Washington

Umatilla County Draft Call List May 28 Names

Sixty five men are called by the Umatilla county draft board to report May 2 for departure for training camps the following day. The list includes Montana Lloyd H Thomas William J Rains George Weer Laura Duprat Raymond J Jenkins Kore D Taylor Arthur Gilliland and many others.

Umatilla County Thoer John Montana Lloyd H. Thomas Williary J Rains George Weer Laura Duprat Raymond J. Jenkins Kore D. Taylor Arthur Gilliland HM. Timmerman Janes BB. Baker, Jr John F. Stick Trueman L. Rogers Herman Ll. Keeler L Helo Fred Bikfer Joseph W. Daniel Christ J. Reptes John A. Hehwinden Claude W. Gardner Janes L Feymeor Hoy C. Henders Everd A. Harkin Benory T. Hascock Ervert Parker Clarence W. Horn Orlin Glvts Ralph Hutchinson Edtward J. Hesteller Virgil Charles J. Cristin Walter Bowen Athens F. Drofuhagen Whkiros Witleures Fogel Nelewin Chau F. Porter Joseph Minmill Foret L. Jerba Thomas H. Saroest Damon Maworth Clayton HW. Menning Themaa Montgomery John le Johmean Frank Keblers Arthur Lewis

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