09 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
1
Washington Nov 0 The draft questionnaire will determine service end of nine million registered men with five classifications revised The major change keeps all married men in the nonbelligerent class General Crowder plans to ask Congress to draft 500000 men who reach twenty one this year The second draft likely in the spring
In a dramatic river crossing near Remlin the German advance pressed toward Pisave as Mussolini’s rear guard delayed their advance along a 400 mile front. Rome reports allied reinforcements and Italian steadiness on the Livenza while British and French troops bolster the front.
Pendleton led Oregon towns in Liberty Bond sales, surpassing Portland with a $144,500 total after a nine day campaign. Sara A. Evans praises the Pendleton women for their outstanding effort and explains the approach to boost future drives.
An early report describes a German assault on Lechaume Wood as exceptionally violent. A heavy artillery bombardment preceded the clash, but German forces were fully repulsed with prisoners taken and more than a few wounded in the fighting.
London views Kandinsky arrest as prolonging war and deepening disarray. Civil war likelihood noted, with Germans able to pull troops from the Budnlan front. Lenine Trotsky are described as controlling Petrograd and as pro German.
Washington reports cautious reaction to Petrograd events with Kerensky’s arrest or deposition seen as potentially local to Petrograd. Officials fear Bolshevik influence and anticipate further bloodshed as rival factions clash and provisional government authority weakens.
Mr J D Farrell president of the Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Company says railroads will move the biggest potato crop in history. The crop is estimated at about 465 million bushels, about 50 percent larger than last year, with movement expected to begin early next year requiring thousands of rail cars for transport.
Judge Phelps spoke to ten P. H. S. students on behalf of the Army YMCA fund campaign. He urged youths to support war service and aid the war effort, praising the student body for their response to calls for sacrifice. He warned that while some may wish to join the front, they are already serving by sharing scarce rations and supporting the nation.
Geneva dispatch reports Tnesian Cossacks organizing a separate government as a new Hessian federation emerges. They proclaim a republic among their methods, amid scattered reports of discontent and regional power realignments affecting Europe.
Pounding TNT powder in a ton of shells is carried out daily at an arsenal to prepare artillery shells for use. Workers are observed turning and tending the shells as part of ongoing ordnance production.
Reported upheaval as revolutionists take control of Tregrad led by Rex Kerensky Z4ted, with no violence cited. Unclear text mentions a building machine, trench dining and gun placements, and a coup impact on governance.
A fragmentary New York sports note lists incomplete names and events. The text mentions athletes, a weather declaration, and possible race or meet results but lacks clear details or outcomes.
An incomplete telegraph dispatch reports a German assault near Hono with unclear details. The fragment hints at enemy movements and potential engagements but lacks verifiable names or dates.
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A partial OCR reads odd phrasing about ellipse math in a local page item. The readable bits mention a geometry topic or note related to an ellipse and classroom context, with unclear attributions or dates.
UMATIA county rallies for a YMCA fund drive with teams like Uma Ploe Frovwhter Milton and Wonton contributing. Reports from campaign manager Leon Cohen show strong participation in Pemakietar and Camplawsik areas as committees target the 5000 quota. two refusals noted but offset by larger gifts.
Robbers blew the Parmery State bank safe and escaped with $18,000 after triggering alarms and disabling security measures. No injuries reported. Police hunt for suspects as investigators review surveillance footage and financial records.
Reports from Petrograd and Stockholm detail Kerensky’s arrest and the peaceful shift to the revolutionary government. Trotsky quotes the Petrograd council proposing trials for Kerensky allies and plans to imprison Kornilov sympathizers as the city stabilizes under the new order.
Public aid expands for treatment of sick deformed or indigent children under 16. W D McNary appointed by State Crusade of Mothers to oversee in Unrate county. Law funds medical or surgical care at University of Oregon Medical facilities and private instruction for convalescent children remaining in school.
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