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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
2
Describes vast American signal corps activity in a major battle, detailing rapid installation of equipment, field telegraph and telephone lines, and the ability to send dozens of messages simultaneously. Notes the expansion of telephony offices and the reach toward front lines for rapid communications and operations.
Washington reports Major Humes ex-United States district attorney submitted statements to the probing committee outlining alleged wartime policy and German conduct. He argues that despite harsh terms, efforts to secure peace and essential goods continued, amid continuing global tensions and domestic debates.
Italian prisoners say food conditions in Austria are terrible as they report scarce bread and improvised meals. Mantel and Tes Motives, Iowa inmates, describe crowded trains and battlefield chaos. Serbian troops guard Latbaoh as survivors seek aid from outside Austria.
American pilot Lieut Crawford of a French squadron reports heavy clouds at altitude as his gunner Lieut Crake is killed by a bullet that pierces his head. Crate (Crake) is praised as an exceptional observer and hero. Observer Hay W Craig dies, decorated twice by the French.
Nov 23 report recounts fourteen American destroyers crew members who sacrificed their lives aboard the Shaw during the collision with the Aquitania off Magland on October 9. The Shaw and other destroyers fought to save the transport and ship, with crews maneuvering under flames and flood, while portions of the vessel collapsed after guiding the doomed Shaw to the sea. The account notes the Shaw’s construction details and sister ships in the same convoy.
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