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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1917

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Allies Win In Series Of Local Offensives

London report describes allied gains and sustained artillery activity on both sides of Ypres Fladen railway. Haig notes progressive operations and preparation for a major Flanders drive. French statement claims multiple objectives taken across a wide front with many prisoners captured and raids near Mt Quentin Mene Jean Pantheon Tahure.

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Pendleton Hosts Annual Intercollegiate Gridiron Contests

After Saturdays game Pendleton may host the annual Intercollegiate gridiron contest with OAC and Idaho teams. Attendance was decent for the first interstate game, but receipts fell short of expenses. If scheduled next year, the game could move to Friday and plans hinge on business conditions and store closings.

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Von Cai 1s PreNstOvaTion Accepted in Amsterdam Set

A garbled report from Amsterdam states that the manvel Von Cane received formal approval according to the Derlin Voelke Zictang. Further details are unclear due to OCR quality but indicate an official acceptance in Amsterdam on the date set.

von Cai Amsterdam Manvel von Cane

British pressure for immediate air offensive grows

London reports rising calls for a bold air strike against Germany as French and British editors urge London to launch a full scale offensive. The article cites government delays and a desire to match Franco-American military momentum, with strong commentary from Paris and London papers.

Caldwell Wild West Show at Camp Greene

A fragmentary report describes Caldwell staging a Wild West show at Camp Greene with soldiers and relatives in attendance. The text mentions changes in Parade names and unit designations related to Paterson and the 146th Field Artillery, reflecting altered rosters or callsigns.

Caldwell Camp Greene

Killed in Explosion and War News Tangle

A garbled news flash outlines casualties in an explosion near Steinfeld Austria and reports on German desertions. It recounts Allied reaction, air warfare impact, and prisoner details, then shifts to a separate item about Butte blacksmiths negotiating a higher daily wage as workers straddle pay disputes.

Desident to name seven men to new commissions

The Desident will appoint seven men, three for the American Federation of Labor and three for a Dutch federation body, with a total of seven appointees to be named.

Raine This Week Weather Summary for Waretoet

Weather outlook shows rain chances early in the week with midweek showers. Temperatures fluctuate with a milder midweek and a return to snow flurries, followed by a colder end of the period. Local areas may see varying rainfall and cooling trends throughout.

Pendleton Liberty Loan drives exceed targets in city

Oregon's Liberty Loan drive reports strong progress with Pendleton's quota near 750,000 and city subscriptions surpassing 666,790 by Saturday. Local banks added 156,000 with First National Bank and American National Bank handling large purchases. Notable pledges include 5000 by Mike Pendleton toller and 5000 by Dr F K Perden among others, with totals trending toward over-subscription as committees work through the day. Portland reports overall subscriptions reaching 1,374,050 today banking on continued small and large pledges citywide.

Pendleton Pendinton Pendietan First National Bank Monly American National Pendintan Toller Mike F. K. Perden Prendergam Ben Trembley Law Alexander B. Melen Ina

Poison threats sent by J W W and others

Fragmentary OCR reports threats mailed by J W W and others to notable figures including Senator Phelan Major General Arthur Murray and Benjamin Wheeler. The U S post office and service agencies are mentioned in connection with handling the letters and investigation details. Public dining room threats are noted with implied danger but specifics are unclear.

Jadee Merrew United States Phelan Arther Murray Benjamin Wole Wheeler Pelteono Dynarobee

Farley settlement near shipyard strike near San Francisco

Farley, chairman of the adjustment board at the Federated Yard, announced the prospect of an early settlement for the coast ship strike near the Pon River Yacey yard in San Francisco.

Farly San Francisco

Escaped Russian Fleet Foils German Trapping at Sea

The Russian fleet escaped from Moon Island in the Tigra Gulf after German forces believed it trapped near Thuselan. Berlin had blocked all escape routes, and the maneuver boosts Russian morale while undermining German naval confidence amid a clash between a score of second class ships and three German squadrons.

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US Destroyer Canin Hunted Submarine Before Dark

Washington reports the United States destroyer Canin, partly disabled by a torpedo, hunted a submarine until nightfall and returned to an English port. Admiral Sims relayed the engagement details to the Navy, with the official statement issued this week.

Washington United States Canin Sims Cables Tuivy Department

A C Defeats Idaho 26 6 In First College Football Game Here

The Oregon Agricultural College defeated the University of Idaho 26 to 6 in Round-Up Park before about a thousand spectators. Captain Newman led A C with Archibald and Ray scoring while Idaho, led by Thompson, showed flashes of offense despite the lopsided outcome. The game featured clever Fakes and strong line play, with A C dominating the first half and extending the lead in the third and fourth periods.

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Lloyd George upbeat on war effort and US strength

Premier Lloyd George voiced strong resolve to fight to a knockout and praised American manpower as the world’s finest fighting material. He linked world peace to ending the Potsdam spirit, hailed participation in the Paris conference as invaluable, and spoke at a nationwide campaign launch ahead of the key inter allied meeting.

London Lloyd George Britain America Potsdam

Committees Plan Generous Bond Purchase Plan Amid Repairs

Committees report a generous response to Leon Co hen general chairman with work continuing this afternoon and morning. Banks offer installment plans for bonds with five or ten dollars down and small monthly payments. Bonds carry 4 percent interest from order date, while banks charge 4 percent on deferred payments. Peoples Warehouse offers no interest on deferred payments. Goal is to place at least one $59 bond in every home, with many homes contributing up to $500 or $1600 in some cases, and 29 chairmen overseeing district distribution.

Leon Cohen Peoples Warehouse Patriotim Ciy

Great Shortage of German Man Power Shown by Losses

British Headquarters reports show about 39 percent of German dead and prisoners from the 1917 draft, with many from the 1918 class. Letters from beardless soldiers describe heavy losses. bombardments and artillery pressure reduce German divisions. Withdrawal from the Russian front continues as new guns are rushed from the east. Captured documents indicate replacement of pieces used in the Flanders offensive.

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