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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
4
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The piece urges voters to back Wilsonian unity over McNary, warning that an opposing Senate would obstruct the president and harm allied faith in Wilson. It contrasts 1898 Democrats and today, stresses leadership unity, and cites Wilson’s call for undivided support to win the war effort.
A fragmentary verse describes a witch on Halloween creeping across a green. She lights a fire and calls goblins while spirits swirl. At midnight she rises above the trees toward a brown stem and into a distant lair.
A large bloc of Republicans opposed major measures. One hundred and sixty Republican congressmen and 20 Republicans in the Senate voted against the shipping board bill, seen as supporting Americas merchant marine. Additional Republicans voted against the espionage and first World War revenue bills, signaling sharp intra party divisions.
The notice lists historic local items from October 1886 including Alice Tilliard leaving for Heppner, Dr Griewold to open a drug store in Helix, Pendleton Fire Department officers meeting, Miss Mary Manolahan returning to Echo, Levi Ankeny’s journey from Pendleton to Baker City, a marriage in Pilot Rock between Scott W Bennaraty of Ballard and Sadie Miller, and Judge Phelps returning from burning court at Burne.
The message urges undivided support for the government under unified leadership to sustain war efforts. It warns a Republican majority in Congress could split policy and damage national resolve, stressing that elections abroad may interpret U.S. leadership as weakness and urging Americans to preserve wartime unity.
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