10 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1918
Page
1
Paris dispatch reports British and French forces encircling St Quentin and seizing four main western and southern routes. All communications between La Fere and St Quentin cut as allied lines press forward.
German and Allied dispatches from Sept 10 to Sept 16 report Douai evacuation and British French forces advancing near St Quentin. Lens area is described as under British and French pressure with pockets of German resistance, and multiple towns including Moupy Clavier and Remigny cited as captured or contested. Progress extends toward Portieux and Oise valley with gains near Minacourt and Gondre.
Chicago reports authoritative words on British Canadian peace aims. The Duke of Devonshire, Canada’s governor general, warns that the war ends only with the defeat and wipeout of the autocracy and militarism. He says heaven help the enemy if American preparations are not matched by allied resolve after addressing 20,000 spectators at the Great Lakes Haining plank.
City of Pendleton calls all business and citizens to observe the selective draft day on Thursday September 12 from 10 30 a m to 4 p m. Citizens urged to participate in a patriotic demonstration arranged by the Winakin County Patriotic Service League under the directive of national and local officials.
A distressed report notes Germany plans a counter offensive along the western line with heavy artillery and rising reserves. Allies appear to have withdrawn most forces from German counter efforts, while American units in a new position near Ueblir prepare for potential action.
A Vienna dispatch reports three Austrian airmen were shot down over the German lines on the western front last week. Also, Mr and Mrs Bert Peter of Kieth announce the birth of a baby boy named Bert Sydney.
Registration Day to be observed in a patriotic manner with city and county bells ringing and flags flying. About 14,009,005 men registered for military service, as decreed by Provost Marshal General Crowder. Events include community singing, speeches, and leaflet distribution to promote national unity.
A massive blaze in Chiesa destroys hundreds of Holldings and irreparably damages thousands of structures. Authorities report around 100 people killed and many more missing amid the inferno. Rescue teams search wreckage as lines of smoke darken the sky.
Swiss authorities in Zurich report nine German spies spotted an American army position in France. Dreleher, described as a German consulate official, is identified as leader. Details from Sept 1 indicate ongoing investigations and transfer to France.
Community hosts in Riverside staged a housewarming at the new Riverside School with visitors from Pendleton. Alex Manning opened with remarks praising Riverside for hosting, followed by talks from W W Green Yehoo superintendent Fred B and Rev R B Gornall and Fred Schmidt. The event featured songs by Maye Hagar and Mre H Porhaw, and a community sing along with ice cream and cake.
Washington reports from the state department indicate Bolshevik aims to force the Allies into fighting in the north. Officials say the motive is to draw attention from internal strife and complicate Allied operations, as advices received today suggest.
In a mid Atlantic action on September 1, an American tanker crew reported the destruction of a large U-boat after a 40 minute engagement. The submarine was struck and finally went under, pieces and debris surfacing as the attack concluded.
Washington Sept 10 Congress will attempt to pass a bill promising relief from high living costs. The drafted measure aims to lower food and living expenses by placing control in government hands. Statements from party leaders indicate strong support despite opposition from packers and merchants. The bill has been prepared and may be introduced soon as calls to aid workers intensify.
A report outlines a seven man group to be called to the roster after initial duties, with preliminary mentions of Mand 26 and a plan to finalize selections later. It notes ages around 32 10 36 and 19 20, and references a chowder today announcement. Proceeding steps to issue roster calls are described.
The Americans have advanced local attacks against La Petite Montagne tableland. The meetings continue above the heights.
A wartime report from Tokio on September 19 states General Semonov’s eastern army reports Czech and Slovak vanguard units linked with Semenov’s contingent in western Iberia. The dispatch notes Magyar soldiers offering to surrender to the Czech, Japanese, and Chinese forces in Europe.
The county faces widespread mill shutdowns as ships and orders from the government dwindle. Mills store flour and await shipments, with some already halting production as supply lines falter and morale sours. Officials believe orders may resume later in the month, but current shortages loom large.
Dispatches report German efforts to reinforce between the Milette and Aisne to outflank Chemin des Dames from the west while Allied forces try to blunt the maneuver. Coll Saras Aisne area sees renewed fighting as lines shift.
In France on September 1 British forces gained ground after a sharp fight over a German held village, pushing Haig's lines and taking prisoners as German counter moves tested their advance. British assault after the Gousencourt action forced German retreat and several dismounted cavalry elements reported reluctant to fight without infantry support. Later, at 1:00 PM on September 10, British forces attacked Epehy, progressing 2060 yards despite heavy rain.
The article notes Tom Douglass will appear in uniform after a furlough from Army service in Can Dawin. It mentions the late Tom Cirle as a notable Nowad-Uypy star. Grimes and Deagret also secured firm invitations and will attend, with Douglass likely to join the robe if uniform rules permit. Yakiwa Dunutt is expected to appear next week in the Mary event.
District examiner of the government employment bureau reports on Portland meeting with state examiners. They favor making offices permanent in four locations, though only Salem’s office in Oregon is currently permanent. Pendleton office has aided about 371 men since July and is popular with job seekers and farmers.
A crash near Carruthers Piehd in Port Worth claimed the lives of Lieutenants Waller and Kealine of Mallee Texas and Aler Btephoneyn of Etrleta Conn. The aircraft went down during a shore operation, killing both officers listed.
Boston and Chicago played with Vaughn and Killefer for Chicago. Holocher scored on Mano s double and late runs made the final 3 100. A dispute over world series money ended with players agreeing to start the game for baseball s good of the game.
No hamfall since yesterday with a maximum temperature of 1 degree and a minimum of 7 degrees. Weather remains clear and wind calm and no rainfall reported.
Round-Up Park foresees a week of wild rides and new performers led by Little Black Cakewalker. The event lineup includes horse acts, feasts, and local riders with plans to showcase at the forthcoming rodeo amid a busy schedule and community interest.
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