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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1918

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British attack northwest of St. Quentin amid shifting lines

British forces pressed a new assault northwest of St. Quentin as German troops recaptured most of Moeuvres. The day’s fighting included attacks near Villeret and the Sugarbert factory area south of Gouzen court, with limited advances reported along the La Bassée front.

ST. Quentin Moeuvres London Hindenburg Villeret Sugarbert Factory Gouxzencourt Mary Helnon Moeurres la Bassce

Americans progress along Moselle River

Sept 18. Allied forces near Metz push forward along the left bank of the Moselle while German withdrawal continues toward a prepared line near Conflans Junction. Northeast of Sancy, enemy attacks were repelled. the war office says gains were maintained.

Moselle Metz J Heure Sancy

Round Up Opening Preparations Showcased Exhibits

Round Up opening preparations are underway with Hamicy company cattle on display in J J Haim ley Co store window at Court and Cottonwood. Crowd gathered as animals shown and 4 entries signed for contests at 1 36 pm. expected to exceed 190 entries by tomorrow.

J.J. Haimley & Co Tore Corner Court Cottonwood Ridem Hamicy Company

Great Battle Near Verdun Foreseen by German War Correspondents

Amsterdam dispatch reports German correspondents predicting renewed activity on the Verdun front soon with a great battle anticipated. The note suggests heightened combat potential and strategic significance for the region.

Verdun Front Amsterdam Verdun Lee Mikel

Plot Against Portugal Discovered in Lisbon Plot

A Lisbon official report states officers and civilians planned an attack on Portugal's president and government. Measures include isolating plotters and seizure of rail, telegraph, telephone, and waterways to disrupt communications and transport.

Madrid Wigatch Lisbon Poomon

Revolt Reported in Hadapest by Hungarian Officer

In Hadapest a revolt was described as sparked by two moments, with a Hungarian officer pinned by American forces. Military actions involved rebels turning on mine devices amid tense frontline reports.

London Hadapeest

Westward to Parade invites visiting relatives of servicemen

The community calls mothers wives sitters and daughters with relatives in the U S. armed forces to join the Westward to Parade on Saturday. Coordinated by Pendleton’s Round-Up committee and the Patriotic Service League, the event supports the Fourth Liberty Loan with a women’s division parade and asks participants to bring service flags when possible.

Ashe Thin Pendleton Tutta Uncle Sam Trescury Department Women of America Pendleton Ketes The Patriotic Service League Fentarn Army Navy Mradames Thompson Liberty Loan Sacs Bern Monde Thees

166th Depot Brigade Band Arrives From Camp Lewis

The Camp Lewis military band arrived over the Northern Pacific at 16 20 the morning to be here four days playing at the Round Up and Happy Canyon. Band leader William B Chambers and others are listed with rank and names as members of the 106th Depot Brigade Band.

Camp Lewi Northern Pacific Round U Happy Canyon 106Th Depot Brigade William &. Chambers Robert K. Jenneon William A. Kecker Famudl TR. Donaldsen Serge A. Hertert Harry A. Miller Wallace DB Lota Guy W. Miller Grntford Youne J. Mann Jamer Nicholen Earle Hunnefl Richary Hartman

Talented Baritone to Sing From Mountain Tops

A Happy Canyon program opening features baritone Tom Ordemanny, a Portland protege of Lavis Lang, who studied in New York with Frank X. Arons. He arrives in Pendleton to perform in a hunter costume, singing from the mountain tops of Happy Canyon, supported by Camp Lewis Militia Band and the Milton band in a prairie campfire setting.

Happy Canyon Tom Ordemanny Sing Laritone New York Frank X. Arons Ondemayn Lavnls Lang Portland Iearning Ondenmann Wil Wing Happy Caunyon

Little Old Happy Canyon Opens Tonight

Fragment reads as a theatre listing with an opening tonight for a production titled Little Old Happy Canyon. Text is garbled but suggests a local theater showing, with implied venue on a street near Pennngton and references to audience access and performance timing.

Little Old Happy Canyon Beiter

Balkan Front Offensive Promises Moves in Fall Push

AOS report describes French Serbian and Greek actions on the Balkan front aiming to seed a spring advance. It notes Germany seeking aid from Ferdinand while keeping troops at home, and mentions pressure on Bulgaria to send forces west to aid German territory.

J. W. T. Mason New York Balkan America Macedonia Balkans Pomculan Bulgaria Aindenbare Koleer Serio Balearian Rhine

Austrians clash with Germans in garrisons

Amsterdam dispatch reports several bloody collisions in Belgium between Austrian and German soldiers. The disputes arise from Austria being used for garrison duty while Germans are sent to the front. More than 96,000 Austrians are on garrison duty in Belgium.

Amsterdam Belgium

Round-Up Poster With Picture of Captain in France Changes Story

The father of Captain Lee Caldwell, a foreman on a ranch near Arlington owned by Dr Jo Smith, allegedly gossips about the Smith ranch fire and threats. A stranger overhears and confronts him, pointing to a Round-Up poster of the captain in France as proof of his son’s service, urging restraint after this warning. The ranch then loses three expected workers.

France Lee Caldwell Arlington Jo Smith Smith Ranch Prince Oehting

Round Up Exempt From War Tax On Admissions

Round Up profits this year will be donated to the Pendleton Concert Association. Government will not require war tax on admissions. Secretary C. H. Milton and A. Muller announce the exemption as a Red Cross benefit. The Round-Up Guard thanks Mr. Miller for securing the tax relief. The show proceeds go to Pendleton Concert Association.

Chae Gota Secretars C. H. Miltom A. Muller Itern Dert- Maresh Leiden Miller Pendleton Concnerde

Barrier Between Front and Country Stated by Italian King

King Victor Emmanuel of Italy told a Mafin interviewer that Austria Hungary civilians suffer while its army remains strong and well supplied. He said a barrier exists between the front and the country, and soldiers cannot share the interior passions, noting Austria’s hungry people contrasted with well fed troops and unchanged weapons.

Paris Victor Em Manus Italy Mafin Austria-Honsary United Nations Austria

Red Cross Round-Up Benefit Receives Major Donation

Mrs Edith Forbes Perkins widow of the late Burlington railroad head sends 25 dollars to the Red Cross net proceeds fund from the Round-Up benefit. She has attended the three Round-Ups and regrets she cannot attend this year but wishes to contribute. Funds transmitted to Judge C H Marsh secretary of the Round-Up association via Wm McMurray of Portland.

Edith Forbes Perkins Burlington Railroad Mra Perkiner Phe C. H. Marsh Wm. McMurray Portland

Pershing forces defeat Austrian troops at St Mihiel

Washington dispatch reports General Pershing's men defeated carefully selected Austrian troops in the St Mihiel operations, according to Vienna announcements. Diplomatic dispatches describe the engagement and indicate a strategic success for Allied forces in the sector.

Washington Pershing St. Mihiel Vienna

Ample Rooms To Be Had Don’t Pay More Than Regular Price

Ample rooms in Round-top are available at standard rates. Reports say some innkeepers are trying to charge above regular prices for doubles. The Accommodation Office warns visitors and states rooms should be found at the official posted rates. Office location is Main Street near the Northern Pacific office.

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