21 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
1
Newspaper recounts A Neylon leading Cowboys relay victory and a near full building attendance. Mentions Ray McCarroll Bulldogs headline and various race results, with crowd scenes and arena action described.
A garbled report quotes German officials refusing an agreement with Spain over tonnage replacement. The dialogue hints at firm stance against concessions while stressing unity and sovereignty. The source text is unclear but implies resistance to external pressure amid tensions with Spain and other nations.
In Lindon on September 1 a voluntary recruiting period for Irish conscription was extended to October 1 as Parliament does not convene. About 24,900 available but only 19,40 of sheets prepared for enlistment amid the ambiguous data for eligible volunteers.
London reports official weekly loss totals for British forces and civilian damages. The week ends with 22,762 pounds in British losses from the war and additional casualties and wrecks.
An unnamed Allied army advances 60 miles in Macedonia with infantry passing line of towns and occupying ten villages yesterday. Cavalry is reported north of taken cities. The dispatch notes Serbian occupation and ongoing operations amid a broader Balkan theater.
Merwe George Baker of Portland freved fee lever vee toe eae Cie Oee Feet at Relat owl of the aie ne this afternoon and atten servewel op. The report describes a series of safety concerns, an incident near the power site, and a subsequent medical evaluation. Local observers noted reactions from onlookers and participants as authorities discussed the event and its implications for the ongoing operations.
War Mothers were honored in a Westward Ho parade with the Red Men and women in vivid regalia. The pageant displayed patriotic costumes and float units as crowds cheered, while speakers highlighted service and sacrifice. The event included local figures and community leaders among the spectators.
Fragmented wartime notices mention CMAS Les Pee THY HAGE and PESO TM HEAD with references to peers cup, bids, and political alignments. The garbled text hints at ongoing vote themes, allegiances, and hidden information shaping public discourse during conflict.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a wartime report with scattered phrases about stubborn fighting, Allied headlines, and references to aviation and military actions. The text is garbled but conveys ongoing battles and persistence against the enemy, with mentions of generals and air efforts.
A local track meet produced several top times with A. Neplen clocking 12.0, Cheeter Phelims 12:46, and Mas Gann at 1 00 HA. Merrell and West Hey MeDerrel showed strong efforts though no third place finish was established.
A garbled wartime list from the county names soldiers and units in service. Names include Cerewell Pendleton, Peters Pondietan, Char Gorden, Auford Jt Butler, God Jo. Moliman, Kenny Pondbeton, and Frenk Hh Malai among others. The fragment mentions 1078 in service and references the Navy and Army branches.
Camp Lewis band plans a concert between seven and eight o clock. The event appears tied to a personnel or community gathering with mentions of leaders and attendees. The notice reflects a local cultural or military community activity with timing and location context.
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