30 Sep 1918
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1918
Page
1
A European war update describes Bulgaria’s armistice agreement with the Allies, noting hostilities to cease and all allied conditions accepted. The dispatch highlights Allied advances near Cambrai and St Quentin, with German defenses described as weakening along the western front.
Fragmented text discusses simplicity and necessity in government shopping, referencing conservation and defense conformity. It mentions a report to Waianae and probable dates, with unclear details on individuals and actions. Further context is unreadable.
Reports from a recent diplomatic conference say the Turkish grand vizier pressed for cancellation of prior German debts and demanded a firm note from Germany. The sultan planned to brief the grand vizier before traveling to Berlin amid cooling relations and threats of a Turkish break with Germany.
Mrs Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla dies after a lingering illness following a fall in June. Born April 5, 1846 near Wickren Poland Oregon, she was the eldest daughter of Oregon Senator J W Nesmith and sister of notable figures in Portland and Pendleton area. The obituary notes her long residence in Lewiston and Walla Walla, children including John Ankeny, Neemith Ankeny, Harriet Pope, and Thoberi Ankeny, plus a wide circle of friends and her memory as a devoted wife and mother. Funeral plans in Walla Walla announced with public attendance urged.
The passage presents garbled OCR text with multiple nonstandard strings and obscure names. It reads like a disrupted report with no coherent event, dates, or locations that allow a definite summary or identification of persons or organizations.
Fragmentary text reports an important public event or figure in London et al. The readable parts reference a ceremony or meeting with names such as Altieri and beads, but the full context and details are missing.
Dozens of noncommissioned officers and men of General von Boehm’s army were executed after a failed revolt attempt. The crackdown followed uprisings within the ranks, with reports noting heavy casualties and severe losses as Allied offensives intensified.
Tien Walden, a Weeton pioneer, recalls Pendieton county decades ago. He recounts early development, the absence of modern towns, and the first structures including the hospital site and timber operations around Bind Creek. Now 71, he shares vivid memories of founding-era Pandieton and nearby landmarks.
Broken German front line advances across a two mile wide thrust as Allied forces report a ten depth penetration. The scene centers on the Cheyenne theater with sparse strategic notes and references to troop movements and positions near Leviton and surrounding centers.
Fragmentary OCR text shows Roy Ritner and an RC group discussing a quota. Other lines are garbled with incomplete phrases, names, and stray words. No clear date, location, or concrete action is discernible from the readable portions.
An OCR fragment describes a local case with unclear names and details. The readable portions mention a retreat, a defendant and possible charges but lack coherent structure or complete facts to determine outcome or parties involved.
The article lists many named individuals and agencies related to the draft lottery process in Washington. It mentions dates, figures, and various political figures, with references to the procedure and expected notification through boards and mail. The tone mimics a busy, detailed rollout of a national draft system and its administrative steps.
An initial field report notes the Champagne offensive restarting at dawn amid renewed clashes. Allied forces reportedly press the line with artillery and troop movements, while weather and terrain influence tempo and casualties remain unconfirmed.
The article reports President Wilson urging the Senate to grant equal suffrage. It notes the wartime context and hints at political debate, with leaders and committees weighing the measure amid ongoing national efforts. Strong entities include Wilson and the Senate.
An agency dispatch from London confirms Bulgaria's unconditional surrender and a noon halt to hostilities. Reports from Paris and Washington echo the note that Bulgaria will be friendly to allied actions against the Turks for the remainder of the war. The Serbian legation also confirms the submission.
Report from London states Serbian forces under Captain Carevo-Melo cut Bulgarian retreat and advanced toward Uskub and Gorevoletu. Official war bulletin claims 700+ prisoners taken and successful engagement at Fort Nichole. Serbian and French troops reach key positions, signaling decisive action.
Stockholm report says Leon Trotsky was shot but the wound is not serious another version says the wound was serious. The incident occurred in a shower area and staff report has not been consistent. Authorities have arrested an individual in connection with the event.
Fragmented OCR text discusses Liberty Bond participation and warnings to wealthy men about failing to meet quotas. Mentions census page context and scattered names, with unclear phrases and multiple typographic errors. The readable portion centers on enforcement of bond purchases and public notices of shortfalls.
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