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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
4
Prominent speakers Dr. Thomas E Green and Dr. David Starr Jordan address the public on peace, arbitration, and the forces failing to halt conflict as World War reshapes public discourse. The era prompts renewed calls to curb militarism and evil through humane action.
The piece argues editors must study local and national issues and express clear opinions. It laments mental laziness among some journalists and notes readers expect editors to stand up for duties and privileges of their role, even as society shows varied moral behavior.
Frank Meredith, aged about 2 years, will be located at North etney and teased the vacancy. He is described as a man well fitted for the position.
A fragment notes fishing activity with words about the fish starting to bite and implied enjoyment. No clear names, places, or dates are provided to identify a specific event.
The Graphic debates how long the war will last, noting the enormous costs for the five big foreign powers and the ongoing fighting. The piece reflects on forthcoming reports and the likely timing of further decisions.
Letter from F. W. Harris of Renton argues for 10,000 miles of branch lines across the West and Pacific routes to Asia. He notes rail commissions deter investment while Harriman’s era showed growth despite Western opposition, urging patient capital support and trust in Western enterprise.
A Jewish peddler, an automobile party, and a railroad crossing led to three deaths and two injuries when a train struck the group. The train did not stop or hesitate. About half an hour later the peddler appeared walking along the track as injured men groaned for help.
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