Port of Portland listing in Imperial Hotel News Stand
On file at security building in D. C. Boreee B01 near Pour teenth Street. Portland Oregon and Sere Co provide a port map for the Imperial Hotel News Stand with reference to other city bases.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1916
Page
4
On file at security building in D. C. Boreee B01 near Pour teenth Street. Portland Oregon and Sere Co provide a port map for the Imperial Hotel News Stand with reference to other city bases.
A reflective poem fragment contemplates blame and responsibility. The speaker asserts personal fault, apologizes, and notes that the phrase I was wrong may be disliked by those who cling to vanity. The verse hints at pride, humility, and the struggle to acknowledge error.
The piece argues that Mr Hughes cites faults without offering a clear policy. It notes his critique of President Wilson is partisan and urges him to present a concrete successor's program and diplomacy plan. It emphasizes the desire to know what Hughes would do and what diplomacy he would use.
The Boston Post recalls a 19th century idea for a tunnel between England and France, once blocked by government concerns over military risk. Critics, including Lord Wolseley, opposed a French army entry, but wartime needs and alliances have revived talk of a practical, dual military and commercial link. The piece also notes fairs in Pendleton and a large Umapine celebration in September.
King W A Brown of Meacham passed away yesterday in the city. Go I Larsen of Echo was in the city overnight yesterday.
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