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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1916
Page
4
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President Wilson steps to the front as a national crisis looms over a great strike. He backs the eight hour law and accuses railroads of resisting arbitration and fair play. He argues railroads would rather spark a crisis than test the law, raising questions about Wall Street aims.
The speaker denounces opponents seeking to pressure Wilson to trigger an industrial war. They warn of labor strife and business distress under the Wilson era, urging citizens to support Congress and avoid strikes. The Brotherhood is advised to slow down amid ongoing legislative actions, stressing national welfare over labor disputes.
New York World notes on a day with nine paralysis cases in a city of 90,000 and compares rates to nearby villages and suburbs. It argues that despite high absolute numbers, proportionate rates in New York City are lower and urges calm over panic about a “terrible pestilence.”
President Wilson denounces the control of railroads and finance, saying big financiers influence banking, publishing, and public life. He tells them the truth on the eve of the Hughes election, praising courage and freedom while noting Wall Street’s likely reaction. The speech also notes military whisker orders, a Romanian moth comparison, and a toast to Queen Muriel of Astoria.
Japanese player Ichigi Kumagae has dominated recent weeks of play and defeated the current American champion, making him a key figure as national championship action approaches. His form has stirred players nationwide in anticipation of the forthcoming national tournament.
A fragmented historical note recounts daily life and family changes in Ipswich era, mentioning George M Hull son of the proprietor returning home to Saturnia Millard White’s residence, and a series of local names and events including marital ties, moving houses, and advertising references from the Week.
A Wenton Leader piece recalls an imitation incident linked to Baton Micuie ehaliens OSA. The report notes events occurring about two months prior and references the Daily Fiat Cremonian publication from Auruet 10. Details remain fragmented.
A peculiar calf with a 14 rattles and a button end drew comment alongside local civic updates. Dick Wath’s adjourning style and a petition to remove Chinese residents on Alta street linger in discussions. A hotel gathering featured anti Menth sentiments and a Pearl Bow minora purchase by a Southern Methodist Church. The Wilson campaign spun a favorable view of Woodrow Wilton as a strong, humane leader. Leona Laratee presided with Judge Gutwne and George Alexander steering Democratic commentary.
Well known writer Anne Bhonnen Monroe delivered an oddrede before the Portland Women's Democratic group at Central Library Hall last night. She titled it Personal Impressions of Woodrow Wilson, sharing strong views on the president and the political scene.
A Buffalo New York physician Dr Pierce leads a hospital and institute promoting Anuric a urine and kidney remedy claimed to eliminate uric acid and relieve gout backache scalding urine and frequent urination. Advertises tests by chemist and dramatic claims of superiority over lithia with a price for trials and instructions for sending samples.
Dr Pierco y Pelleie markets original lite Liver Pills with a sales pitch promising salvation from indigestion and bile issues. A small pallet of six laxatives is advertised alongside a six cathartic dose, presenting a quirk of medical marketing from a bygone era.
Madrid announces a new war ministry plan to raise peace time effectives to 180000 with 1000 reserved for Mororra. The proposal allows rapid increase to 400000 through a reserve force and includes reorganizing officers for the reserve with totals around 600000.
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