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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
5
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The article questions Andrew Carnegie's $10,000,000 peace fund and its potential impact. It notes strong pacifist sentiment in the U S yet warns about limits of philanthropy to stop wars. It cites rising Asian powers and shifting global dynamics as complicating factors for international peace efforts.
The excerpt discusses Japan’s need to send people abroad due to economic strain, the potential for conflict with the United States, and the idea that any future trouble would be racial rather than political. It questions whether Carnegie will advocate peace domestically or abroad and hints at broader international tensions affecting the Philippines.
Roosevelt reaffirms the fight for a government of the people and strong measures against corporate influence. The piece argues his progressive spirit endures, predicts he may not seek the presidency again, and notes both major parties fracture into radical and conservative wings ahead of the next election, forecasting few policy differences between them.
The Spokane women soon vote on the commission plan and related questions in a pivotal election. The Spokesman-Review says the outcome shapes the city’s future, deciding whether governance becomes bad or good and whether children grow up under people’s control or under corrupt politicians.
The December 28 ballot is not just a battle of government forms or efficiency but a deeper clash between clean, decent municipal life and its opposite. It will be interesting to observe how women vote.
LuEtta Smith seizes attention as discussions arise over funding for an international peace movement. Critics note the paradox that pursuit of peace can resemble costly conflict, while supporters view the money as a necessary investment in stability and diplomacy.
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