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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1912
Page
4
A brief item notes a post office case in Pendleton Oregon described as a second class mall matter. The snippet credits the United Press Association and carries the era’s terse local news tone.
A fragment hints at combat imagery with Zogbaum handling shadows while a speaker asserts mastery of a ten inch gun able to carry seven miles. The text juxtaposes artistic and military prowess in a terse, enigmatic line.
William Caldwell pursues reservation water rights, arguing irrigation is essential for Umatilla county growth and Pendleton's future. He cites United States Attorney John McCourt stating the Indians have a legal right to water for their allotments and land.
Min B. Petechild of Wichita Kansas describes a severe knee injury when a board broke under her and skin was scraped to the bone. After trying fir balsam and other ointments she found Cuticura Soap and Ointment relieved pain and smarting, with the products praised as the best she has used.
The article laments repeated dismissals of William Caldwell's amended complaint and the failure of his attorney to appear. It argues this undermines justice and urges Caldwell to proceed to the end, noting the case's importance to him, Indigenous people, and Oregon's region.
The East Oregonian criticizes Messrs Raley and Gwinn for backing a frontier show in Los Angeles. It argues a large city cannot host the Round-Up style performance without losing charm and local color. The paper urges caution and warns they may waste money in urban life.
The Pendleton public library is highly meritorious and well run providing access to books magazines and newspapers. It broadens readers horizons and fosters a love of literature, serving rich and poor alike and warranting increased funding and patronage.
Ex President Roosevelt advocates reducing public library funding arguing libraries are storehouses of court documents and public records, calling for budget cuts to streamline government services.
The Atlanta Constitution notes that rulers like Madero inherit a backlash from Diaz era policies. It cautions that governments cannot perform miracles, reforms take time, and a largely untutored people must learn self governance, risking recurring incidents as leaders mount the presidential tribune.
The line of succession in Mexico shifts as Francisco I Madero Jr. narrowly escapes assassination plot. General Bernardo Reyes assumed provisional leadership, and secret service agents arrested implicated army officers while exposing broader disaffection across the army and provinces.
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