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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1912
Page
4
Independent weekly and semiweekly newspaper listing publication details and subscription rates for Pendleton Oregon. It notes mailing and carrier options, offices in Portland and Washington D C bureaus, and United Press Association membership.
The passage extols Woodrow Wilson as a fitting American leader for the era. It praises him as progressive, brainy, broad, and courageous, noting he is not a politician in the traditional sense but a representative of the people.
The piece lauds Woodrow Wilson as a reformer who can heal a politically sick nation. It praises his tenure as New Jersey governor, his anti machine stance, and argues Roosevelt should not form a third party. It asserts Wilson’s nomination ends the need for a separate progressive ticket and predicts his election as American voters awaken.
When Roosevelt announced last spring the East Oregonian speculated that he could not win the Republican nomination but might harass Taft. It warned Roosevelt would look less favorable in the final November race, especially if a long legged man were to appear on the track.
The question centers on whether the Buckaroos can win both Fourth of July games or let the Bears gain the upper hand. The matchup hinges on key players and home crowd impact as the series unfolds.
The Missouri delegation expressed wholehearted support for Champ Clark and denied responsibility for his defeat. The weather forecast section continues with improving conditions and a brief regional outlook.
The remark hints at casting off rain to make things work, naming Wilson and Mirshal as aiding figures and pointing to Indiana as a backdrop. It notes the real worker receiving scant glory, reflecting common glory dynamics in labor.
A Detroit Free Press item records two wise men debating politics in a car about honesty, murder, money, and classic aphorisms. The piece notes Paris tuberculosis death rates exceeding London and twice New York’s.
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