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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
4
A fragment speaks of distant people and shared tears in a world of toil and heartache. It notes sorrowful speech, the absence of shelter, and the echo of grief even during feasts, while those busy in life feel the weight of sorrow.
Senator Chamberlain questions Judge Gary’s push for government supervised trust regulation and price controls at United States Steel. He warns of hidden motives and urges public discussion before any plan is adopted. Gary defends regulation as a public defense necessity amid shifting policy views.
The article notes Shaniko being dropped as the central distributing point for all goods. It outlines the shift in logistics, causes prompting the move, and the implications for nearby towns and supply routes. Specific dates, organizations, or figures are not clearly readable in the fragment.
An old interior Oregon travelogue recalls Shaniko and Umatilla once thriving as freight hubs for central Oregon. It notes Shaniko’s decline after rail lines arrived, Umatilla’s rise as a port hub, and Arlington’s loss of prestige with new routes. The piece contrasts the diminishment of former empire towns with the enduring notion that prosperity follows investment and population.
In Pendleton the editor praises Chief of Police Gurdone as a sensible, honest officer with a firm enforcement record. The piece argues for keeping him in office and granting broad leeway to enforce city ordinances amid summer temptations and idle, transient locals.
Thousands align with Henry of Texas criticizing dollar diplomacy. The piece notes growing belief that ambassadors to European nations are chosen for wealth rather than ability, signaling a shift in public opinion and appointments.
A speaker questions why a man would perform such cruel work as cutting ears off a span of mules. He notes that it is perplexing but acknowledges that all sorts of people exist in the world.
With fights and street brawls occurring almost daily, the use of a policeman's force is a trouble at the best.
A discussion argues that invoking recall against Judge Coke threatens the state judiciary. It contends recall over a judge’s lawful interpretation would undermine constitutional structure and assert that the people cannot be the ultimate supreme court. The piece predicts the recall will fail as the constitution does not envision every citizen as a supreme judge.
A fragment from the Baltimore American quotes a commentator praising Jerkins for versatility in many roles. The lines reflect playful language about his fluid stance and mobility, capturing a moment of sporting or public figure intrigue.
Miss Passee asks for a good method to prevent hair loss while Miss Pert suggests applying it tighter. Baltimore American reports a humorous exchange reflecting wartime era style and social chatter.
A historical note in the New York Tribune traces the flag’s evolution from the Grand Union banner raised January 1, 1776, to the Stars and Stripes adopted September 1777. It outlines the transition from a field of red and white stripes with a canton to Stars replacing the cross design and discusses Washington’s involvement and the flag’s lineage.
The historic United States mint at New Orleans will be repurposed starting tomorrow as offices and a storage vault for 25,000,000 silver dollars. The vault, described as burglar-proof, is the sole oil vault facility now repurposed in the building. A political contest in Panama pits Dr Afvsemena and Dr Porras against each other in a liberal party rivalry.
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The remark suggests Senator Borah may view himself as too important for a place on the vice presidential ticket, hinting at his stature and political calculations during the period.
Rockville Maryland plans a whip ring post for hifs beaters after the Indianapolis trip the president will return to Beverly for at least a month's rent and devote time to preventing flesh accumulation. John W Gates arrives from Europe today with Washington keen to hear his reply to Andrew Carnegie who labels him a gentleman of veracity or lack of it and upright living.
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