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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR hints at a poetry piece by Frank L. Stanton about life and joy. It speaks of a world made new, Joy’s light breaking through dew and daisies, and Love’s morning overcoming storm. Copyright notice references Mast Oregon Publishing Co. and a date.
A wave of progressive sentiment spurs a new third party, echoing the 1912 Bull Moose split. Key figures include Wisconsin Senator Robert LaFollette and Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson. The move stems from dissatisfaction with labor platforms and the League of Nations issue, as Republicans split and Democrats balance reforms. The convention scene in Chicago is watched for its direction and impact.
The piece surveys Mexico’s cyclical pattern of rule by arms, noting Diaz’s long rule, Carranza’s reliance on force, and Huerta’s provisional government. It argues U S recognition may occur, but stresses governments without a constitution deny the people a voice, urging American guidance toward constitutional governance.
Adams July 9 Rev and Mrs Hanien and daughter from Goldengate Idaho arrive to take charge of Adams Baptist church for the year. Numerous locals and visitors are listed in a long round of Fourth of July travel and visits across Adams and nearby towns, with many residents noted in casual social updates. The issue also reports a Tokyo police statistic on Americans residing there, indicating 613 and suggesting broader foreign presence.
A partial OCR fragment cites 1697 and lists counts of 365 English and 207 itnurlane, with unclear context and misspellings. Names and full meaning are indiscernible, providing only isolated numeric references amid a garbled sentence.
A Yokohama harbor incident reports a homesick Japanese boy leaping into the water as the Mexico Maru steamed toward Seattle for Rio. A launch rescued him and three sisters who refused to board, choosing to proceed to the United States without him.
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