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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1913
Page
4
The piece rails at Haywood for class hatred and violence while praising true socialism and denouncing syndicalism and mob tactics. It notes street improvements in Jackson and West Court streets raising building activity and rents, cites a Salt Lake Telegram editorial on human origins, and ends by hinting at U S recognition for Huerta if Roosevelt joins a round-up.
The Day bill prompts a special election to decide referred measures including University of Oregon funding and the workmen’s compensation act. The editorial notes the plan reduces delays in legislative review while warning against using referenda to hinder action. It contrasts IWW syndicalism with socialism and cites Haywood’s lack of ties to genuine socialism.
Weather report indicates the forecaster cancelled the planned thundery shower. No additional details on location or timing are provided.
An unnamed Grand Rapids man formed a harmful habit of heavy drinking each evening. A club member explained he times his homeward return by tumbling down the long stairs to the street. if he falls, he knows it is time to go home.
The New York Evening Post notes fruit and nut trade is a growing factor in U S commerce. Fiscal year net imports reach about 96 million dollars with exports around 37 million. Major exports include apples prunes apricots raisins and oranges. Imports are mainly lemons olives currants and grapes with nuts such as almonds walnuts and coconuts sourced from tropical regions.
U S fruit exports in 1913 totaled about 11 million dollars in value with dried apples at 2 million. England buys most fresh fruit, Germany leads in dried apple and prune imports, prunes exceed 6 million, and exports of prunes and raisins show strong growth with Canada taking over half of total exports. Canned fruits reach about 6 million dollars in value.
A reflective line exchanges notions of guilt and detection, arguing sin exposes the guilty while acknowledging misperceptions about justice and moral accountability. The brief dialogue centers on conscience and the idea of being ready to listen to wrongdoing.
A proverb states that marrying for money is wiser than marriage for a chance at retribution. It quips that a successful financier is one whom everyone pretends to know once he has no money.
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