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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
5
The Wilson administration signals Brandeis as a strong, nonpolitical choice with high public service ideals. He faces influential criticism but is valued for promoting welfare of workers and commercial interests. The piece notes anticipated era of simpler dress and cautions on expense.
A reader from Pendleton questions city actions on unpaid assessments for Jackson West Court and West Webb streets. He probes the Johns lawsuit, Warren Construction bids, and alleged ties between city officials and Warren in street paving contracts, urging transparency and fairness while warning against asset loss to property owners.
A reflective fragment notes that wisdom has guided and served through seasons, suggesting a dual role of insight and timing shaping a life. The lines imply ongoing influence of guidance beyond the speaker, with emphasis on readiness and restraint.
The text questions eastern suffrage workers reliance on militant tactics like marching to Washington, noting that western states such as Oregon used peaceful, effective methods. It argues English methods may be needed in the East, while General Jones’s campaign faces mixed support among suffrage leaders.
A lengthy piece discusses Dr G L Robinson of McCormick seminary exploring near the Dead Sea and the Oasis of Israel’s wanderings, warning against chasing distant Promised Lands. It also critiques efficiency talk in government and notes Brandeis as a probable cabinet appointee from Boston, with mixed party alignment and a wary view of reform.
A fragment notes Huerta’s quip about hunting and prosecuting the men who killed Francisco I. Madero, reflecting lingering political rift over the 1913 assassination. The line appears in a brief reminiscence within a period summary.
The piece questions if the legislature will reconvene, noting a man who cut out his eyes to avoid seeing friends may be a lion in sheep's clothing, signaling caution about true motives and appearance of intents.
The New York World discusses long life through celebrated centenarians Mr Chute and Commodore Benedict, arguing work and responsibility do not exhaust vitality and that some individuals sustain longevity from birth despite daily stresses.
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