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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1914
Page
4
Portland reports list hotels news stands and security buildings in fourteenth street area. The item names Basme Co and FP Perean with addresses including Danhneven Gi and C Baressi.
A Portland editorial defends the Hay Pauncefote treaty and United States equality of rates through the Panama Canal, arguing the president acts from honorable motives. It criticizes west coast papers for suspicions, and notes council decisions on paving West Webb Street and East Court Street, urging consistent remonstrance handling and paving fairness for East Court Street similar to West Webb.
The piece argues the French deserve credit for the Panama canal project, noting the US built largely along French plans and highlighting the yellow fever obstacle as the major reason for failure. It also praises Col Goethals for recognizing French contributions despite later criticisms. It mentions Japan’s fatigue with militancy and wheat and wool price concerns under democratic policy. The analysis includes a portrait of financier Mr Clayton, emphasizing his Alabama district influence and campaigning style.
A compact item portrays Congressman Clayton with a focus on his appearance and public image as captured in a clipped newspaper frame. The brief highlights the politician's recognition and raises curiosity about his stance on current issues.
The article identifies Henry D. Clayton as chairman of the judiciary committee in the house of representatives and states he will be the administration’s spokesperson for the anti trust legislation. It notes his active role in the coming months.
The Philadelphia Star reports a stern father enters the parlor as the clock finishes striking midnight and scolds a young man for staying late with another girl. He leaves the room, later telling his wife he is relieved Mary had found one.
A rustic poem laments chronic fatigue and hunger at meals then sleepiness at daybreak suggesting laziness or illness. In Hoquiam Washington John Bunch, a rancher, killed a large black bear in a fierce struggle using stones and clubs as dogs aided him. both dogs and owner were injured. The piece contrasts two kinds of men, the self made and those who must listen.
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