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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1919
Page
7
Public notice lists subscription options for Pendleton Oregon including daily and semi weekly mail and carrier rates. Rates shown cover one year six months three months and one month terms with varying delivery methods and a Chicago Bureau filing note.
A garbled excerpt presents a struggling poet or speaker recounting journeys and frontiers. It questions the fate of the last of a race, while urging a move toward new lands and continued exploration as the speaker contemplates staying or moving on. The lines mix journeys, horizons, and a call to persevere beyond known paths.
The article recalls Memorial Day honors for Civil War fallen with services nationwide, noting the shift in contemporary memory toward the Western Front. It cites Gettysburg casualties of about 24,000 Union and 40,000 Confederate, and references the Avène-Meuse offensive with General King employing 800,000 troops.
The piece recalls high casualties in major battles and the 77th division, noting many Uma Lily county men served and that 70 percent of its unit was lost. It honors returning soldiers, urges observance on Memorial Day, and mulls postwar Europe’s unresolved issues and grim wartime demographics in England and France.
Secretary Redfield discusses a Massachusetts law aimed at reconciling labor and capital differences, contrasts with alien agitation, and urges calm from both sides. He links steel and transportation costs, questions tariffs and freight rates, and notes shifts since 1914. The article hints at changes in corporate governance and industrial policy, with continued discussion on the page.
Summary of address given before the Natural Allocation of Manufacturer at the Waldorf Astoria. William Redfield reports on two discussions with American manufacturers about employee representation on corporate boards. The draft cites Massachussetts act No. 378 proposing employee nomination and election to boards, with elections at works under secret ballot during annual meetings.
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