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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1916
Page
4
An editorial and letters urge action on a new eastern Oregon normal school in Pendleton. endorsers include President Ackerman and President French, who argue the current school system cannot meet needs. The piece cites broader debates on labor, wartime policy, and federal acts, with mixed viewpoints from national sources.
The former president B F Mulkey of Ashland Normal School backs an eastern normal school at Pendleton, adding to a broad network of influential supporters. His endorsement carries weight because of his knowledge and experience in the field.
The New York World criticizes R Hughes for vague stances on repealing the eight hour law and questions if he would act to repeal it if elected president. It argues Wilson would not repeal and doubts Hughes explains his plans. The piece likens GOP gains in Maine to historic victories and notes upcoming trips to Baker and Heppner.
In 1088 the Daily Buat Orewonian reports rumors that J E Miller and Mrs Mel Curtheon have united fortunes, prompting talk of a joint journey. The Union Beout-The Pen-Hinton Oregonian notes telegraphic news parity with Portlandian sources and urges fair support. Orville White resigns for Cove to enter Leighton academy. Powder River drought cited, and Centerville peony defection linked to a Pendleton ball game and Lon erraw.
Fragmented text shows a dialogue era scene questioning the status of labor as a commodity. It references a figure likely Mr. Fagher and the capoblican party in congress regarding support for establishing a policy or principle. The readable portion hints at continued discussion from page 1.
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