East Oregonian Publication and Subscriptions
The Daily East Oregonian, an independent paper of Pendleton Oregon, lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier. It notes sales through Gregori News Co in Portland and bureaus in Washington DC and Pendleton, with United Press Association membership and postal service details.
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Affirmation of a Soul Seeker in Universal Knowledge
A declaration of confident spiritual practice asserting channels of communication with the outer world. The speaker pledges to develop senses and higher faculties through mindful exercise, remaining open to knowledge as the universe becomes their home in exploration of philosophy.
Victory for statement No. 1 republicans in state primaries
With 66 republican candidates pledged to statement No 1 and 75 legislative seats, it appears a victory for statement No 1 forces in the upcoming primary. A strong showing amid organized anti-forces and opposition from the Portland Oregonian and Portland machine. Citizens urged to vote in both primaries and general election as a triumph is foreseen. The contest opens auspiciously.
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People’s Choice
Portland Oregonian
Portland Machine
Independence of the West Shifts National Power
Two incidents reveal the rising influence of the Mississippi Valley in American affairs. Alexander D. Noyes of the New York Evening Post argues the west now finances the nation, replacing New York’s former supremacy. Western business interests push Congress toward policy changes, influencing national economic and political leadership. Theodore Roosevelt leads in support for Western ambitions.
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Purging politics and the need to discard corrupt officials
A call for bold party purges to remove trusted officials found guilty in public service. The author praises Theodore Roosevelt for fearless investigations and urges Oregon to discard moral shirkers like F J Dunbar and T T Hicer. Emphasizes new timber, standards, and renewed public trust for better government.
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Oregon
F. J. Dunbar
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T.T. Hicer
George C. Brownell
C. W. Steele
John Hall
Presidential campaign shaping amid moral advance support
The text notes inspiration and support being built on a perceived moral advance, with the western states pushing the demands of the upcoming presidential campaign as political alignments take shape.
The Case Against Geer for Congress in Oregon
The Klein Reworder voices voter sentiment in Oregon's Second District arguing Ellis, the experienced former congressman, is the logical choice over Geer. It notes Geer's recent district move, questions his local roots, and contends longtime residents deserve official honors rather than a newcomer.
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Greer Denies Selling Oregon Gubernatorial Office
In the Pendleton Tribune account, Gov Greer faces a charge he sold the office of superb tenden cy to TH B Mummer for 81000. Greer claims there was no written or implied agreement but notes a meeting occurred after he repaid the money and after Mr Lee’s appointment.
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Likely Supreme Court Vacancies Cited By Judge Taft Debate
The piece notes eminent lower court figures and cites Judge Taft’s chances to join the Supreme Court. It discusses aging justices Fuller Harlan Brewer Peckham Holmes McKenna White Day Moody and predicts possible vacancies to be filled by Taft or Bryan, affecting court stance on critical questions.
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Two kinds of people on earth today poem fragment
A brief excerpt presents a dichotomy between lifters and leaners. It questions which class the reader belongs to and urges self reflection about bearing burdens and contributing to others by lifting rather than leaning. The piece ends with a call to choose action and responsibility.
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Umatilla irrigation project nearing May completion
Government forces on the Umatilla irrigation project push toward completion by May 40 when water will flood several thousand acres. The reservoir will measure about three miles long and one mile wide with depths from 10 to 40 feet, held by a dam roughly 4000 feet long and 400 feet thick at the base. The dam’s construction stands as a major western engineering feat, employing a large workforce for over a year.
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Umatilla County
Walla Walla Statesman
Supreme Court and its nine judges face pivotal decisions
The Review of Reviews notes the Supreme Court has nine members and many far-reaching recent rulings have been made by a bare majority. The article praises the judges’ learning and character while warning that narrow margins influence major outcomes.
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POR SOCIAL UPLIFT PLAN IN MASSACHUSETTS
Boston newspapers say Prof Charles Zueblin former Chicago sociology professor and Mrs Quincy Adams Shaw plan a major sociological project in New England. They will establish self supporting settlements in Boston and across Massachusetts with $2,000,000 pledged by Mrs Shaw, potential to rise to $6,000,000. The effort aims to stretch the limits of social uplift and responsibility.
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America
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The Weak And The Strong Poem Reflections
The hopeful man sees good in every glance and dares to act while the hopeless dwell in gloom. Courage defines the strong who press forward. the weak whine and wait. The timid finally acknowledge hope that remains despite hardship.
Clams in Washington Court Ruling Sparks Puzzling Debate
The supreme court holds a clam is not a wild beast but belongs where it burrows and spouts, tied to the land. Governor Mead, accused as an anticlam foe, faced criticism for actions during a notable campaign era amid chatter of favors to support roasts bikes or plain soup.
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Stile
Supreme Court clamps down on clam rights satire ends
A Yakima Republic letter complains the supreme court rehabilitates clams and shields their necks, arguing courts serve large interests. The note mocks judges and mentions Pierpont Morgan, Libertas, and enduring clam juice and dishes as liberties endure regardless of governors.
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Pierpont Morgan
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Yakima Republic
Call for a creator to enforce right to education
A reflection on Russia with 17 million children aged 6 to 14 reported as receiving no schooling. The piece urges a strong leader to proclaim and enforce that there will be education for all, warning that without it Russia cannot have a peaceful or prosperous government.
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Rooms Near Depot Offer Bargain Rates
Rooms listed at $1.00 and $1.50 per block and a half from the depot, with a large electric sign visible to attract travelers seeking affordable lodging.
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