Independent Oregonian publication details
The document lists publication details for the East Oregonian Publishing Co. and the Oregonian newspaper, including frequency, sale locations in Pendleton and Portland, and distribution channels. It notes addresses at 320 Morrison Street and references the Washington security bulletin bureau and postal registration.
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Daly Mest
Oregonian ‘S
Oregan Sews Co
Morrison Street
Pietiom
Oregon
Northwvet Sows Co
Portland
Iscuss
Washington
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Mysteries of Tolent and Telepathy Claimed by Telegraph Operator
From Seattle comes a tale relayed by Tacoma Tribune about Terence Emerick, wireless operator aboard the steamer Bertha, who swore he felt impending disaster before the Victoria wreck off Cape Hinchinbrook. He alerted the captain and Bertha rescued over 100 lives via a last minute wireless plea. The piece argues telepathy as a genuine, understudied force, citing Hindu spies, fakirs, and hypnotic impressions, contrasting science with wonder and urging further exploration of the mind.
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Seattle
Axys
Tacoma Tribune
Terence Emerick
Bertha
Victoria
Cape Hinchinbrook
Pendleton Support for Colleges Calls for Referendum Stand
The Pendleton Commercial Association commends action taken Tuesday evening against any movement to invoke the referendum on university or state college appropriations. It urges Oregon citizens to reject the school killing stance and back progressive legislation for a genuine popular government.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
Oregon
Oregon Must Back University Despite Referendum Pressure
The piece argues that higher education funding should not be hampered by referendum campaigns. It cites Theodore Roosevelt urging support for the University of Oregon and warns that pulling back on university funding harms the state’s progress. It calls on Portland and Oregon to honor Roosevelt’s stance and preserve strong educational institutions.
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Commonwealth
Feuse
Eich & Policy
Mey Hirod
Ysher Stites
Citimen
Theodore Roosevelt
Aeathet Educational Appropriations
Oregon
Portland
Pendleton Seeks Big Pull for Windfall
A long pull a strong pull and a pull altogether should land something for Pendleton as efforts converge toward a hoped for outcome.
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Pendleton
Blushing in America Said to Be Out of Fashion
Dr. Herbert F. Johnson of Boston argues that blushing has declined among women due to changing business and social life. The piece suggests regional differences and notes psychologists say blushes relate to age and circulation, with playful anecdotes about palm readings and a joke about an iceman to illustrate social quirks.
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America
Herbert 5. Johnson
Boston
Ing
Boston Divine
Dr. Johnson
Hub
Scrub Oaks
Codfish Hill
Actor Jack Webster in Theatre Fight Draw at Walnut Street
Jack Webster who plays Joe Weinstein in The Country Boy at Walnut Street Theater Philadelphia bets on six O gloves in a friendly squared circle. Dudley Hawley acted as timekeeper as a fight break occurred when a watch appeared on the floor. The referee ruled the bout a draw. Webster now says acting is his forte.
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Jack Webster
Joe Weinstein
Country Boy
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Jack
Dudley Hawley
Webster
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