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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1904
Page
4
The article discusses American versus Hungarian legal and policy grounds, arguing government ownership of railroads would mirror other American institutions. It cautions readers about drinking and violence, urges ending anarchy, and contrasts U.S. progress with folk wisdom on law, order, and social governance.
St. Paul Pioneer Press argues the primary law disrupted machine politics, enabling a strong ticket of independent candidates. It credits the reform with steering the city away from corrupt conventions and toward an honest aldermanic slate, despite opposition from machine politicians.
Tolstoy argues that reducing wants and conquering appetites is the key to freedom and that modern inventions like railroads and telegraphs merely perpetuate bondage. He questions the value of rapid travel and predicts future generations will view such pursuits as unnecessary relics of a past era.
The Morning Oregonian argues against government ownership of public utilities by citing Belgian and Hungarian railway strikes and Hungary’s rigid regulations. It claims Hungarian systems rely on fear and punishment, while U S standards reward service and capacity, asserting American voters need not fear Hungarian atrocities if they own national property.
James A. Fee for Supreme Judge Justice F A Moore for Food and Dairy Commissioner J W Bailey prosecuting attorney GQ W Phelps force representative Ww Gore for Flola second district J N Williamson for representatives John J Baljleray Henry Adams for County Judge Henry J Bean for County Clerk Frank Saling for Sheriff Co A Barrett for Treasurer E J Sommerville for Recorder W H Folsom for Assessor W T Rigby for Commissioner Horace Walker for School Superintendent Frank K Welles for Coroner Dr A W Botkin for Surveyor J W Kimbrell for Justice of Peace Pendleton District Thomas Pitt Gerald for Constable W Earnham
A short notice lists rubber tired buggies carriages and bike wagons for sale under the title Rubber, inviting buyers to purchase the items branded as RUBBER. The terse ad emphasizes available rubber alternatives for personal transport.
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