Oregon Daily East Oregonian Notes Local Affairs
The East Oregonian discusses Pendleton city government reform, urging a shift from current officials to a system with stronger representation. It praises Oregon's initiative and referendum adoption and notes poet Mr. Stanton of Atlanta contributing poems in the paper. It reports on a $4,000,000 West Umatilla project funding recommendation and Secretary Fisher awaiting approval, plus local mentions of Buffalo Vernon, Rownd-Cp, and a looming Umatilla forest fire.
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Reclamation Service
Umatilla
Umuattila
Officials to investigate overhead wires removal
The East Oregonian discusses weeks of delay as officials prepare to investigate the removal of overhead wires with engineers from the electric and paving trusts. It questions reliability of corporate statements and urges concrete civic action in Pendleton, while publishing Judge J A Fee’s views defending Byers Milling Co. and critiquing local street paving and mountain water system opposition.
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Stanfield Reader Queries Stanton Poetry Volume
A Stanfield reader of the East Oregonian contemplates whether a poetry volume by Frank L. Stanton is worth pursuing and seeks guidance on literary reception and publication prospects in local press circles.
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Stanfield
Prank L. Stanton
Gratitude and political echoes in New York scene
A fragmented critique mocks gratitude shown to a longtime helper amid a Democratic bouquet in New York. The piece likens loyal service to a hired girl of 30 years, noting dismissal without wages as a metaphor for political mercy. A recent storm damages the city by an immense amount.
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Charlie F. Murphy
Fender
New York
Marth
Letter From Judge Pee On Byers Milling Controversy
In Pendleton Oregon an aged Mrs Byers is defended by her legal adviser Judge Pee who writes that the Byers Milling company will not smear the Thorn Hollow Springs water or oppose street improvements. He asserts the enterprise is legitimate and questions claims of deceit or covert campaigns. The letter emphasizes respect for Mrs Byers and her managers and denies any intent to rob or undermine water rights or local initiatives.
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Bytte Milling Company
Nuts& Corporation
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Thorn Hollow Springs
Altastrat
Warren Construction Company
Hartman Abstract Company
Brore Milling Company
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Sire
Rights and Water Dispute Tangles Local Interests
The attorney summarizes tensions in a water rights case involving private land, city water supply, and eminent domain. He defends Mrs. McComas and Mr. Byers, denies wrongdoing by milling interests, and asserts a journalist should expose guilt rather than punish the innocent.
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