Shame on Japan in light of trade boycott report
Secretary Metcalf reports United States export trade to Japan fell by 10 million dollars last year due to China's boycott. President Roosevelt defends Japan, but Pacific coast demands a square deal and open markets. If Japan aids economic enemies, the coast will intensify efforts to curb Japan's influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Japan
China
Roosevelt
America
Pacific Coast
Tts
Coal Is King In World Industry
A vivid editorial argues coal as essential to global industry, asserting that curtailing coal supply would paralyze trains, factories, and economy. It contrasts coal’s value with gold, warning a one month shortage would halt labor, wages, and banking activity.
Sacred trust of coal supply kept from private profit
The text urges preserving coal as a public heritage, warning that its control by monopolies would ruin the world. It emphasizes vast coal underlay and the indispensable role of coal for heat, power, and commerce, insisting mines and resources belong to the people.
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Nate
Spectety
Nature
Venus
Mrs Eddy Growing Old Denials Spark Reader Reflections
The East Oregonian notes widespread columns denying Mrs. Eddy's aging at 86, arguing aging is natural and not a disgrace. The piece defends her longevity and devotion, praising the aging process as a natural reward after a life of usefulness.
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East Oregonian
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Society
Mrs. Eddy
Change Course of Study in Oregon Public Schools
A critic warns against overloading young students with many subjects in seventh and eighth grades. The piece argues such cramming harms children, teachers, and taxpayers, risking lifelong damage to education and stressing the need for reform.
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Oregon
Oregon's Vacant Land Totals Released
Government survey figures reveal 19,799,440 acres of vacant land in Oregon, with 14,071,484 acres surveyed and 6,668,165 acres unsurveyed. The data emphasizes vast unappropriated and unreserved tracts across the state.
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Oregon
Newspapers and Railroads May Swap Ad Space
The U S Supreme Court may decide if railroads can issue transportation in exchange for newspaper advertising under the new rate law. Monon officials say contracts for time cards and ads were made in good faith and paid with transportation value, arguing payment need not be money. The Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled that only money may be accepted, prompting railroads to seek court clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Monon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louiesville Railroad
George Kretzinger
B. C. Field
Commission
Kretzinger
Rights of the Mother and public land figures
A fragmented excerpt contrasts mothers' control over childbirth with their social role. It then reports that for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1906, the Interior Department disposed of 19,441,787.47 acres of public land at a total value of 28,477.98 dollars, with land office expenses totaling 780,417.90 dollars, down 97,921.62 from the prior year.
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United States
Interior Department
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