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Pendleton Commercial Association Needs Strong Leadership
The Pendleton Commercial Association, key city business group, has faded from active operation. Elections set for the first Tuesday in February. voters should choose a leader capable of aggressive, sustained work to revitalize the organization and drive reforms, making it a productive force in the community.
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Pendleton
Commercial Association
Divided Democrats in Portland Journal Satire
The Portland Oregonian comments on internal Democratic rifts in a facetious tone and muses whether the party will eventually split or unify, highlighting tensions within the ranks and uncertainty about its trajectory.
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Portland Oregonian
Democratic Party
Republican split in party echoed in era of Taft and Cook
The East Oregonian notes deep rifts within both major parties. It contrasts a conservative wing favoring business power with a progressive faction led by figures such as Roosevelt and others. The piece suggests President Taft and a conservative president may be torn between popular appeal and Wall Street backing, leaving both parties discordant and unpredictable.
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Republican Party
Hooewervelt
East Oregonian
Poultry Show At Armory Draws Light Attendance
The Armory exhibit features high grade poultry and a fine orchestra program, but attendance is disappointing with only a few visitors last evening. The show is held a few blocks from the business center and upstairs, yet the displays are worth viewing to support the worthy enterprise.
Senator Cummins Seeks Tariff Revision Plan
Senator Cummins plans a schedule by schedule tariff revision this year while avoiding a general tariff debate. He follows a conservative course, though opponents call the plan revolutionary and drastic. Critics insist reforms threaten special privileges enjoyed by a few, likening it to forcing the hog from the trough.
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Cummins
Pendleton Residence District Needs More Street Lights
In Pendleton residence areas several blocks lack illumination. There is a great need for additional lights especially in certain sections. More lighting and new crosswalks would make night travel safer and more pleasant.
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Pendleton
Diaz Pressed For Rebels To Quit Amid Mexican Turmoil
Diaz and his forces may have the Mexican situation well under control and the revolution may amount to nothing at all, but if true it is strange Diaz should be so anxious for the rebels to quit.
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Diaz
Rail strike talk shifts focus to Interstate Commerce
Reports say both sides marshal for a clash over rail labor but observers wager the Interstate Commerce Commission is the real target of interest as allies prepare for a broader struggle.
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Interstate Commerce Commissioners
New Chief Justice Appears Conservative and Content
A new chief justice profile suggests a conservative bent. He projects confidence and appears well fed and satisfied, signaling a stable leadership stance.
Pendleton shoppers urged to buy early amid cost dip
Umatilla attitudes shift as Pendleton residents embrace early shopping to curb rising living costs. Observers note more chickens on shelves correlating with lower prices and warn against late purchases during the season.
Talking Dog Don Attracts German Interest
A dark brown setter named Don belonging to royal gamekeeper Ebers at Thiershutte near Hamburg is said to speak six words. Reports from the United States linked to Alexander Graham Bell claims of talking animals have stirred German curiosity. Karl Hagenbeck offered 2500 for Don to exhibit in Hamburg's outdoor menagerie. The story, once seen as a joke, drew many hopeful inquirers to Thiershutte all week.
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Thiershutte
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Clever Hans
Europe
Karl Hagenbeck
Hagenbeck
United States
Alexander Graham Bell
Don the talking dog astonishes Berlin crowds
A Berlin dog named Don astonishes with speech that includes Haben, Hunger, Kuchen, Ja and Nein. Newsmen interviewed him at Thiler Shutte while his keeper Ebers notes the dog started talking without training and increasingly speaks in full phrases. His owner reports growing circus and music hall interest, with managers bidding for exhibition rights. The New York Times Berlin correspondent confirms inquiries to Hamburg authorities.
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Thilershutte
Ebers
Nein
New York Times
Non
Hamburg
Don
Berlin
Keeps Crooks Out in Bankruptcy Debate
A Millinery Trade Review note praises public press disapproval of discharging debtors with discreditable reputations. It argues judges should deny bankruptcy relief to tricksters while allowing honest debtors some protection, emphasizing keeping unscrupulous operators from reentering commerce.
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United States
Courage of the Pioneer Defied Comfort Says Quote
A quoted line declares that no venturesome pioneer or engaging pirate ever loved comfort, underscoring a hardy ethos of risk over ease. The remark frames a memoir or column praising rugged perseverance and frontier spirit.
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