Daily East Oregonian Publication Details
Independent Pendleton newspaper notices its publication schedule and distribution locations. It lists addresses in Pendleton and Portland, along with agent names and postal handling, indicating its affiliation with United Press Association and standard second class mail status.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian F Blishing Co
East Oregonian
Orecon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Murano
Washington
C. Bourton
Teenth Street
N. W
Oma LATO Main 1
Local data fragment shows an Oma LATO event titled Main 1 with limited readable details. The note references a possible display or agenda item and the string suggests a placeholder or label rather than a full report. Further context from surrounding text is needed for a complete summary.
Oregon voters shown to back assembly plan despite partisanship claims
The Portland Oregonian argues that opposition to the assembly scheme comes from Democratic sources only as a partisan plea. It urges that initiative and referendum, primary laws, and direct senate selection are nonpartisan measures advancing roads, schools, and governance. Voters are urged to reject the assembly to avoid hurting Oregon’s interests.
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Portland Oregonian
Assembly
Oregon
Oregon Journal
Oregon Rmethole
The Commerce Commission Faces Urgent Strengthening Needs
The Interstate Commerce Commission wields major influence beyond Congress with rulings impacting rail and freight rates. In the Northwest cities like Spokane, Inland Empire seeks equitable transcontinental rates, underscoring calls to bolster the commission’s powers and effectiveness.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
T. C.C
West
Northwest
Spokane
Inland Empire
Rail Commission Seeks Valuation to Set Rail Rates
The commission calls for a method to ascertain the physical valuation of railroad property to justify rate demands. It urges Congress to tighten control over railroad capitalizations and predicts future opposition in Congress. It notes railroad influence in Congress but foresees eventual expansion of the commission’s powers and railroads’ obligation to the nation.
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Commission
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Aldrich and Cannon
Ballinger-Pinchot clash vows probe will not deter
The piece argues Congress will likely appoint a committee led by Speaker Cannon to whitewash Ballinger while censoring Pinchot. It insists public sentiment supports Pinchot and his Interior Department reforms despite anticipated political maneuvering and future investigations.
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Congress
Ballinger-Pinchot
Cannon
Pinchot
Ballinger
Interior Department
Secretary of the Interior
Ionnner Ballinger
Pineckel
Jessen
Gifford Pinechot
Soniy
Coaches Teach Clean Play Versus Prize Ring Brutality
Ball coaches urge players to win on merit and play clean while contrast paints prize fighting as brutality where each fighter aims to put the opponent out. The analogy likens football to a good horse race, not a dog fight.
Danish professors dispute Dr Cook on North Pole claim
A committee of Danish professors says Dr Cook has offered no evidence of discovering the North Pole and remains discredited. They note he could alter the situation if he retrieves data he claims to left at Etah, but until then he should lay low.
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Cook
North
Dr. Cook
Etah
Waterman
Parker
Conklin
Pendleton Holds Public Christmas Exercises Today
This afternoon Pendleton announces public Christmas exercises across several buildings with Santa Claus present. safety concerns noted as authorities urge orderly participation and caution for all attendees.
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Pendleton
Santa Claus
Judge Whitson Views Football as Less Violent Than Prizefighting
Spokane judge Whitson compares football to prize fighting, noting injuries occur incidentally and not as intentional acts. He argues the sport differs in intent and risk, though knocks and injuries do occur during play.
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Whitson
Spokane
Pouthall
Gand
It begins to look like a White Christmas
A light touch of snow and cold air sets the scene for a potential White Christmas as weather forecasts hint at wintry conditions in the coming days. Local residents prepare for possible snow flurries and chilly temperatures across the region.
Judge Defends Mother In Law In Family Case
A New York judge in a cited case stated he had a mother in law in his own family for years while explaining his position. The remark underscored his attempt to relate to the parties and contextualize the rulings.
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New York
For Sale 1800 Acres In Chinook Belt Stock Ranch
For sale 1800 acres along blue mountain foothills. Eight room house with basement, four large barns, three orchards, and other improvements. Ten miles from railroad. Priced at 12.50 per acre with 10000 dollars worth of cattle and horses, four wagons and all ranch machinery included. Seller offers motivated bargains.
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Big Barnes
Blue Mountains
Chinook Belt
Crystal Springs
R. R
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