Trade Commission scrutiny and scope of power debated
The East Oregonian argues critics misjudge the federal trades commissions efforts due to uncertain knowledge of its authority. It notes the commission faces a complex subject with limited powers and compares to the slow maturation of the Interstate Commerce Commission, urging cautious evaluation of early results.
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Weston Leader Reports Normal School Conference in Portland
The Weston Leader notes a Portland meeting of normal school delegates debating educational needs. Delegates aimed to secure new buildings for Oregon, with Ashland and Weedon showing strong interest. Pendleton hoped for a visiting architect to aid Weston talks and reconcile opposing views ahead of any legislature decision.
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Eastern Oregon normal school urged with county cooperation
Ben C Sheldon of Jackson county leads Southern Oregon backing for a new Aviiani Normal. Pendleton delegates J. Gwinn and Fred Lackley, Waalon delegates Dr F D Watwand and A Barnes, reported to the Welfare Club. The East Oregonian warns cooperation is essential to establish an eastern Oregon normal school amid valley opposition.
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Boundary Dispute Between Uruguay and Argentina Deepens
The long standing border quarrel between Uruguay and Argentina over river islands nears new trouble after a treaty. Uruguay claims midstream division yields more islands, while Argentina insists on a navigable channel line. Critics say Argentina’s line deceives Uruguay and worsens regional friction, despite potential gains for goodwill.
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28 Years Ago Today Evening at Whist Club
A 28 year old daily note recalls a pleasant evening at a whist party with Misses Lena Kunaie Elsie Busher Daisy Folsom Grace Welch and several gentlemen. Attendance included Mrs Sharon and others. guests arrived from nearby towns and visitors from Wes ton and Pendleton. A pianist performed while a festive collection was served and neighbors enjoyed the gathering.
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California woman Mildred Gilbert pursues lobbying in Washington
Mildred Gilbert of California plans to stay in Washington this week to advocate for passage of the Syain Bl Authority amendment to the continuity of the United States. She aims to persuade members of both the House and Senate to support the measure.
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Portias Too Kind To Get Big Fees
In Chicago on December 23 in the Brownleigh room Clarence Darrow spoke to lawyers facing criminal charges. The event featured Darrow encouraging them in their professional duties amid a spirited, contentious session noted for its brisk exchanges and heated rhetoric.
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Greatest Safeguards Against Temptation in Modern Life
A compilation from Dr. Pred Winslow Adams poses the question of how to resist temptation. Prominent figures including Andrew Carnegie, Rabindranath Tagore, and others offer diverse defenses such as healthy interest in good things, education, willpower, and practical support to protect youth and society.
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Fragmented Speech Reflects Confusion at Meeting
A garbled reminiscence from a meeting shows attendees unsure and discouraged. The transcript includes jumbled phrases about shine, warning, corporate law, and education levels, reflecting unclear dialogue and possible misheard remarks.
Australian fighter Lea Darcy arrives in New York
Lea Darcy the Australian middleweight and heavyweight champion landed in New York aboard a tanker, denying evading military service and saying he plans to join the British army after facing several American fighters. The report notes his eagerness to meet Mike Gibbons and mentions his travels from Australia as a stoker.
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