Unclear notices from The Daily East Oregonian
Fragmented text shows USPS mailing options by mail or carrier with durations, plus contact lines for UBS News Co and D. C. Barean, Portland addresses. Mentions United Press Association and official status as city and county paper. No clear event or person.
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Counties Fight State Tax Shift Over Public Service Corporations
Umatilla county objects to a Senate plan to shift taxation of public service corporations from counties to the state. The East Oregonian notes the move would hit Umatilla hard with loss of funds while Multnomah and inland counties with little mileage benefit. Voters in interior counties could be exempt from state taxes, raising concerns about fairness and proportionality between wealthy Multnomah and poorer counties.
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Senate Committee On Taxation
East Oregonian
Multnomah
Interior
Tmatilla
Umatilla County
State Tax Commission
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Senate
Critics Charge Politicking Behind Asylum Allegations
The article accuses a legislative clique of using petty politics to undermine the asylum and cut its funding. It declares the state board and Dr. Steiner misrepresent conditions, harming inmates while endorsing a questionable machine purchase, urging an end to such political attacks.
Steiner's Defense of Asylum Management At Hearing
Dr. Steiner, superintendent of the asylum, offers a forceful defense detailing prudent management and low per capita costs. He argues the institution operates economically, with the farm yielding a net profit of 35000 for the state last year, and contends the automobile purchase was necessary.
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Steiner
San Francisco Secures Panama Exposition Host Status
San Francisco wins the Panama exposition bid after a House vote in Washington. The city plans a self funded Pacific coast show handled by local crowds, with California financing the expo and no federal money requested. The Panama canal gains significance for the west over Gulf states.
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Golden Gate
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Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Panama Canal
Gulf States
Jackson Street Improvement Urged for Majin Bridge
The city weighs securing a new Majin street bridge as the old span nears replacement. Jackson Street ranks as one of the worst roads and calls grow for paving and macadamizing from Main Street to Raley Street. The branch asylum site decision remains with the state board, with focus on a suitable hospital location and related street work on nearby streets.
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Main Street
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Branch Asylum
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Altes
Roosevelt Promotes Progressive Movement Sweep
The text credits Roosevelt with driving a national progressive wave that unsettles trust magnates, inspires some fear, yet earns cautious respect for the law. It portrays him as the figure leading the reform surge across the country.
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Clothing Made of Wood Emerges as New Textile
A London Times report quotes a New York Times London correspondent describing a breakthrough in producing cellulose thread from spruce wood to make clothes. The material, derived from bleached cotton cellulose, could be cheaper, dyeable without fading, and nonflammable, promising up-to-date attire for many and even lining watercoats.
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London
New York Times
Titian Hair Comment Sparks Boston Transcript Quip
A brief, humorous exchange about Maud's hair color appears in the Boston Transcript, with one person remarking Titan or im Titan and the other responding in a light, witty manner. No further context or details are provided.
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Maud
Boston Transcript
Spinster Paradise in New York City Tale
A verbose meditation proclaims New York as a haven for unmarried women, portraying the city as a Mecca where spinsters are valued, independent, and free from traditional constraints. It contrasts attitudes elsewhere, notes the growth of this demographic, and extols the status and opportunities available to women without husbands.
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Worlin
America
Ashe
Mal
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St. Paul
Jealous Husband Accused By Jealous Lamppost
A malintained resident returns home early and hides at his door. At breakfast his wife confronts him with jealousy after seeing him allegedly hugging a lamppost at 2 AM. He protests that a lamppost cannot be the source of envy, in a humorous exchange reported by St Paul Dispatch.
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John
St Paul
Soaring Experience and Controversy in Kindness Inquiry
A fragmentary report shows a debate over politeness and generosity with a xenophobic twist. A speaker labeled Senkter Sorghum derides kindness as a cover for white supremacy, invoking a racially charged Washington setting and a murky mulk-up metaphor.
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Senkter Sorghum
Washington
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