Daily Eastregonian Operational Header Note
The item provides an OCR fragment describing the Daily Eastregonian's masthead and offices in Portland and Washington, with scattered garbled phrases about bureaus and telephones. It lacks a coherent event or person to summarize into a full news item.
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Eastregonian
Pepe On Nale
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
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Mayor Matlock's street improvement program urged
The East Oregonian lauds Mayor W F Matlock as largest city property owner backing a hard surface street to the branch asylum, a river road, macadamized East Court and West Webb, with a new bridge over the Umatilla. It supports north side work and cautions against further macadamizing Pendleton streets.
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W. F. Matlock
Branch Asylum
East Court
West Webb
Umatilla
Matlock
North Side
Jackson
Pendleton
Fast Court
West Alta
East Oregonian
Country Court
Mayor and County Court Aid In Their Work
A fragment notes efforts behind city leadership and county court work with support for governance. It references backing for mayoral and judicial actions and related administrative assistance. The readable text emphasizes collaboration between municipal and county authorities.
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Hind
Oregonian jeers at direct primary and politics
A sharp attack questions The Oregonian's stance on the direct primary law and its opposition to public docks and water competition. The writer mocks the paper, suggests it misreads the season, and urges readers in Uma tilla county to visit as birds sing and buttercups bloom in February.
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The
Oregonian
Portland
Panama Canal
Umatila
New Washington Garage Promises Prideful Landmark
One man in Washington remains unmoved by any rift between Judge Lowell and Ben Selling. The forthcoming garage project will stand as a visible achievement at which people may point with pride once completed.
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Judge Lowell
Ben Selling
Washington
Ohio voters push for initiative amid Harmon opposition
Ohio residents show strong support for initiative and referendum despite Governor Harmon’s stated opposition. Meanwhile, baseball momentum grows as season plans advance and fans anticipate updates.
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Ohio
Harmon
The Huntress and the Man in Matrimony’s Trap
A dramatic meditation on gender dynamics portrays the pursuer as doomed while the woman, patient and clever, spins a trap that ends with the man yielding to her desires. It suggests clever control and inevitability in romantic power.
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Man
Arnchnell
Congress
Statistics of Divorce And Jurist Critique
Judge Richard E Burke notes Chicago has a higher divorce rate than the nation and that the U S is higher than other civilized countries Increasing divorce seen as a sign of times with debates on mor al laxity or progress The piece cites 1900 U S divorces 73 per 100 000 and 1880 28 with Switzerland 22 Japan 25 France 23 Germany notables among comparisons.
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Richard E. Burke
Chicago
United States
Burke
Switzerland
Japan
France
Uniform divorce laws urged amid high US rates
The piece notes that Empire records 15 and Great Britain 14 per 100,000 divorces and argues that many US divorces are granted without proper state inquiry, calling for vigorous support of uniform divorce laws to improve the system.
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Empire
Great Britain
United States
Art and a Sausage King
Robert Henri condemns millionaires who buy old masters at huge prices. He compares them to a Chicago sausage maker who asked Whistler what he would charge to paint him, and Whistler replied ten thousand, then asked if supply would be provided. The remark appears in the Washington Star.
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Robert Henri
New York
Mr. Henri
Chicago
Whistler
Washington Star
Rehearsing the Baby Incident Shocks Charity Worker
An amateur charity worker visiting a tenement family witnessed the mother dash a cup of cold water in the face of a newly dressed baby. The observer, too polite to express amazement, reported the incident in the Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Amaze
Fragmented Echoes of Social Gossip and Health Claims
The fragment criticizes shallow excuses in marriage and baptisms while endorsing fresh air as healing. It adds a quip about a future governor and a critique of Oregon’s speculative values, referencing Colonel Watterson and Governor Wilson in a clipped, opinionated tone.
Shoe repair bill sparks mixed feelings between friends
Anna asks Clara what Mr Eklund charged for sewing soles. Clara recalls paying 66c and praising the quality but dislikes the repairman. The brief exchange notes mixed sentiments about the service and price.
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Anna
Woman Proposes Year in Historic Scottish Law
The article cites a medieval statute under Margaret the Maid of Norway that allowed women to propose to men and fined bachelors who refused. It notes the law applied in 1288 during leap year and comments on later reforms, contrasting social views of male bachelor reluctance with a claimed natural law favored by feminists.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Margaret
Norway
Scotland
Congress
House of Deputies
Reichstag
Parliament
Philadelphia Ledger
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