Tribune accused of defending law violators in New Year defense
The letter accuses the Tribune of siding with law violators and urging better morals, arguing the paper harms law enforcement and misrepresents Pendleton’s business community. It defends the city’s foundations and urges the East Oregonian to defend against the Tribune’s stance.
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Tribune
deown‘Loy
Pendleton
Nedeaealry
East Oregonian
the Tribune
A New Years Creed Prompting Honest Faith and Courage
A compact verse outlines a personal creed for the new year. The speaker vows to work honestly, face woe with patience, trust in human love and a higher power, meet each dawn with courage, be gentle despite human frailty, and do whatever possible.
Agitation over law enforcement in Pendleton sparks debate
The Morning Tribune denounces the unwise agitation to enforce Oregon and Pendleton laws, arguing that enforcing all statutes is essential. It accuses critics of harboring criminal-friendly views, calling for consistent law application against gambling, burglary, murder, and other offenses.
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Pendleton
Morning Tribune
Tribone
Oregon
Ccity
Penleton
Tribune
Dioes
Freedom
Salmon River
George Bennett
Grangeville
The
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Dr. O'Brien
Farewell to the Colt and a West in Transition
A reflective poem condemns the obsolete forty five caliber Colt and the gun culture of the West. It contrasts old bravado with modern restraint and notes the weapon’s fading role among cowboys and soldiers, while praising honorable men who remain true.
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Holt
Cold Days Strain Body. System Needs Fortification
A fragment describes the cold season taxing the body with weak digestion impure blood and susceptibility to illnesses. It suggests taking a remedy to strengthen the immune system and improve overall health during harsh days.
Westren Pioneers and the Call to Courage
Poetic reminiscence honors a generation described as brave and dauntless. It laments the urge to live up to their Tested resolve and to awaken a nation to duty, urging godly strength and resolute obedience.
Autopsy of Orang Outang Reveals Humanlike Organs
The Lincoln Park orang-outang Misa Dooley died yesterday. Dr. Clarence Wall and others conducted the post mortem in Chicago. They reported indigestion as the cause and noted a vermiform appendix six inches long along with a brain showing frontal defects. A Pacific Coast steamship order and Dr. D. Lastor’s insanity were also mentioned.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago Dispatch
Clarence Wall
W. A. Byana
Byron Evans
William Thompson
John J. Millard
Wall
Misa Dooley
Mocolitia
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