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Favorable Outlook for Postal Savings Bank Law Passage
Congressman Bilis tells East Oregonian that current sentiment favors passing a four postal savings bank law this session. He notes lack of broad support for government guarantees and cites postal savings as a practical solution with government backing for deposits. Ellis and Postmaster General Von Meyer back similar guarantees, urging action.
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Postal Savings Bank
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No Immunity for Ross in Bank Scandal
Portland papers reject any immunity for J Thorburn Ross president of the defunct Tithe Guarantee and Trust company bank. They argue he should be fully answerable before the law for any misdeeds, with Burkhart’s potential immunity seen as whitening criminals. The public urges the law take its course and for guilty parties to make good to depositors.
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Manitoba Buys Bell Telephone System In Province
Manitoba has purchased the entire Bell telephone system in the province for 3.3 million dollars and will assume operation on provincial property for the public good. The move signals growing public ownership sentiment and is viewed as a radical step likely to draw worldwide interest as experienced managers take charge.
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Manitoba
Canada
Bell Telephones
State run utilities and profits for the people
The speaker argues that private corporations accumulate millions in dividends while high salaried officials and skilled managers run large properties for the state could do the same. They question whether state ownership would lower costs and raise returns above operating expenses and investments, asking why not.
Pendleton Sets First Market Day for January Eleventh
Pendleton business men fixed Wednesday January 11 as the first market day. The East Oregonian urges farmers to bring livestock farm products and other commodities for sale. The plan links buyers and sellers across Umatilla county and neighboring counties and aims to make Pendleton a regular monthly market hub with wide attendance and ample facilities.
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Pendleton
East Oregonian
Oregon
Inland Empire
Northwest
Oregon War Talk and the War Foaming at the Coast
Oregon voices fear and skepticism over adjutant generals and national defense talk. The piece argues that war talk inflates taxes and distracts from reforms. It cites a Japanese map discovery fueling debate while urging focus on roads, mail routes, reclamation, housing, and rural development instead of military buildup.
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Oregon
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War Department
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California
Pacific Coast
Portland
Daniel Webster’s oxen loved by the statesman and town
The text describes Daniel Webster’s fondness for his named oxen, noting how he visited them after Washington, fed them by hand, and showed them to guests. It compares his deep affection to his public life, ending with a weather note: a heavy December rainfall totaling 12.04 inches for the month.
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Webster
Washington
Providence Journal
Fletcher
Mr. Webster
Senate
Corvallis Advent Alarms in Gloomy Evening Weather
A Corvallis exchange notes that Christmas day was not gentle with flowers or bright sunshine. Winds did not bring perfume from clover fields, crickets did not chirp at eventide, and the robing trill from the old apple tree did not occur as described. Swallows did not perform their expected evening songs.
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Corvallis
Advertising Truths From a Theater Manager and a Soap Millionaire
A soup millionaire and an actor manager discuss ad strategy. The actor-manager says posters are unnecessary and announcements should appear in newspapers, noting readers of papers attend theater. The soap millionaire agrees, claiming only the press reaches non readers.
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Soap Millionaire
Pittsburg
Sunset Painter Husband Realist Joke
A Chicago Record-Herald quip features Mrs Brushingham questioning why her husband refrains from painting sunrises. She explains he paints what he can see, calling him a realist who believes in truthful depictions.
Portland Woman Fatally Burned in Home Fire
Mrs. C. M. Hill of Portland died after her home caught fire from a match her husband used to light a cigar. The incident occurred yesterday when flames engulfed the residence, resulting in fatal burns to Hill.
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C. M. Hill
Portland
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