Governor Wilson and reform through public opinion
The article argues Governor Wilson has opposition from reactionaries, noting shifts in views of Roosevelt Bryan Hitchcock and others. It contends doubt comes from changes in prominent figures and warns Baker to keep commission government, resisting a return to councilm an governance. Pendleton awaits a federal building, preferring eventual completion.
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Wilson
Bryan
Roosevelt
Frank Hitchcock
Taft
Dream by the Pine Knot in Quiet Solace
A reflective verse fragment speaks of shared dreams and spiritual solace beside a pine knot flame. The speaker notes a humble life yet cherishes companionship, laughter, and tears as fate weaves its will, ending with a tribute to Mrs. Margaret N. Goodnow.
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Margaret N. Goodnow
Wilson Bryan Letter Sparks Gloom Among Reactionaries
Reactionary papers trumpet a private five year old Wilson letter in which he denounces Bryan aiming to deter progressives from the White House race. The plan hinges on showing Wilson’s shifts and to steer Democrats away from the New Jersey governor.
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White House
Woodrow Wilson
Bryan
Wilson
New Jersey
Opposition to Baker commission seeks secret election
The Baker Herald notes opponents push for a special election to revert to the old government. Petition circulators keep their backing hidden, prompting questions about who wants change. The paper urges open advocacy, arguing secrecy harms support and trust in Baker’s current system.
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Baker
Baker Herald
Candidates for Congress in new district emerge
A number of hopefuls announce interest in the newly created congressional district. Local organizers say campaigns will begin in earnest as candidates seek early endorsements and donor backing.
Walla Walla Plans a Chautauqua Event
Walla Walla will host a chautauqua cited as a worthy cultural move though officials expect only a modest crowd. The plan aims to bring educational lectures and performances to the community despite low anticipated turnout.
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Walla Walla
Advice to the Trustee on Handling Other People's Money
A long cautionary note from the January World's Work stresses a trustee's duty to protect capital, avoid risky income, and forego trust acceptance if prudence cannot guarantee preservation. It warns that even small missteps can ruin future generations and invites conservatism in fiduciary roles.
The Gay Life
A nameless streetcar teller follows a rigid daily routine awaiting the same car each morning. He endures a crowded commute and 12 hour days with little time for ties or neighbors, dreaming of social pleasures beyond his isolated orbit.
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Farma
Wordy Engagement Question Sparks Father Daughter Debate
An irate father grills his daughter about her engagement to an actor. He questions whether marriage is imminent after six months, prompting the daughter to reply that patience is needed because he is an actor and schedules are uncertain.
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Trate
Sewing and shoe repairs priced in casual chat
A fragment shows Anna and Clara discussing Mr Eklund charging 65 cents for sewing on a pair of shoes soles. They note it was fine work though Anna implies it matters to her. The exchange centers on price and quality in a casual street dialogue.
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Anna
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