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East Oregonian: Committees to study eastern branch asylum site
The East Oregonian reports that a week’s delay before regional committees visit the city will ease the end of the asylum site controversy. Law requires a branch asylum in eastern Oregon, with the state board ordering location here and debates shifting to the best building site nearby. Committees are to be politically neutral, with Bowerman allies and Governor Gelling supporters named to panels, while representatives Manno and others from western Oregon bring balance.
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End to accusation over board discredit claims case
The piece notes President Selling and Speaker Rusk are progressives friendly to the new state administration. It argues appointing important committees shows political features are set aside and urges locals to lay aside animosities and cooperate with asylum investigators while resisting obstruction, detailing Pendleton’s aim for the branch asylum.
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Pardon Power Debate Moves Toward Commission Reform
A Salem bill would limit life-term inmates pardon chances and shift clemency authority to a trained commission. Former Gov Horace White argues governors should be freed from pardons and represented by tribunals, noting moral, economic and sociological benefits and hopes for broader adoption nationwide.
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Pendleton Backing for New High School Plan
The Pendleton Commercial association voted to endorse the school board’s plans for a new high school, signaling strong local business and property owner support. Officials say decisive action is needed to keep Pendleton’s status as a community with good schools, and there has been broad sentiment behind the move with no protests.
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Branch asylum should be a business proposition not a political issue
The East Oregonian argues political strife over the branch asylum arose from parties misunderstanding the state board's intentions. The paper urges an end to politics and seeks peace, insisting the branch asylum be treated as a business proposition going forward.
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Pendleton Eyes Gravity Water System And High School
Pendleton plans two essential projects, a gravity water system and a new high school, with officials noting neither delays the other. The water system is expected to be self financing, and Postmaster Brown, a water commission and school board member, confirmed no interference between the efforts.
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Speaker Jerry Ruskie Faces Shortfall in Politics
Speaker Jerry Ruskie shows himself as a sizable figure not using his strong position for petty politics. If he keeps up his course, critics say the path could yield lasting impact on governance and public trust.
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Eastern Oregon's rising leaders and public finance ideas
The text notes future honors for a local figure and Rusk's suitability for promotion as eastern Oregon faces a soon needing congressman in two years. It mentions Paul Morton's death as a reminder that even captains of industry share mortal limits. It advocates using surplus water funds for a mountain water system and notes improving eastern Oregon weather and local health complaints.
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The Pleasure of Wealth. Masterpieces in Paris Fraud Tale
From Paris comes word that fake masterworks can fool American millionaires. A picture expert says a six month process creates convincing imitations, making genuine pieces scarce for the rich. The piece argues the millionaire can enjoy deception, art value aside, while dealers profit and a few artists may benefit.
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The Anthony Memorial Fund Drive Set for February
National Woman Suffrage Association plans a February 15 fundraiser for a Susan B Anthony memorial. Miss Kate Gordon urges all American women to contribute, noting gains in economic independence education social liberty and equal rights. Contributions will be categorized by donor type to gauge participation across professions and roles.
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