East Oregonian Publication Details and Sales Info
Publication details for the East Oregonian include daily and semi weekly editions at Pendleton Oregon with second class mail. On sale through Kudelman News Co in Portland Imperial Hotel News Stand and Bureau in Washington DC. Various mail and carrier rates and official city and county paper status.
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Daily East Oregonian
The
Kudelman News Co
Washington Street
Portland
Oregon
Imperial Hotel
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
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I Kissed Her in the Rain
A stormy morning meeting with a lassie in town leads to a kiss in the rain. Her brown eyes and ripened wheat hair accompany a shy struggle to speak, followed by a bold embrace. The mood shifts to sunshine as love is declared despite the weather.
Legislation, fear, and humane prison policy clash at Salem
A Salem dispute over humane prison policy pits lawmakers against Governor West. Critics warn convicts could unleash carnage if freed, but local records show fires, parolee reforms, and quiet releases under humane policy, with no broad outbreaks. The piece argues media and politics inflame fear.
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West
Portland
Carnegie
Oregon
Salem
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A clan of disparate political and social anecdotes. The piece rails at Oregon legislators over prison policy, mocks a Portland paper, relays a Texas vengeance tale, notes Massachusetts Republican Joseph Walker’s switch to Bull Moose, and comments on Nevada’s easy divorces and prizefighting.
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Oddle
Nevada
Minister Calls for Double Punishment for Ruined Girl
A minister argues that a man who ruins a young girl deserves double punishment, half for the crime and half for the hypocrisy.
Chinook Portrays General Janu ary as a Mollycoddle
The Chinook depicts General Janu ary as weak and indecisive, casting doubt on his leadership qualities. Observers note the portrayal emphasizes hesitation and vulnerability over decisive action in high command.
The Cause of Darkness
A Chicago News item features a dialogue where a teacher asks Tommy about the cause of darkness. Tommy blames gas companies and suggests they seek money, reflecting a satirical line of questioning.
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Tommy
Chicago News
Psychological Moment Referenced by Senator Lea
Senator Luke Lea discussed the psychological moment citing Mrs. Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin as freeing the slaves. He quipped that New York might embrace prohibition if a New Year’s Day vote were held, drawing a wry comparison in the Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Luke Lea
Sapleigh and Hamley Debate Marriage Choices in Stray Stories
In a humorous exchange Sapleigh asks whether to marry a beautiful or sensible girl. Hamley jokes that neither option leads to marriage, noting a beautiful wife could seek a richer mate while a sensible one would prefer someone wiser, a light quip from Stray Stories.
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Sapleigh
Hamley
Box of Candy Foiled by Lady’s Refusal
A Philadelphia Telegraph snippet describes a young man with candy awaiting a response from a maid and a young lady who, after reflection, sends word that she is out and the gesture is not worth pursuing. The maid relays the box of candy as the scene’s centerpiece.
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Philadelphia Telegraph
Cascarets promise quick relief for upset stomachs
Feel bad today and tonight take Cascarets to ease constipation and digestive distress. The ad claims rapid, gentle cleansing of liver and bowels, banishing headaches dizziness and gloom. A 10 cent box brings months of health, with all druggists selling Cascarets for adults and children alike.
The Native Workman Wage Gap and Immigrant Competition
W J Planck argues that native American wage earners are rapidly disappearing in favor of recent immigrant workers from southern and eastern Europe. He warns this shift lowers living standards, pressures native and older immigrants with longer hours, and risks continued unsafe conditions as machinery reduces required skill and unskilled foreign-born workers enter higher occupations.
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W. Jett Planck
The
Atlantic Monthly
Great Britain
Ireland
Germany
Are You Subject to Constipation A Simple Remedy Promoted
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative remedy for constipation. It claims the product is safe for children and the elderly, trains the bowels naturally, and can be obtained for fifty cents to one dollar with a money back guarantee. A free sample offer is extended by mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Kentucky.
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Caldwell
G B. Pruitt
Berea
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
Til
TEST OF AMERICAN HONOR AND ARBITRATION CLARITY
President Taft signals willingness to submit the canal dispute to arbitration, reflecting national doubt over the action. The Hay-Pauncefote treaty promises free access to the canal for all nations observing rules, while arbitration with Britain governs treaty obligations and concerns about discrimination in traffic terms.
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Taft
England
America
Great Britain
Arbitration or bust over treaty tolls dispute
The St Louis Post Dispatch argues that treaty questions not harming independence or third parties should be resolved by arbitration. It urges voluntary congressional repeal if needed, insisting American honor depends on yielding to arbitration under British pressure and questioning the value of the U S word in treaties.
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Congress
Britain
United States
St. Loula
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