Independent Daily Oregonian office locations notice
An independent Pendleton Oregon paper lists multiple offices and bureaus in Portland Chicago and Washington DC. It notes publication schedule and post office registration, with addresses for Oregon News Co and Northwest News Co and security building. The text provides distribution and contact details.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Weet Extension Debate Highlights Merits and Motives
A brief debate on the Weet Extension weighs its merits against concerns about motives. Proponents say extension benefits progress while opponents urge scrutiny of intent and potential misuse of funds. Local officials urge careful evaluation before proceeding.
West Extension stands for irrigation boon to eastern Oregon
A long article argues for government construction of the West Extension to reclaim about 70,000 acres of desert land, create around 6,000 homes, boost local tax rolls in Umatilla and Morrow counties, and provide jobs and food for the Northwest. It contrasts government work with private schemes, defends use of public money, and criticizes opponents tied to Stanfield interests. The piece urges government action, predicts economic and social benefits, and rebuts slander from opponents.
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Oregon
Umatilla
Morrow
Northwest
Sam
Stanfield
Umatila
Hills
East Oregonian
Portland
Editor’s stance on West Extension linked to Pendleton ties
The East Oregonian editor denies bias on the West Extension issue citing ownership of Hermiston land and larger Pendleton investments. He asserts the paper remains free and untransmelted, criticizing anti-extension backers for relying on Pendleton’s controversial journal.
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East Oregontin
Hermiston
Pendleton
Ste
West Extension
Fast
Oregonian
German Industrial School methods aim to find boys' futures
The article describes teachers testing boys at a German industrial school to gauge mental traits and inclinations. Dull pupils are steered toward basic trades, bright ones toward skilled crafts like instrument making engraving or jewel setting.
The rise of skilled work and youth aspiration in Germany
The Prussian Ministry of Commerce and Industry links the start of manual training to awakening a boy's life aspirations beyond ordinary work. The shift hits unskilled children harder, as home life of a seasoned worker already shapes the boy toward matching his father. From The Passing of the Unskilled in Germany by Elmer Roberts in the February Scribner.
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Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Germany
Elmer Roberta
Scribner
Alaska Coal Riches Seen In Arctic Slope
Mr Carrington Weems writes in the February World's Work with cautious estimates on Alaska coal. He cites geologic surveys showing only a fifth surveyed and minimum coal resources at least 150 million tons, with Arctic slope deposits possibly far larger and largely export restricted due to access from the Pacific coast.
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Carrington Weems
Alaska
Geological Survey
Arctic
Pacific Coast
Taft’s canal zone order widened medical freedom clash
The national league for medical freedom challenges President Taft over the canal zone order. They argue the executive action still bars homeopaths osteopaths electrics and other non regular practitioners from practice in the zone while expanding to include Christian Scientists and others tied to religious faith. The league cites continued restrictions and demands full medical liberty for all schools.
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Taft
Medicanalitie
Ains
National League For Medical Freedom
Canal Zonce
League
Paul A. Harsch
Canal Zone
The
Prac
National League for Medical Freedom Pushes Individual Choice
The league demands medical freedom and the right for all individuals to choose their practitioner without restraint. Lora C. Little advocates that healing art should not be confined to one school and urges immediate recognition of free patient choice in health care.
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Tee
National League For Medical Freedom
Tme
Lora C, Little
Despotism Doomed in China By Revolution and Reform
The article argues that China faces a turning point as Qing rule weakens. Sun Yat Sen leads a republic movement while Yuan Shi Kai may guide a reforming Manchu government. Large revolts across eighteen provinces threaten the old order, with a hopeful outlook for popular government and national wealth opening to China and the world.
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Chihai
Sun Yat Sen
Yuan Shi Kai
Uis
China
Atlanta Constitution
Rastus Keeps First Season Fresh at City Hotel
A new hotel arrival questions a waiter about a recent injury, with Rastus replying in dialect that this eye is his first season at the hotel. The exchange, captured in Harper's Weekly, shows a humorous, period-voice vignette reflecting racial stereotypes of the era.
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Rastus
Harper's Weekly
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