Oregon anti trust act urged with teeth in law
The piece calls for a strong practical anti trust law in Oregon to curb criminal combinations that oppress rural residents. It argues existing laws have loopholes allowing price fixing and unfair practices, urging voters to sign anti trust petitions and require legislators to enforce the act without leniency. It references frustration with northwest trusts and stresses accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bisien
Northwest
Oregon
Stand Against Party Tags for Young Oregon Voters
The Oregonian attacks partisan control urging young voters to think independently. It condemns ward heelers who tally recruits as cattle, urging youths to break from party bonds and vote by merit and intelligence. Be American, not a branded citizen. Independence is a cherished birthright. Be part of a party only if it respects your individuality. Do not wear the tag if it diminishes your liberties.
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Portland Oregonian
Oregon
The
Oregonian
Ingense
Anti-Trust Law Drive Aimed At Oregon State Legislature
Oregon Federation of Labor proposes an anti trust law through the Initiative to speed prosecutions of unlawful organizations. The plan seeks a state statute allowing swift action in circuit court with juries, reflecting belief that trusts operate in every community and require decisive legal remedy.
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Oregon Federation of Labor
Correction on Two-Color Pages and Local Pride
The East Oregonian notes a harsh correction of the Pendleton Tribune about its claim to be the first Oregon paper outside Portland with two color pages. Letters argue many papers long printed such inserts, mostly from St Louis, and criticize local reactions to criticism and praise in newspaper columns.
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East Oregonian
Tribune
Sunday Morning Tribune
Oregon
Portland
North Powder News
Haines Record
Union Scout
Joseph Herald
Eagle
St. Louis
Baker City Democrat
la Grande Observer
Salem Statesman and Journal
The
Pendleton
Geer
the Tribune
Stong
Pendleton July 4 Celebration Highlighted in Coming Events
A county page lists July 4 events including a Pendleton celebration and a Spokane national convention. July 9 to 13 features Knight Templar conclave in Saratoga NM. July 10 to 15 International Christian Endeavor in Seattle. July 16 to 20 Grand Lodge Felka in Philadelphia. Wool sales data note for Shaniko June 24, with Baker May to July 9 and Elgin July 11. Mrs. Mary Copenstick of Seattle is elected president of the state Women’s Relief Corps.
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Pendleton
Spokane
Knighta Templar
Saratoga
NM. Y
International Christian Fndeavor
Seattle
Grand Lodge Filka
Philadelphia
Wool Sales Daten
Shaniko
Baker
Elgin
Mary Copenstick
State Women's Relief Corps
Beautiful Hands Across Time
Poem reflects on aging and memory as the speaker admires a mother’s hands. It contrasts aging weariness with enduring care, foreseeing death yet hopeful for reunion beyond the grave. The anonymous verse praises motherhood and the lasting, hopeful power of hands.
Lands of Evening Poem Fragment From Baltimore Sun
A fragment from the Baltimore Sun evokes twilight imagery with lines about lands of evening the setting sun bells roses and a sweet home scene. The piece mentions a dreamlike journey past traffic and buttercups toward a loving mother and baby life.
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Baltimore Sun
Booth Says Reporters Have a Chance In Life
Salvation Army head General Booth chats with a New York reporter and notes there is a chance even for reporters. He shares a tale of a clergyman praying for Milly Dean who dies just as she wins the Blue Ribbon handicap. The piece notes growing trade between Calcutta and Lhasa Thibet as a railroad idea is floated.
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Baltimore News
General Booth
The
Salvation Army
New York
Booth
Milly Dean
Calcutta
Lhasa
Thibet
Inia
Himalayas
Day of Dayton County Hospitalized With Typhoid Aftereffects
J H Day of Dayton Washington has spent 30 years on the druglet line and after a bout of typhoid fever two years ago he is now in a Portland hospital. Doctors expect a full recovery.
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J. H. Day
Dayton
Wash
Portland
Vacation Season Tip Promises Quick Stomach Repair
A health note claims digestion can be restored promptly by “the Hitters” enabling travel without discomfort from unfamiliar foods. It urges readers to prepare their stomachs before vacation season to enjoy trips and avoid indigestion.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Relieves Ailments Promptly
The advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will promptly relieve cramps diarrhea or costiveness and cure poor appetite headache indigestion dyspepsia or malarial fever highlighting the product as a universal tonic and remedy.
Cost Of Useless Words And A Gypsy Traveler
Henry Holt argues that five to six percent of English letters are unnecessary and would waste billions in printers ink and time. The columnist estimates total annual waste could reach forty to fifty million dollars, factoring in schooling and handwriting. Holt has traveled about 690000 miles by rail since 1893, living frugally, carving potato images for tips, and awaiting a death with a cemetery plot already paid for at Cambridge Springs Pennsylvania.
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Henry Holt
Lincoln Journal
United States
Mr. Holt
Europe
Alaska
Mexico
South America
Ae Io
Imigen
Cambridge Springs
Tombstone
Cambridge
Baltimore hobo files complaint at railroad office
A famed hobo known as Weary Wife, nicknamed No. 1, visited President Murray's Baltimore and Ohio office to lodge a grievance about the road and its cups. The staff offered a respectful hearing while Murray was away, noting the wanderer’s striking dress and multilingual speech. His real name remains unknown. he claims San Francisco birth 30 years ago.
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Baltimore
Murray
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore American
San Francisco
Flood Toll Across Montana Reported Fatalities
Advices from throughout Montana indicate that high water and swollen streams caused numerous deaths. A boy drowned near Forsyth. An unknown woman and 79 horses perished at Miles City. A woman and three children were lost at Great Falls.
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Montana
Forsyth
Miles City
Great Fair
Battleship Jauregui Bert Collides Off France
Off the French coast the French battleship Jauregui bert collided with the torpedo boat Portuyanne. Portuyanne sank with all 69 crew members drowned, highlighting a deadly naval accident at sea.
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Jaureguibert
France
Portuyanne
Bollons & Brown Hotel Pendleton Refitted and Ready
The Hotel Pendleton by Bollons & Brown has been refurnished and fitted with telephone and fire alarm connections in every room. En suite baths and single rooms available. Headquarters for traveling men. Commodious sample rooms and free bus.
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St. George
Northwest
Pendleton
Bev and Millard Noomin Connection Dining Ad
Special rates by the week or month highlight this dining notice promising excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service located just three blocks from depots, a compact local advertisement listing Bev and Millard Noomin as the connection.
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Bev and
Millard Noomin
Golden Rule Hotel A First Class Family Hotel
A brief notice describes the Golden Rule Hotel as a first class family hotel and stock men's headquarters offering free bun to and from all ratue, signaling basic services and transport incentive for patrons.
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Hostetter
House of Eileri
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Golden Rule Hotel
L. M Broom
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