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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1901
Page
2
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The writer argues for enforcing laws when justified but condemns statutes that regulate personal rest days a principle of Sunday closing. The piece laments widespread law nonenforcement, urges broad repeal of restrictive laws, and calls for clearer policy on reservations roads and forest land fraud. It warns of timber land schemes and urges federal action.
Authorities acknowledge long-standing fraud in government land acquisitions by lumbermen. The federal government and informed men recognize a pattern of deceit stretching across years.
The Sampter American urges Eastern Oregon Republicans to organize and travel across villages to rally support for the party. It argues Eastern Oregon holds a majority and warns that without unity the region’s interests may be ignored at the state convention. The Heppner Times echoes the call for early fall action to elect delegates and press Eastern needs at the upcoming gathering in Pendleton or Baker City.
A regional editorial urges Eastern Oregon to push for an open river and river-related projects, backing Judge Lowell of Pendleton for governor and calling for a legislature that will align with Senator Mitchell. It attacks Western dominance in nominations and stresses unity to secure eastern interests in state leadership.
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