Daily East Oregonian masthead fragment
Fragmentary newspaper masthead reads Daily and Weekly by mall or carrier with varying month terms. It notes Oregon News Co in Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington. Mentions United Press Association and Pendleton mailing classification. Official city and county paper designation appears.
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Mall
Dally
Bally
Lly
Carrier
Carrie
Eekly
Mail
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Origee
Forthweat News
Chicago
Security Building
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
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Taft and the Press Critique of Muckraking
The Ada speech hints Taft’s irritation with muckraking voices while not naming specific targets. The East Oregonian defends itself as not a muckraker, argues cabinet actions against reformers verge on rot, and supports Pinchot over Ballinger in conservation disputes. It condemns silent papers profiting by inaction.
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Ada
Hitchcock
Ormsby McHarg
Oregon
Taft
Pallinger
East Oregonian
Pinchot
Ballingert
Baliinger
Idaho Senators Split On Direct Election View
The Idaho Statesman reports a split in Idaho’s delegation over direct election of U S senators. Borah backs direct election, Heyburn opposes, with the Statesman asserting Borah’s view best reflects Idaho sentiment amid a likely future vote.
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Genute
United States
Idaho
Heyburn
Borah
Idaho Statesman
Boise
Statesman
Senator Borah
Idaho and Oregon Senators Test Popular Vote Law
The text discusses Oregon's and Idaho's legislatures pledging support for the candidate with the highest popular vote for senator. It notes a state law reflecting the people’s choice and suggests Idaho’s two senators test public sentiment on the issue during campaign meetings. Senator Perah could become a lasting figure in the chamber.
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Oregon
Idaho
Perah
Pendleton High Wins State Debate Championship
Pendleton's debating team defeated Eugene to claim the state high school debating championship, earning city pride. Led by Principal Hampton and coaches Crockett Kiartwell and Rice, the team surpassed earlier failure and secured the title through hard work and steady training.
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Pendleton
Eugene
Doling
Pendleton High School
Hampton
Crockett
Kiartwell
Rice
Hamyton
Cowardly Course in Death Over Wool Prices
Wheeler county sheepman P. H. Dennison killed himself after drunken turmoil over wool prices. He leaves a wife and five children to face the world. The piece condemns the act while noting business troubles and a looming legal clash over railroad rate advances and arms controls.
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Wheeler County
Heppner
P. H. Dennison
Government's stance in big suit against Southern Pacific
Question about government rigidity in pursuing a major antitrust or legal action against Southern Pacific compares it to earlier aggressive prose-cutting of eastern Oregon ranchers. It asks whether enforcement will be as stern and unyielding in the current case.
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Southern Pacific
Oregon
Pendleton Daily Train Service Faces Mail Delays
A 3 passenger train operates daily from Pendleton and delivers the worst railway mail service in years. Slow speeds, aging equipment, and staffing shortages contribute to frequent late arrivals and disrupted routes.
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Pendleton
Yents
Woman's Work Poem praises a caring partner's influence
The Kansas City Times prints a reflective verse about a woman with gray eyes who steadies a man's path, heals his wounds of failure, and inspires him to keep faith. The speaker vows to brighten others and honor the little woman with brown eyes whose love outlasts hardship.
Milliner's Responsibility and High Fashion Costs
New York Globa notes attention to millinery amid rising prices as examples of luxury escalating costs. It cites Miss Annie repurposing trims for Easter bows and Mrs Emily Post in Everybody's discussing a hat price of 260 dollars. The piece mentions plain dresses at 500 dollars and slippers at 66 dollars a pair, highlighting broader money-market strain beyond automobiles and diamonds.
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New York
Athena Notes Share Local Visits and Weathered Winds
Athens correspondents report Mrs Schrimpf and Eva visiting Milton with Eva staying a few days. Carrie Sharp vacationing with her parents Mr and Mrs Sharp. Mrs Byron Hawks left for Spokane for high school graduation. Lizale Watts injured wrist in Weston. W C Kidder returns to Spokane. Captain Ferguson of Pendleton in Athena. R N agent W Dropping, Lions guest in Blue Mountains. High winds topple loose objects. Tom Taggert’s awning damaged. A son of C A Grant injured left arm in accident. Hugh McArthur family back in Portland after visit. John Estes buys saloon from A Sleman. Antje Selirk Norton recital at opera house. John Wheeler and wife visit Kidder home. strawberry festival attendees. Adams mayor Lieusden visits Athena en route to Milton. FP Kidder prominent at Milton crossroads.
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Athens
Schrimpf
Eva
Milton
Katie Maloney
Carrie Sharp
Dr. Sharp
Byron Hawks
Spokane
Spokane High School
Norris
Lizale Watts
Homer Watts
Weston
L. Kidder
Ferguson
Pendleton
Athena
Dunning
Smith
Crook Co
Blue Mountains
Akty
Tom Taggert
C. A. Grant
Hugh McArthur
Portland
John Estes
Pendleton Bie
A. Sleman
Antte Selkirk Norton
Opera House
John &. Wheeler
FB. Kidder
Curious Sandwich Ritual in Broad and Cheatnut Office
A small bow in a Broad and Cheatnut office corner repeatedly peels back bread on a pickle and meat sandwich, eats fragments, and replaces the rest, explaining to a bystander that the sandwich is not only food but a display. The odd scene unfolds as bystanders watch the performer dissect and savor portions while keeping the rest intact.
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Broad and
Cheatnut Streets
Philadelphia Times
Ancient oak marked for commemorative tablet proposal
The Chicago Post notes a plan to place a commemorative tablet on an ancient oak linked to the Green Bay Indian trail. It urges restraint to keep the tree alive longer without the tablet, while warning vandals could threaten other so called Indian trees on the north shore and Boston Common elm.
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Green Bay
North Shore
Washington Monument
Chicago Post
Hermiston One Day’s Doings and Local Notices
Hermiston reports include Dr. Menry Winhty Dee of Stanfield visiting the Hermiston office after a six weeks Washington trip. W H Skinner visits Pendleton, Dodd handles business in the county seat, Bick ox and Burniwama of Pendleton spend the day in Hermiston, Brownell from Umatilla visits, and Mrs Joves's daughter Fisher returns to Brownsville. A Hermiston youth group plans a Branfield gathering next Sunday. Tomorrow a game between Suiteid M Hermnvistoy and Niston field is anticipated after a week of hard labor. likely a good contest.
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Hermiston, Org
Menry Winhty Dee
Stanfield
Ie Hermiston
Washington, D. C
H. Skinner
Pendleton
Dodd
Bickox
Burniwama
Pondirton
Bualnees
D ¢ Brownell
Umatia
Mie
Fisher
J. Doves
Brownaville
Oregon
Hermiston
Branfield
Suiteid M Hermnvistoy
Honesty of Science and the moral thrust of inquiry
The piece discusses scientific integrity as essential to pursuing truth. It cites Tyndall on science’s morality and Theodore Richards on how instruments extend perception. It argues that understanding nature’s laws requires honesty, without which science cannot fulfill its aims.
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Tyndall
Theodore Richards
Richaide
Mit
Rare Biblia Pauperum Bought by Leipzig Museum
In Vienna the ancient German manuscript Bible known as a Biblia Pauperum, dated to the fifteenth or sixteenth century, was purchased for 1000 pounds for the Leipzig museum. The buyer paid 5000 dollars in the transaction.
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Vienna
Austria
Leispig Museum
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Pupliabed Dally
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United Prenessociation
Peat Office
Mal Cistter
Hows
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Taft and the Press
Kansas City Times
Milianers
Lieusden
Adams
FP C. Kidder
Pridas
Roooon and
Vandat
R. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dispemeery Medical Association
Buffalo, N. Y
Bradfield CO
Atlanta
E. T. Wade
American Nat. Bank Bldg
Pendleton, On
South Cold Springs
Holdman
Kemler & Livermore
Court Street
Empire Meat
Phone
Malin
Orpheum Theatre
P. Medernach
Ely
Reatorer
Conta
Sly Brothers
Warren Street
East End Grocery
Tallman & Co
Call
Mark Moorhouse
East Court
Hele Eleleye
Yelelefe Leyels
Colesworthy
International Stock Food
E. Alta
Gas la Fontaine
North
UN Fontaine Blk
Main St
Rock Spring
Henry Kopittke
Phone Main
Poleys
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