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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
4
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Frank L. Stantom writes of a tranquil June day, celebrating sunlight and warmth that lifts spirits. A simple vignette notes clear skies, gentle breezes, and the ease of ordinary moments under bright weather.
The East Oregonian warns water users along the Umatilla to proceed cautiously in the ongoing adjudication. It notes many defendants are seeking time to prepare their cases, and emphasizes that water rights can outweigh land titles in value. Rushing could leave users regretful years later.
A commission led by Chief Justice White with Justices Lorton and Van Deventer is tasked to revise U S equity practice rules. The push reflects long standing calls for reform among legal professionals, the Taft administration, and the American Bar Association as dated English chancery precedents struggle to meet modern needs.
The text laments legal delays and costly litigation that undermine justice. It argues laws are misapplied by circumlocution and interpretation rather than merits, harming common people who suffer while judges cling to written gospel. It ends with hopeful greeting for reform and relief.
The senate adopts a resolution for direct popular election of U S senators, ending years of opposition from the senate and southern factions. The Bristow amendment creates uncertainty, with northern figures like Borah opposing. Vice President Sherman casts the deciding vote to break the tie, aiming to secure sufficient state endorsements and embed the principle in the Constitution.
Officials discuss granting motion picture rights to film the Pendleton show to attract audiences. Caution urged to ensure proper use of the confession rights and to prevent future theft or misappropriation of the footage.
A proposal argues removing a jury component could cut sugar costs for consumers by about 5.2 million dollars annually. The idea targets lower prices and faster market decisions, but faces questions about safeguards and implementation.
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An advertisement extols a cure for Contagious Blood Poison using S S S. It warns the disease resists any medicine that does not purge the blood of all traces of the virus and claims home treatment guidance and free medical advice. The Swift Specific is sold at drug stores in Atlanta Georgia.
Federal troops under General Milroy defeated by three Confederate divisions under General Ewell and forced to retreat with heavy loss. 1595 United States Marines take a Spanish camp at Guantanamo harbor. 1903 Heppner Oregon nearly destroyed by a cloudburst. 1904 Battle of Tèl-sau C Russo Japanese War scene with major forces and casualties. 191v Governor Gillette of California to decide soon on Jeffries Johnson fight.
A regulation blocked the planned boxing match from taking place in California, forcing organizers to seek an alternative venue. Officials cited state rules and safety considerations, impacting dates, tickets, and promoter plans.
Chief Engineer Galloway of the Lapland argues that American millionaires buying European Rembrandts and Van Dykes deprive countries of generations of art. A Texan agrees, saying most buyers will never read the works.
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