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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
4
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Critics accuse Roosevelt allies of pushing a $75,000 annual presidential salary to favor millionaires, while opposing harbor and river improvements that would aid West, commerce, and city growth. They warn such moves elevate the presidency over plain governance as funds lie idle in the treasury and demand for reforms grows.
A political screed denounces a proposed presidential salary rise as aristocratic excess and calls for keeping the office within reach of common people. It condemns kingcraft, urges economy, and recalls the 1873 salary grab while linking rail expansion and Mormon church influence to broader universal themes.
The March Overland Monthly showcases Tule farming reclamation and a Western prideful view of California. It also features Housekeeping in Mexico and a vivid tour of Californian life through Fish of the Western Sea and The Ojai Valley, with notes on wireless range and oriental questions.
The notice lists events in April and June 1917 in Oregon. Democratic state convention in Portland on April 19, Republican state convention on April 14, meeting of the Oregon Cattle Growers Association in Portland on April 16, and the Oregon encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Hood River on June 15.
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