Oregonian Publication Rates and Official City Paper Notice
Publication details for the Oregonian, daily and weekly editions, including mail and carrier rates for various durations. Also notes Official City and County Paper status with mailing options and contact details.
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The People Must Act For Themselves In Reform
The passage argues that reactionaries fear popular action and that the people are patient to a fault. It cites wealth inequality, wage levels, and discontent with business control, urging use of initiative referendum direct primary and recall as safer outlets when politicians fail. It warns against opposing the natural push for reform.
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America
Lawrence
Attorney General Opinion On Campaign Expense Rules
The attorney general’s extracted opinion discusses when a campaign expense becomes unlawful. It questions Ben Selling’s next steps if Crawford’s interpretation of the law is correct, outlining implications for his campaign spending and compliance.
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Crawford
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Campaign finance questions in Portland candidate case
A candidate for United States Senate faces scrutiny over reporting all campaign expenditures including thousands spent on pre announcement mailings. The piece argues such spending must be disclosed to uphold fair elections and test the integrity of the anti corruption act against alleged evasion by Hen Selling.
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Selling
Portland
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Mr Selling
Senttl mayor-elect victory surprises Oregon politicians
Report notes that after February 20 primaries the campaign began with Cotterill seen as unlikely winner. Sirs a story recounts the mayor-elect triumph over Hi Gill and mocks the misjudgment of practical politicians, a recurring theme in Oregon political history.
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Sirs
Senttl
Hi Gill
Government fears war over Mexico prompt US army talk
Officials cite U S concern over Mexican events and possible European intervention though no deaths or damage reported. Much of the activity appears as maneuvers and statements rather than concrete actions.
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Uncle Sam
Mexico
Streets Improve Relief For Pendleton Fire Dept
The improved streets will aid the Pendleton fire department by easing hose deployment through mud during emergencies. Better roads reduce wear on equipment and speed response times for fires and other incidents.
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Pendleton Fire Department
Cara
George S. Shepard Seeks Congress Seat in Multnomah County
George S. Shepard will run for congressman from Multnomah County this year.
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George S. Shepard
Multnomah County
Echo Seeks Commission Government Charter for Up-to-Date Control
Echo proposes adopting a commission government charter to ensure current governance, aiming to streamline decision making and modernize local administration. The move reflects a push for structured authority and timely policy responses within the city framework.
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Echo
Commission
Jay Bowerman Clears Path for Friend J Bourne
Jay Bowerman appears to be paving the way for his associate J Bourne, seeking to remove obstacles and align support to assist Bourne’s advancement. The move signals behind the scenes backing within their circle.
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J. Bourne
The Great Game and Islam's Caliphate in Turbulent Lands
The article argues that the enduring struggle over Constantinople and broader Islamic politics shapes global conflict. It links Pan-Islamism to a political-religious maneuver, noting surging loyalties to the Turkish caliphate, alliances with Nejd, Kurds, Bedouins, and other groups, all united by the Prophet's banner. A visit to Shevket Pasha underscores the era's tensions as religious fervor informs military and political action.
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The Great Game and Turkey’s Fate in World Power
A passage cites William To Ellis on March Lippincott's about the Great Game as a clash of civilizations. It frames the Bosporus struggle as a religious and imperial contest between the crescent and modern law. The piece predicts Turkey’s future shift toward modern nations and global civilization.
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Earth
Byzanthium
Turkey
William
Ellis
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