Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Publication Note
Publication details show Pendleton Oregon as the official city and county paper with subscription rates and distribution notes. It lists the Daily East Oregonian and Northwest News and mentions United Press Association affiliations and post office classification.
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Pendleton Oregon
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
East Oregonian
Oregon News
Portland
Northwest News
Tretheet
N. W
Pendleton voters urged to back high school and gravity water system
A Pendleton group argues that approving a new high school and a mountain gravity water system are compatible. J T Brown cited self funding of the water bonds and noted Medford’s past larger investment. Supporters insist both projects strengthen the city’s growth and facilities while opponents have opposed many improvements.
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Pendleton
Maddie
Staalze
President endorses Bal finger successor chosen from Pinchot camp
The president endorses Bal finger and regrets his departure but names a Pinchot ally as his successor. It is noted that most Ballinger supporters in the interior are affected by the move and resignations or realignments may follow.
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Engaire
Balfinger
Ballengerite
F Ballinger
President weighs Ballinger exoneration fallout
The article notes senior officials including Wilson and Lawler have left the General Land Office after Ballinger's exoneration. It hints Dennett may retire and suggests replacements may come from the conservationist camp. It questions why the president allowed Ballinger to depart and why his successor aligns with critics of Ballinger. The president faces a peculiar position.
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Wilson
Lawler
Ballinger
Schwartz
Fred Dennett
General Land Office
Conserva
North Side High School Bond Push Links Lincoln School Completion
A proposed 100000 bond seeks funds for a new high school and to finish Lincoln school. Proponents urge residents, especially on the north side, to support the measure as the area grows and a half million dollar institution rises just below the city.
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North Side
Elde
It Is His Beat and a Mock War Drill
A lengthy column discusses a mock border maneuver by 26,000 American soldiers with 200 rounds each aimed at the Mexican border. It notes no offence intended, compares it to past Cuban interventions, and frames the issue as an Uncle Sam police role while hinting at potential Mexico political effects. It also mentions a Commercial club committee investigating a high school, with taxpayers to bear the cost and weigh the report.
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Diaz
Mexico
United States
Cuba
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Mexican insurrectos to witness U S troopers
A fragment notes that Mexican insurrectos and federalists may cross the border to observe Uncle Sam's troopers and consider enlisting as soldiers.
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Amd
Uncle Sam
Globe trotters become common as travel grows
The article notes that globe trotters are no longer novelties due to rising travel, with many people venturing abroad and experiencing rough journeys as common. It highlights how frequent international travel has become and how travelers now face ordinary travel challenges.
English Joke Sparks Tariff Talk in Cloakroom
A senator, a tariff commission advocate, tells a long English joke about a wife and her gown from Kensington. The room stays stone-faced as he shifts to a quip about taxing English jokes to curb Punch style humor at Washington events.
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Brown-Jones
Kensington
Tariff Commission
England
Joe Mitchell Chapple
Washington
National Magazine
Men and Cigars
A salesman on a platform makes a rambling standard about men and cigars. He notes the wrapper does not reveal the filler and that a humble old stock may outshine an imported celebrity. The speech critiques appearances versus substance.
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Saint the Clear
The Showpiece at Home Reveals True Character
The Standard notes that appearances fool littlewhen a man is brought home. Some men pretend during campaigns, some seem refined yet fail inside, while others look rough but share cheer. In the end, all, rich or poor, are judged by their true nature.
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England
Frances
Germany
United States
Survival of the Fit Parody Poem by Franetes BE Downin
A humorous verse contrasts the saying survival of the fit with everyday misfits and mishaps. It lampoons how luck, objects, and even loved pets endure rough treatment, while prized items and people suffer. The poet puns on resilience and affection in a playful editorial tone.
Aviation's Bright Prospects For 1911
The piece extols 1911 as a banner year for aviation, noting vast new possibilities in adventure travel and war, and the role of engineers and aviators like Augustus Post in pushing progress despite tragic sacrifices. It frames aviation as a bold frontier with growing commercial and exploratory potential.
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Humain
Wolfe
Plains of Abraham
Augustus Post
Moisant’s Paris to England flight sparks aero taxi dreams
Augustus Post argues in March Columbia that Moisant’s air crossing with a mechanite aboard demonstrates practical aerial transport. He predicts future aero taxicabs moving passengers across oceans, steered by compass, facing winds, with high speeds and profits despite high costs.
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Moisant
Paris
England
Augustus Post
Aeronautice
Columbilan
Proposal to organize traveling salesmen across states
The passage argues for forming an association of traveling salesmen, claiming over 600000 in the U S and Canada. It urges at least 100000 members paying $1 a year to gain a guaranteed home and support in adversity, offering security and a safe retreat if life’s twists bring trouble.
Dignity and the words we use to shape belief
A brief reflection on dignity as a social instrument, suggesting that our insistence on respect may mask deeper truths about how others perceive and categorize us. The piece challenges surface impressions and the gap between persona and reality.
Gossip Definition Among Neighbors and Husbands Friends
A concise description explains gossip as a woman relaying what a husband's male friend has told him to her neighbors. The statement frames gossip as a social behavior centered on shared whispers within a community.
Indigent Travelers Home Planned for Spokane
Preliminary plans propose a permanent Spokane home for indigent commercial travelers. Walter P. Ribly, Spokane postmaster and United Commercial Travelers official, chairs the committee backing the project, with support across Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. Construction to start next summer on a site yet to be chosen, announced during the Merchants’ and Traveling Men's carnival in Spokane May 1 to 6.
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Spokane Wii
Knights of the Grip
Spokane
Walter P. Ribly
Wego
United Commercial Travelers
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Edris
Merchants’ & Traveling Men's Carnival
Washington State Armory
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