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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
4
A Chicago Record Herald publisher H H Kohlsaat defends strict confidentiality for sources saying he will not reveal informants names even under pressure. He explains journalists must protect confidences, though leaks and defamation risks require vigilant verification to avoid libel claims.
The Record-Herald is described as fully protected and backed by sufficient facts to justify its charges if the paper goes to trial.
The piece critiques lawmakers for following party lines during a strained session. It cites Messrs. Smith, Edwards as biased guides and Rep. Peterson as a rare merit seeker. Speaker Jerry Rusk advocates awakening voters to elect broad minded, patriotic men who vote on each bill by its merits regardless of personal pet measures.
Orson Sweet Marden of Success Magazine advocates treating wives as equal partners in marriage. He argues shared income, mutual privileges, and non controlling behavior lead to happier homes and a brighter civilization. The article also notes songwriter Mike who wrote Just One Girl faced bigamy charges. Pendleton burglaries decrease, yet summer foot traffic raises risk. A Pendleton bar association inquiry into the St Dennis case is urged.
Blum Texas resident Mrs Thomas Taylor extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine claiming it raised her from the grave and boosted vitality. She notes nervous exhaustion is common, urges seeking the remedy and mentions money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to help.
The text notes that those not deeply involved deserve awareness as their names have been brought into the case. It presents no definitive actions or outcomes, focusing on the procedural issue of participation and disclosure.
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