Pendleton Foot Office Seals News Service Use
The Daily East Oregonian notes second class mail status and distribution through Oregon News Co at 399 Morrison Street Portland. Northwest News Co Portland and Chicago bureaus serve distant districts including Washington, D C, with the paper identified as the official city and county paper.
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Local steel bridge costs under scrutiny in Umatilla county
If residents follow federal steel trust disclosures, they may learn why Umatilla county paid so much for bridges. A local sequel to the story may emerge, perhaps later.
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Steel Trust
Umatilla
Agricultural education and domestic science lecture balance
The article argues agricultural education meets a national need but is impractical for everyone to farm. it also highlights domestic science as a broad, inclusive subject, noting every home requires care and that learning benefits all classes regardless of residence or means.
Washington Democrats Endorse Wilson Rival In State Convention
The Washington state convention at Walla Walla backed Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic presidential candidate, but a faction led by George Turner and allied manipulators overturned Wilson’s majority by nullifying the King County delegation. The chairman denounced the move as political grand larceny, signaling a split view of Wilson among Oregon progressives.
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Walla Walla
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
George Turner
Clark
King County
Halliinger
Apokane
New Jersey
Pendlaton High School Corner Stone Ceremony
Turn Out Friday as Pendlaton opens a new high school with a $100,000 investment. The laying of the corner stones marks a significant educational addition for the city, signaling a major community event and a milestone in local development.
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Pendlaton
Pendleton Plans New High School Building
The city will gain a large up to date high school facility to house more courses including domestic science. The completed structure will position Pendleton to boast the largest best arranged high school in eastern Oregon and provide favorable city advertising. Citizens urged to attend Friday cornerstone ceremony per Mayor Malleck's proclamation.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Reform Urges Curb on Private Money in Presidential Nominations
East reports depict vast expenditures by both parties in the Taft Roosevelt contest. Roosevelt backers supposedly paid 10000 in Baltimore before the primary. Taft spend unknown. Judge Will R. King calls for removing government financing of final campaigns and limiting private funds to curb influence by big business in nominations.
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Taft- Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Maryland
Baltimore
George W. Perkins
Steel Trust
Morgan
Will R. King
Votes for Woman in State and Nation
Excerpted notes track suffrage momentum across states including Oregon Kansas Oklahoma and Wisconsin with women pushing for federal and constitutional votes. It cites a Kansas letter praising nonpolitical unity among men and women, and mentions Michigan Ohio and New York paths toward suffrage through upcoming elections and constitutional provisions. The General Federation of Women's Clubs admits the New York Equal Suffrage League.
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Michigan
Oregon
Kansas
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
Ohio
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York Equal Suffrage League
The Worlds Work for May in The World's Work May Issue
The May issue features four presidential question panels on trusts tariffs and direct democracy with Taft Roosevelt Wilson and Harmon speaking their minds. A profile of Champ Clark and Governor Stubbs appears, plus Peary pole exploration comparisons, articles on French socialism, park wonders pictures, Lincoln and Perry monuments drawings, mosquito control for housewives, school question solutions, a China glimpse, and financial system analyses. The magazine closes with its editorial survey of men and events.
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Kansas
Dana Gatlin
Peary
France
Samuel P. Ort
Lincoln
Perry
Mr. Stockbridge
W. K. Tate
Arthur J. Billdy
C. M. Keys
Coal mines owner seeks coal stock in Midlands
In London Ideas a girl reports that Mr Chestnut, owner of numerous Midlands coal mines, will visit the old man this evening and asks if a stock of coal has been laid in. The elder responds playfully confident he knows the request and the purpose of the visit.
The Canny Justice of Togus
A tale from Harper's Weekly set at Togus where Dubbleigh shows a fast motor ride from Watkins Corners in fifty five minutes. An old man with a chin whisker, posing as justice of the peace, offers to settle a dispute for twenty five dollars, claiming to render a quick verdict on the spot.
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Eagle House
Togus
Watkins Corners
Harper’s Weekly
One on the Archbishop of Cashel
A tale recalls Archbishop Hughes driving with a surveyor who mistook him for a priest. The prelate admits he once was a priest but is now a bishop, prompting the surveyor to lament the change and wonder if the shrink did it. The anecdote, told in Harper's, shows gentle Irish humor.
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Rock of Cashel
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Harper's Weekly
Early Indication of Childhood Truths in Harper’s Weekly
An exchange features Hinks and a genial philosopher debating whether children reveal their true nature. The philosopher recalls a barber in town who at age five was notably disagreeable and repeatedly involved in mischief, illustrating early character.
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Harper's Weekly
Golden moments spark talk of notable ideas
A brief reflection on how certain moments become candidates for future discussion. The phrase suggests considering topics with potential lasting value rather than fleeting thoughts.
Divorce party named in case Finnistone O Neill Murphy
A divorce case lists the party as Bertram Samuel Joseph Finnistone O Neill Murphy. The name suggests Irish heritage elements embedded in the full title of the respondent or petitioner as read in court documents.
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Bertram Samuel Joseph Finnistone O'Neill Murphy
Old Songs Recalled From Youthful Days in Verse
Poetic meditation on enduring Old Songs of love life and laughter. The speaker contrasts calming, living songs with drunken fevers of art, describing them as tangible and powerful, kin to anthems sung by Chorus Angels in Orion’s choir lofts when earth and life were young.
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Angels
Orion
Earth
Life
His Achievement and the Slang of a Nation
A reflective verse by E. Kiser contrasts a lack of historical knowledge with a mastery of slang. The speaker dismisses grand ideals and historic fame while praising contemporary vernacular as his notable achievement.
North Dakota farmer orders oats harvest at 3 a.m.
A North Dakota farmer rouses a harvest hand from slumber at 3 a.m. and tells him to cut a patch of tame oats before breakfast. The hired man asks about wild oats, prompting a brief, humorous exchange as they discuss daylight harvesting.
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North Dakota
Snobbish Count’s Duel Theory Misfired
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts a tale where a count claims a violent duel explains his count’s snobbish air. He cites a French duel involving the Marquis, but the story reveals the Marquis’ death came from climbing a tree, slipping, and breaking his neck.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Voice of Extravagance Dialogue on Youth Rights
A brief exchange features a woman asserting every girl has the right to happiness and a seasoned friend cautioning that eagerness can lead to being left behind. The dialogue frames themes of autonomy and social judgment.
Poor Companions Travel Struggles Leave Self Confidence Low
A puzzling note describes two companions facing low self confidence and an empty purse hindering travel plans. The fragment hints at personal hesitation and financial constraint affecting onward journeys.
Dogs Worth $20,000 In Sanguinary Fight
Miss Jennie Crocker’s Hillsborough kennels staged a bloody duel between Halcyon Alexandre and Sir Barney Blue. Each valued at $10,000, the Boston terrier and French bulldog fought to a finish, leaving both disfigured with injuries including a damaged right eye. Keepers stopped the bout with a hose, and show value has likely fallen.
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Jennie A. Crocker
Hillsborough
Halcyon Alexandre King
Barney Blue
Boston
Sir Barnay Blue
Horseback riding style seen as needing reform
A reflective note on horseback riding may someday evolve toward a more natural and sensible style. The statement hints at future changes in equestrian practice without detailing specific methods or stakeholders.
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