Pendleton Lettering Errors in Post Office Notice
A fragment from the Pendleton Oregon newspaper shows a postal notice and routing details for the Daily Oregonian and Oregon News Co with addresses in Portland. It references Northwest News Co and a Washington, D C bureau, noting official city and county paper status.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Northwest News Co
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Ohio returns split delegates in GOP and Democratic races
Voters in Ohio produced a divided delegate result for both major parties. Roosevelt led in the Republican contest but delegate capture remained uncertain while the Taft camp claimed control of at large delegates. Democratic results were similarly mixed with Harmon and Wilson close in early reports.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Harmon
Wilson
Vic
Ohio
Political forecasts for Taft Roosevelt and Democratic fate
The analysis outlines a split in the two major parties as delegates align under Taft or Roosevelt, with the Taft steamroller likely to control the Republican convention while Roosevelt fights a strong but divided opposition. Democrats remain unpledged, weighing a progressive candidate who can beat both Taft and Roosevelt. It notes the risk of dual Republican tickets and the uncertain path to the presidency.
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Ohio
Taft
Chicago
Roosevelt
Haoe
Fashions and Fortunes in the suffrage parade hats
The New York suffrage marchers wore hats costing 37 cents each and felt satisfied because the hats matched others in value. The piece argues people want expensive items to keep up with others, noting fashion houses grow conservative under similar incomes and puritan or western history shows similar trends.
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New York
Punished. It Is Hard to Understand The Form Of Hoodoo
A fragment notes confusion and inquiry about punishment and unclear mental tricks. The text hints at controversy or misperception, but provides no concrete events, people, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
Ohio campaign spending questions raised by Portland Journal
The Portland Journal asks how much money is being spent in Ohio and who finances the Roosevelt and Taft campaigns. The paper notes Judge King and Thomas McCusker will present the pro position to the two major political conventions.
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Portland Journal
Ohio
Roosevelt
Taft
Judge King
Thomas McCusker
Concert by Round Up Band Signals Pendleton Music Body
Last night the Round Up band performed, indicating Pendleton will soon host a musical organization that promises to be highly worthwhile and worth listening to.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Eyes New Auditorium For Odd Fellows Visit
The city plans a large municipal auditorium to host the visiting Odd Fellows with ample meeting space and seating. The upcoming event promises a spacious venue to accommodate attendees and public gatherings.
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Pendleton
Buckaroos Win Opening Game To Cheer Fans
The Buckaroos claim an opening game victory that should lift fans' spirits and set a positive tone for the season.
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Buckaroos
Weather note hints at cooler conditions for visitors
The weather forecast suggests milder temperatures for visitors, with the forecaster cautious about implying heat. Expect comfortable highs and little risk of excessive heat affecting attendance.
One Drank a Year Bill for DC Drunks Proposed
Representative Kindred introduces a bill to curb public intoxication in the District of Columbia by limiting citizens to one drunken incident per year. A central board would maintain an index of inebriates and advise police on releases or compulsory placement in an industrial colony for ongoing drinkers.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Representative Kindred
the Board of Inebrity
Faculty Bans Corsets and Hair Rats at Sterling School
About two hundred female students at Sterling township high school are required to attend classes without corsets French heels or hair rats。 The faculty says frequent nature study and botany walks in damp woods have caused illnesses the next day among many girls and the policy aims to prevent further cases.
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Sterling
Sterling Township High School
Willing to Give Coffin in Alton Charity Effort
Alton Jr police matron Mrs Sophia Demuth offers a coffin to a poor person unable to buy one. She has long served as the town charity officer, receiving various donations to aid the needy. The coffin came from a former supervisor after the county halted coffin provisions for indigent burials.
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St. Louis
Sophia Demuth
Alton, Jr
Twins celebrate 91st birthday in Chicago event
Mrs. Martha Erickson and Mrs. Bertha Foglestad, Chicago's oldest twins, marked their ninety first birthday with several children, many grandchildren, and a few great grandchildren present. They were born in Norway and claim no older pair exists.
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Erickson
Foglestad
Chicago
Martha Erickson
Bertha Foglestad
Norway
Leap Year Promise: Bachelor Offers Brotherly Aid
A clever bachelor promises to be a brother to a leap year girl, presenting a lighthearted, humorous note on tricky romantic customs and companionship in a socially charged scenario.
Votes for Women in Ohio Seen as Next to Succeed
A strong chance for equal suffrage in Ohio is reported as the next state to join the trend. The suffrage amendment was approved by a 20 to 1 committee vote and by a large margin in the constitutional convention, with national groups opposing in New York mounting a campaign. The piece notes Oregon's effort, mentions Mrs. Wade’s speaking tour in Union county, and outlines campaign plans across Umatilla county including meetings in Union, La Grande, Cove, and valley towns with distributed literature. It ends with a tongue in cheek line about marriage goals contrasting bread baking and dough making.
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Ohio
Oregon
New York
Miss Martins
Pacific Coast
Umatilla
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