Subscription Rates and Distribution Details
The Daily East Oregonian lists subscription options by time and delivery method including yearly six month and three month plans by mail and by carrier. It notes sales outlets at Oregon News Co Portland and Chicago Bureau, with office addresses and mail classification.
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Oregon News Co
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Oregon
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Strengthen Us Teach Us How to Die Poem Fragment
A historical poem fragment evokes olden days of faith and fear as simple folk pray for strength to face death. References to peasants yeomen priests and knights under cathedral arches and roadside shrines frame a reverent call for divine aid amid strife and looming death.
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Mutin
Evensone
La Follette Courage Frames Senate Struggle
The piece lauds Senator La Follette for his integrity and steadiness, noting his early isolation in Washington and his growing coalition of principals who oppose entrenched powers. It contrasts his statesmanlike path with the cowardice it says plagues many politicians and predicts the decline of corporate allies.
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Senate
Senator la Follette
Ailene
Supreme Court Under Fire From Portland Press
The Oregon Supreme Court sits in this city as the Portland Oregonian attacks the court. The reason for the newspaper's sharp criticism is not clearly stated, but the dispute highlights a clash between state judiciary and press coverage.
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Supreme Court of Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Portland Peper
Court Faults Oregonian Over Malice In Chase
The court warns against the Oregonian amid enduring distrust and past attacks. It cites alleged malice in coverage of normal schools and legislators and cautions judges to avoid forfeiting public esteem through partisan conduct. The piece defends judicial independence and laments continued criticism.
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Oregonian
Oregoniaun
Supreme Court of
Hawley Roads Rise With Hawley Controlled System
Edwin Hawley moves to front of a railway magnate group, planning a vast system from Newport News to Le Beau and Galveston. The acquired Chesapeake & Ohio, Chicago and Alton, and other lines total about 40 miles of track. Capitalization nears 615 million dollars as a transcontinental plan aims to link Pacific to Atlantic. </s>
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
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South Dakota
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Galveston
Gulf
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Pennsylvania
Hawley
Chespeake & Whip
Chespeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Iowa
Medford Mall Tribune Becomes Medford Daily Paper
The Medford Mall Tribune is now the name of the only daily paper in Medford after combining with the Evening Tribune. George Putman former editor and manager will run the publication. Medford should get better journalistic service under this arrangement as towns of that size cannot support two dailies.
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Medford
Morning Mall
Evening Tribune
George Putman
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Tribune
Woolgrowers Gather in Oregon for State Convention
When the woolgrowers visit the city next week for their annual state convention, the city should be decorated in their honor and every effort made to make them feel at home. This is the great wool town of Oregon and the northwest.
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Oregon
Northwest
Notable Works and Contributors in Current Literature
The issue features Marion Hamilton Carter on Pellagra the Medical Mystery of Today. Hugo Munsterberg on Psychology and the Market. William Archer on The New Drama and the New Theater. General Bingham discusses New York organized crime. G E Maberly-Oppler examines Germanys Preparedness for War. Shackleton ends his south pole dash. Short stories include The Tiger Charm by Allee Perrin and Sergeant McCarty's Mistake by P C Mcfarlane.
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Rile
Unforgotten Poem Measures Sorrow and Faith
A Scribners poem contemplates a fallen youth in war or hardship. The speaker implores divine mercy and protection, with imagery of rust, dust, and a night lamp. Refrains urge faith to guide the sleeper, while mourning remains vivid through each tender stanza.
Lament for a Bold Love Across Time
A poem fragment speaks against passive love and seeks a bold, enduring affection. It yearns for a passion that endures sorrow and insult, lifting the soul above world weary gloom toward a heavenly, freeing light.
Annie Belant and the Distant Shadow Shore
Annie Belant speaks to hosts about ghosts from a distant shore. She claims a life lived many times and many encounters with crimes and men. She recounts Nile days under Pharaohs and aiding Delilah and Samson, with Ulysses and Caesar cited in Rome.
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Nile
Samson
Ulysses
J. Caesar
Rome
Verse Sketch of William Tell and Queen Elizabethan Fallout
A playful literary fragment recalls William Tell’s bold shot and a fraught Tudor court scene as Queen Elizabeth I faces upheaval in London. The verse threads historical imagery with a dismissive air, noting long travels of a figure like the queen amid social torpor and gossip.
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William Tell
Old Gessler
Willie
Bess
London
Football player's death spurs proposed anti gridiron crusade
Observers note that fatalities occur in many sports, not only football, prompting talk of an anti gridiron movement. The remark that everyone must die underscores skepticism about singling out football as uniquely dangerous.
Rainfall Anticipates Moist Season Over the Region
The rainfall thus far is very satisfactory and there will likely be ample moisture in the coming season. The speaker expresses confidence that God will not overlook this section for any length of time.
Umatia County Seeks Electric Line to Columbia
Umatia County plans an electric transmission line from Dale to Columbia. Local officials urge community support and collaboration with the firms committed to constructing and funding the project.
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Umatia County
Dale
Columbia
Oregonian Opposes Direct Primary Law and Court Rulings
The Oregonian calls for repeal of the direct primary statute and annulment of a supreme court decision, framing the move as a targeted political tactic amid ongoing legal controversy. The piece signals a bold newspaper stance and implications for state governance.
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Oregonian
Supreme Court
Artlat
What's in McClure's November Issue
Foremost in the November McClure's magazine is The Daughters of the Poor by George Kibbe Turner, a plain account of the white slave traffic’s development under Tammany.
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McClure’s
Daughters of the Poor
George Kibbe Turner
Tammany
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