Publication details for Oregon newspapers and offices
The notice lists publication frequencies and bylines for several papers including East Orpgoxian and Weekly, with rates by mail or carrier. It notes sales and distribution locations at Oregon News Co. Portland and Washington DC offices, and mentions Pendleton postal registration and classification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orogon News Co
Morrison Street
Portlad
Northwest News
Portland
Chicago
Washington, D C
N. W
Pendleton
Oregon
Water rights delay and Mc Comas key Republican chair
The text questions the government delay in securing water rights for the reservation and notes E. W. Mc Comas, heir apparent to Brers mill, serving as chairman of the Republican central committee for Cmatilla County, implying potential political influence on policy.
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E. W. McComas
Brers Mill
Republican Central Committee
Cmatilla County
Open talk on Pendleton mayoral race urged
Citizens are urged to vote and demand open discussion of candidates for Pendleton mayor. The piece calls for candidates like Tom Jones to publicly state positions on government plans water issues and their stated goals if elected, stressing transparency and accountability.
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Pendlet
Pendleton Mayoral Aims On Streets Saloon Law and Utilities
A local call for frank candor outlines questions for mayoral hopefuls. It asks whether candidates favor improving streets and sidewalks, continuing improvements, or shielding property owners from costs, and probes views on saloon enforcement, public utilities like Pacific Power & Light, and the fate of Main street poles and wires. It urges open disclosure of aims and positions.
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Pendleton
Mr Candidate
Pacific Power & Light Company
Electric Corporation
Electro Trust
Not a Serious Defect In Commission Charter Petition
The typographical error in the commission charter petition is not a serious flaw. It does not affect the vote or invalidate adoption, but it should be corrected, possibly by an initiative measure, before the new charter takes effect. Voters are expected to approve the commission government and the new charter.
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Pendleton
Andidate
Commission
Ture
November 22nd history highlights through the years
A compact historical digest lists notable events on November 22 across years: treaty of St Louis ceding lands north of the Mississippi, John Leslie noted as a chemist and physicist, St Jean bombardment near Acce, Napoleon’s travel interruption, Japanese forts at Port Arthur, and 1900s Polar records approval by the National Geographic Society plus British cabinet changes in 1910.
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St. Louis
Mississipp
Isit
John Leslie
St. Jean ofAcce
Loule Napoleon
France
Soule
Port Arthur
Pesry
National Geographic Society
Hermiston Builds Secure Water System for Homes
Hermiston voters approved a $25,000 water bond to fund a domestic supply. The construction contract was started yesterday as the city pursues a reliable system to prevent typhoid and ensure cleanliness for residents.
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Hermieton
Judgment and veto power in Taft era reflection
The New York World critiques Taft’s use of veto power, arguing that executive judgment matters more than the veto itself. It compares Taft’s handling of the Payne Aldrich tariff to an English king and questions the consistency of his support for reform after endorsing a controversial bill.
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United States
Mr. Taft
Payne. Aldrich
New York World
Hyphenated Home Already Hinted For Crop Initiative
The passage suggests that a notable group aims to start a principal crop project, with the initial plan or starting point identified by a home beginning with the letters Hy. The exact crop and people involved are not specified in the fragment.
Birthday sketches mark Henry George Jr and colleagues
The item notes Henry George Jr born November 3 1864 in Sacramento California is 48. A longtime journalist turned congressman from New Yorks Seventeenth district he studied economics toured world wide and authored a life of his father Henry George. Also mentioned are Congressman James P Maher 46 and Hannibal L Godwin 38 both birthdays.
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Henry George
New York
Sacramento
Calif
Japan
Campilen
New York City
Congress
James P. Maher
Hannibal L. Godwin
North Carolina
Everywoman's rush at the theater exit causes scene
A dramatic woman named Everywoman hesitates to leave a theater, fearing a crush and misread signals. As impatient spectators watch, she prepares to flee, while the play’s moral and performances unfold, highlighting social pressure and competing desires.
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Futhor
Aetor
Taft Defends Veto Power Amid Tariff Debate
President Taft frames his veto as a constitutional right in a South Dakota speech, declaring he will veto tariff legislation if he sees fit and that the power rests with him despite critics comparing him to a king. He emphasizes adherence to constitutional authority and readiness to use the veto.
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Taft
South Dakota
George II
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Pen Meion
Vireo
East Orpgoxian
Otall
Call
Liviily
Mall Daily
Mall Ity
Cartier
Carrie Wally
Carriey
Carrier
Sea Weekly
Gall
Mall Betat
United Press Association
Cegephore
Maior
Winter Wind
Frank L. Stanton
Tom. Jones
Aon
Candaldete
N. K. Fairbank Company
Hermiston Water
Hermiston
Foley's Honeytar
Foley
St. George Cafe and Grill
Webb Street
Colo
SSIS
St. George
GEO, Darveau, Proprietor
Pendleton’s
Mews
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Old Crow
The
Oregon Motor CO
I. Court ST
Ols
DR. Gray
Bowman Hotel
Main Street
Eilers Music House
Sehiral Meat Market
Alta Street
Seattle
Spokane
Northern Pacific Railway
Pioneer
Pasco
W. Adams
N. P. Rye Pendleton
Nation
Ie In Business
Tallman & Co
Leading Druggista
ST. Paul’s
Nettie M. Galbraith
Walla Walla
Wasu
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