Independent Pendleton Daily East Oregonian Description
The Pendleton daily and semi weekly paper the East Oregonian is printed by the Oregonian Publishing Co. and distributed through Portland outlets including Budelman News Co and the Imperial Hotel News Stand with United Press Association membership and official city and county paper status.
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Pendleton
Oregon
The
Daily East Oregonian
Budelman News Co
Washington Street
Portland
Imperial Hotel
Security Building
Washington
Dyes Bureau
Fourteenth Street
Wilson Victory Dominates Political Policy Debate
The piece lauds the president-elect for guiding reform free of Wall Street influence and assembling a cabinet of figures like Brandeis and McAdoo. It contrasts past presidencies, predicts a people centered administration, and notes local county race questions about Mr Waterman and bridge contracts amid regional projects.
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Old County Court
Waterman
Umatilla
Majority Rule Initiative Amendment Upheld by Voters
The electorate declines to end the initiative, maintaining power for future use. While the initiative may be overused and need adjustment, voters show caution in ceding or altering the mechanism. The sentiment favors keeping control with the people even as reform is debated.
German Navy Faces Traditions Gap Despite Strength
The German navy has broad popular support and capable personnel and ships but lacks traditions. It is the youngest major navy, newer than Japan’s, tracing back to the empire’s formation in Alemania, succeeding the Prussian fleet. No German admiral has stood out as professional leader, and the fleet has not seen battle.
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Wilson
Bryan
Brandeis
McAdoo
Wiley
Wickersham
Wilton
Wall Street
Isia
Absent Minded Simpkins Runaways Open Strange Day
From upstate Connecticut comes a tale of the elderly Mrs Simpkins racing a car to catch a New York special train at Pub Lane crossing while her son and daughter in law are found later on the train with feet in alligator bags a steamer rug and chocolates laughing at a funny paper.
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Connecticut
Simkins
Simpking
Simpkins
New York
Surprise visit as Simpkins family departs for Florida
Elder Mrs Simpkins rushes to greet the family on the platform waving a letter and questioning if twenty invitation cards have been sent for tomorrow's dinner. The young Simpkins reassure and explain they are off for a quick trip, while chocolates are exchanged and the elder hints at the event. The group gathers their belongings and leaves the train together.
Supposein Fish and Grit Do Win in Farming Life
A verse by Charles H. Meiers in Farm and Home encourages persistence in fishing and farming. If fish or crops don’t bite, keep baiting and trying, for grit will lead to success and a basketful in the end.
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Charles H. Meiers
The Polding Coat Style for Travel Rug Use
The Polding coat is a practical rug coat that buttons under the sleeves along side seams and unbuttons to form a straight roll. It folds out like a steamer rug and is among the newest long wraps for motoring and travel in buttoned form.
Folding coat idea for portable style and ease
The article describes a roomy folding coat with no armhole and loose sleeves, featuring large buttons and soft material. It suggests storing these coats in steamer trunks or carriages, using a continuous underseam cut, hems on both sides, and a shawl strap for drying. Comfort in daily wear is emphasized.
Tart and Tartar in a New York Lawyer's Basement
James T Brady opened a New York law office in a cobbler's basement facing few callers. An Irish visitor asked what he sold, prompting Brady's sharp reply and the Irishman’s quip that a single chair and couple of books indicated booming business.
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James T. Brady
Nn Lawyer
New York
Brady
Bogorra
Newark Star
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White House
McKinley
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Taft
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UmatiNia
Gilliland
Walker
East Oregonian
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Hostetter
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Main Street
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