County Official Paper declares independent publication
The Daily East Oregonian, an independent newspaper printed in Pendleton Oregon, is published daily weekly and semiregularly by the East Oregonian Publishing Co. It is on sale at Oregon News Co in Portland and has bureaus in Chicago and Washington. The paper is entered as second class mail in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Oregon
East Onegonian Publishing
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Portland
Chicago
Security
Warhiseton
I. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Rejuvenation of Pendleton Commercial Club Underway
Pendleton moves to remodel the Commercial Club with a $400 subscription already raised. A soliciting committee will seek the remaining funds to equip the offices and improve the association. The drive emphasizes broad county support, with gratitude to President Alexander, Secretary Marsh, and Nye the librarian, noting past system faults and vowing a modern, creditable club for Pendleton and Umatilla county. The East Oregonian praises the business community’s progressive spirit and Pendleton’s revived city pride.
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Pendleton
Alexander
Marsh
Nye
East Oregonian
Question of Honor and the Oregon Senate Question
A morning editorial debates Oregon senate selection, arguing the law requiring legislators to vote for the people’s choice. It questions Tribune neutrality, asserts a law exists, and contemplates court validity and public demand. The piece centers on Governor Chamberlain’s fate and legislative pledges.
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Tribune
Governor Chamberlain
Senate
People of
Oregon
State elects Governor Chamberlain in people's choice
The legislature pledged to honor the people's choice and elect Governor Chamberlain, a decision meant to uphold respect for wishes over strict law. The pledge centered on honoring the popular selection and its implications for the state's leadership.
Domestication of the pawpaw sparks debate nationwide
A stirring question in the middle states reaches Puget Sound as editors debate taming the pawpaw. Some papers call the effort superfluous and irrelevant and unconstitutional, while others compare pawpaw flavor to exotic fruits and note varied opinions on cultivation.
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Middle States
Puget
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Konus City Star
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Kentucky
Courts must be liberalized to serve general good
The author argues the federal Court of appeals again rules against the government in Standard. Law is seen as a peculi ar proposition depending on viewpoint. Courts are influenced by judges trained in corporate employ, so liberalization is needed to broaden rulings for the public good. The piece rejects fears that Bryan's election would threaten court integrity.
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Jane
Federal Court of Appeals
Law
Supreme Court
Bryan
Noted politicians face deadly violence in Southern politics
In the South a dangerous climate is cited after former Senator Crimack, editor of the Tennesseean, is killed by a political foe. The piece recalls a past incident when Lieutenant Governor Tillman of South Carolina shot a Charleston editor after a dispute.
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Journaliam
Crimack
The
Tennesseean
Tillman
South Carolina
Charleston
The Fast Oregonian Emphasizes Clear Straight Talk
The Fast Oregonian speaks plainly on matters of honor and public duty, avoiding quibbles and presenting a straightforward stance that readers can readily understand. It conveys a confident editorial voice championing clarity over ambiguity.
Those Germans In the Reichstag Should Be Careful
The note warns about German officials in the Reichstag facing possible social rejection as a party leader hints at privileges. It also recalls Samuel Gompers in a context of labor and political discourse.
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Reichstag
Gompers
Humanism Ambition and Advice in Everyday Life
A compact reflection on virtue luck and human nature noting that self serving advice often comes from those in need of it. It observes ambition contentment and the folly of judging others while highlighting the gap between intent and action with several aphoristic examples.
Malt House Burns in Dayton Fire
A Dayton malt house owned by A. P. Cahill and Mack Dunlay was practically destroyed by fire early yesterday morning. The cause is unknown and damage is yet to be estimated, but expected to be considerable.
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Dayton
A. P. Cahill
Mack Dunlay
Newspaper Daddies Are Funny At Breakfast Time
A child describes his newspaper loving father who races through the paper at breakfast, exclaims over stories, and shouts about headlines while his patient mother smiles. The youngster recalls the playful chaos, sarcasm about the office, and the humorous bond over daily papers.
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Des Moines
Register
Mama
Cathay
Amiles
The Architect in a World of Obelisks and Pomp
A craftsman laments modern architecture's neglect of genuine design. The essay condemns shallow imitators, noting a 500 foot monument built of little blocks and a Father of the Country in a Roman toga. Architects rely on pseudo Greek or Heaux Art motifs, with sculptors asked for characterless figures.
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Washington
The Fight With the Ply Sanitary Inspectors Talk
Sir John Crichton-Browne told the Liverpool sanitary inspectors congress that fighting a single fly can save 26 million Destendanniy in a season. He warned of 2000 eyes per fly and urged systematic attacks on breeding places to curb the disease carrier. Tubercular diseases are diminishing across Great Britain, with a hope of abolition in about 30 years.
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John Crichton- Browne
Sanitary Inspectors' Congress
Liverpool
Wil Luy
Kansas City Journal
Death Rate From Consumption Among Wine Earners
The sentence reports a death rate from consumption among wine earners in this country, stating 8 77,000 out of 2,000,000. The fragment lacks clear context, names, dates, or organizations to situate the statistic.
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