Independent Newspaper Noted For City and County Coverage
An old time city and county paper appears with routine masthead details and publication notices. It mentions circulation at Morrison Street and Northwest City addresses, with standard postal registration and UNESCO bureau references.
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Te Dwily East
Fee Ar Wal Co
Morrison Street
Vartland
Nie Ca
Portland
Unesco
Beareau
Poo Peer
Ty CC
N. W
McCourt questioned over Indian water rights stance
Local readers question United States attorney John McCourt about his published defense of irrigation use for Umatilla River allotments. The letter argues that rights must persist when land is rented to white men and urges McCourt to explain his position fully to clarify support for Indigenous water access and fairness under the law.
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John McCourt
United States
Indiana
Umatilla
McCourt
Perhips
Oregonian
Tarvy court upholds long and short hour law in commerce case
The interior questions are rejected as the Tarvy commerce court reargues reg ulation. The court finds the long and short hour law constitutional but notes exceptions to the law. It continues enforcement of commerce regulation in Spokane and addresses water competition issues.
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Tarvy
Rate fairness across Seattle and Spokane debated
A court reviewed railroad rate fairness arguing Seattle could not be unduly favored over Spokane when water and rail routes affect costs. The piece advocates basing rates on distance and service cost, noting coast cities benefiting at interior expense, plus critiques of the commerce court and calls for neutral treatment. Also links several dated events from 1916 to 1910 in a fragmented OCR.
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Seattle
New York
Spokane
Interstate Commerce
Peter
Step & Body
Commerce Court
Round-Up shows strong businesslike handling by board
The old Round-Up board submitted a fine showing and reports credit the past officers and directors. With T. D. Taylor as president and a new board selected last evening, the Pendleton celebration should maintain or better the previous good record and be the best of its kind in the world, focused on Pendleton’s welfare and glory.
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T. D. Taylor
Pendleton
Commerce court upholds law while exercising right to set aside
The commerce court upholds the long and short baw law but reserves power to set aside the statute when it desires. The ruling reads in a tone echoing George Ade’s Sultan of Sulu with the constitution following the flak on Tuesdays and Fridays only.
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Commerce Court
George Ade
Sulu
Round-Up election enables city official selection
After the Round-Up vote, officials for the city may be elected. The decision clears the way for proceeding with the municipal leadership ballots.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY SKETCH Grand Duchess Olga turns sixteen
The Grand Duchess Olga of Russia marks her sixteenth birthday as one of Europe's most notable young royals. She is described as unassuming, fluent in Russian and French, fond of music and sport, and unlikely to live outside Russia. She dislikes languages beyond French and Russian and would avoid sewing yet values her beauty and frank personality.
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Olga
Czar
Russia
Europe
Victoria
Germany
Olea
Alphonsle
Demay
Parle
Mary
Nowager Alexandra
England
Ferdinand Indiana Named Perfect Town In Dubos County
Teolated Perfection in Indianapolis reports Ferdinand as the perfect town in Dubos county Indiana. The piece claims no divorces jail graft justice of the peace arrests or civil suits in memory, noting only two Republicans the postmaster and his son.
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Indianapolis
Ferdinand
Dubos County
Woman Walks Twenty Miles for Sermon Q&A
Mrs. Briggs, living in northern Indiana, walked twenty miles to hear Rev. Mr. Goodwin preach in a distant township. The pastor learned of her step and invited her to share how she came, prompting a notable moment highlighted by the Philadelphia Record as one of the wittiest speeches on record.
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Philadelphia
Nature's Cure for Chronic Ulcers Ad Attested
An advertisement promotes S S S as a blood purifier claimed to cure chronic ulcers by cleansing the blood. It argues internal treatment, not outward causes, heals ulcers with nourishment of flesh and permanent closure. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta advertises free book and medical advice.
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S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Humble Footnote in a Humorous Exchange
A wry exchange unfolds with a solemn speaker claiming to have walked a long distance. An American objecting to rude dunning cites ancestral ties to early settlers while a tradesman contemplates heredity, ending with a tongue in cheek note from Tit-Bits.
November 15 History Highlights From Carlisle to Romney
A quick survey of notable events on this date: Carlisle surrendered to a pretender in 1745, Fort Louis fell to Austrian forces in 1792, and painter George Romney died in 1792. The record notes a dry season impacting Owing due to unspecified factors.
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Carlisle
Fort Louis
Warameer
George Romney
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