Government to regulate water power under Taft plans
A Era editorial discusses Secretary Pallinger's report urging federal control of water powers and land adjoining power sites. It calls for 30 year maximum licenses, government easements for developers, and a charge or royalties based on earnings, arguing resources belong to all and praising Taft's potential influence with Congress.
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Age and Youth in Contrast by John Kendrick Bangs
Poem reflects on youth and age weighing hopeful dreams against memories. It contrasts youthful hope for future prizes and voyages beyond the sun with reflective aging joy in recalling yesterdays. The speaker questions which brings greater sweetness and meaning.
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John Kendrick Bangs
Pendleton urged to reelect Mayor Murphy for progress
The Pendleton newspaper argues for reelecting Mayor Murphy, praising his progressive stance and independence from conflicting corporate interests. It warns that opponent Dr Swinburne is backed by backers linked to corporations, risking Pendleton’s development if elected.
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Pendleton
Men Electrion Companies
Murphy
Washington-Oregon Traction Company
Ballinger Project Reflection on Interior Secretary Report
Ballinger’s report on interior policy highlights a proposed bond issue to fund irrigation projects. The piece notes possible presidential backing for some secretary suggestions and expresses Oregon’s desire for regular reclamation fund apportionments to unlock millions for further work.
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West
Ballinger
Oregon
Power drives Pendleton toward regional hub status
The East Oregonian argues electrification is vital for Pendleton to grow beyond a town and become a regional manufacturing and commercial center. It highlights the Walla Walla river project as the prime source, with 15 000 to 20 000 horsepower possible from Walla Walla, John Day, and Umatilla streams, and warns that losing Walla Walla power would push it to Washington while Umatilla and John Day power could be retained locally.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Grant County
Pendicton
John Day River
Umatilla
State of Washington
Bishop Paddock as a fit man for eastern Oregon
The passage lauds Bishop Paddock as a fit leader for eastern Oregon and a field for men of force and courage. It notes that even opponents of his ecclesiastical views would admire his high purposes and vigor, while claiming the world stands ready to applaud his direction.
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Paddock
Oregon
Celde
Election to be held next Monday
A patriotic appeal urges all citizens to vote in the upcoming election. It stresses the importance of participation, notes many have not registered, and calls for swearing in those eligible so their votes are counted.
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Eigen
Pendleton Mayoral Choice Between Murphy and Backers
Voters face a clear choice in Pendleton as Mayor Murphy campaigns for progress and backing opponents align with interests seen as blockers to city advancement. The outcome hinges on which leadership best serves growth and civic improvement.
Two Mayor Tickets Split Field with Murphy Backing
The race features two mayoralty tickets, the Progressive and the Pessimistic. Mayor Murphy supports the Progressive ticket, positioning him with the party’s platform. The opposing slate presents contrasting aims and leadership styles.
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Murphy
Pendleton Hosts Grid Stars In Possible Exhibition Game
Pendleton features many former football stars and a potential exhibition game could draw strong interest. The event would showcase notable alumni and offer a rare on field reunion across generations.
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Pendleton
Jupiter P. May Continue Work On Umatilla Lands
The note suggests Jupiter P. may persist with land work west of the Umatilla, potentially avoiding further cutting or truncation of the area.
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Umatilla
Saints and Saintliness in Christian History
Excerpts discuss saints as real people shaping Christianity through personal virtue, contrasting sacred and secular spheres. It reflects on how individuals, not institutions, formed early church life and influenced modern civilization, with quoted passages from Scribner’s The Saints by Leonora Kinnicutt and a Chicago News cartoon dialogue.
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Fleonora Kinnicutt
Scribner
Fragmented Dialogue Summary From A Damaged Clip
A partial exchange features a speaker warning to avoid a thaw company and a prisoner expressing thanks, followed by a threat of not returning to Lippencott’s as the scene cuts off. Names and clear context are unreadable.
Two of a Kini
Mrs Boges laments her husband endless complaints about small things while Mr Voges notes his spouse nagging and his own front door being kicked at five oclock every morning for twenty years in a lighthearted Puck cartoon.
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