Roosevelt and Wilson Debate Reflected in Walla Walla Editorial
An excerpt from a Walla Walla Bulletin editorial discusses proposals to give government more power over industry and labor. It questions tariff protections, trusts, and regulation, arguing Wilson favors consumers while Roosevelt and Taft are backed by privileged interests. The piece notes labor rights, unionism, and the Round-Up show funding influence amid political maneuvering.
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Walla Walla
Commission
Stanley Committee
Steel Trust
Walla Walla Valley
Willeon
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Hoovevelt
Hut Perkins
Gary Let al
Woodrow Wilson
Wilton
Pendleton Round-Up admiration from Portland readers
From The People letter praises Pendleton's Round-Up experience of seventeen in three autos arriving Sept 25, praising courteous headquarters, genuine performances, safe crowd behavior, and superb management. Call for improved food service and lodging for next year, noting hotel expansion and flood of visitors. Also includes a note about railroad rivals and a humorous wreck scene followed by a medicine ad.
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Portland
Ore
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Cafetaria
Gave Them Away on Parallel Rail Lines Near Muskogee
Running north from Muskogee Oklahoma two railroads run parallel for miles. One line is an old heavily laid steel road while the other is a newly built line by a small company in poor condition. The text notes marked contrast between the two lines.
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Pendleton
Muskoges
Muskogee
Kansas City Star
Muskogee, Ok
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