Daily East Oregonian Publisher and News Bureaus Listing
The notice lists the Daily East Oregonian sale location plus multiple news bureaus. It names Oy News Co at 320 Morrison Street Portland Oregon and Northwest News Co in Portland. It also lists the Washington DC Bureau at 909 Security Building and a fourth bureau at 501 Fourteenth Street N W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Oy News Co
Morrison Breet
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Security Bull
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Judge Lovett Testimony on Campaign Funds and Trust Power
Testimony before the campaign funds investigation panel alleges a 1904 donation of 250000 by Harriman and Roosevelt associates to the Hoover campaign fund, routed via Lovett to RNC treasurer Biles. It argues such actions fostered big‑business lawlessness and trust formation, showing Roosevelt era toleration of monopolies and deliberate nonprosecution of major trusts.
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Altey
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Harvester Trust
Morgan
Campaign of Roosevelt and critique of trusts named
The piece attacks big business power and trust influence backing Roosevelt and Wilson, citing Harriman railroad profits, the steel trust, and overall monopoly. It endorses Governor Wilson as independent of crust support, calling him the moral leader to end monopoly and restore American ideals. The East Oregonian notes a Kalispell Round-up critique arguing the event is humane and uplifting.
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Roosevelt
McKinsey and Taft
America
Harriman
Senator la Follette
Steel Trust
Rockefellers
Morgans
Harrimans
Wilson
Joules Ducause
Morgan, Perkins and
Gaery
Senate
Ancestral Glory Cartoon Remark
A boastful Englishman claims his great great grandfather was made a lord by the king whose portrait appears on the shilling. An American counters that his ancestor was made an angel by the Indian on the cent, highlighting a humorously differing heirlooms.
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National Monthly
A Clever Lawyer In The South Courts Fame And Fear
A prosecuting attorney once feared by evildoers for flawless wins became an admired figure among locals. His relentless success earned him a reputation as both a terror to crime and a symbol of justice in the community.
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South
Grace of the City and a Defender Among Crime
After leaving public office, a respected figure faced swift criminal challenges. The first two cases he defended ended in the conviction of his clients, drawing astonishment from onlookers. An elderly observer commented that regardless of side, they end up in the penitentaries.
Auto Irrigation Jest at Spring Luncheon
A spring luncheon featured Luther Burbank joking about auto irrigation. He dismissed the compliment with humor, imagining a comic actor proposing onions and potatoes irrigating themselves as onions’ tears affect the potatoes’ eyes.
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Luther Burbank
Address to First Voters by Woodrow Wilson
Wilson argues the GOP–trust partnership has controlled government for fifty years harming common people. He contrasts Democratic aims to protect all and curb patronage with Republican protection of interests, calls for tariff reform, targeted punishment of corporate wrongdoers, and removal of special favors. He warns trusts dictate price and life, urging voters to back the Democratic path.
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Woolrow Wilson
America
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Democrats
Allances
Harmon
From Party Vision to Freedom and Opportunity
A fragmented passage urges action to move the country toward a freer system where government grants no patronage and the law holds individuals responsible. It envisions persistent efforts to redraw the nation toward open opportunity and self-reliance.
Uncivilized Sport Critique of Pendleton Round-Up
A Kalispell Inter Lake opinion denounces bronco busting at Pendleton Round-Up as barbaric. It condemns women riders and animal abuse, noting a rider fainting, others thrown, and a broken leg, while sympathy should go to the frightened horses rather than the crowd entertainment.
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Orient
Africa
Mars
Fair
Pendleton
Oregon
Horges
Danderine promises fuller, dandruff free hair growth
Advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a cheap solution for heavy, soft, lustrous hair. Claims include quick dandruff removal, no hair loss, and new hair sprouting within two weeks. Instructions urge daily use and show a dramatic cosmetic transformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Uall Drug
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Xeqnday
Penddleton
East Oregonian Publishing CO
United Press Association
Celephone
Mall
Lally
Mail
Seollard
Vers Prive the Trust Direct
Bbe Belin
Hoonevelt
Ett
Biles
Republican National Committee
Hecht
Whitman
Tallman & Co
Wilton
Wilsen
Dajntiness Pet
Kalispell
Montana
Mont
Red Sox
Giants
Balkans
Perkins
Hanna
McCormick
Murse Earle
Florsheim
Robespierre
Alexander Dep
Kalispell Inter Lake
Corner Court
Main Streets
Max B. M. Korn
United States Marine Band
William H. Santelmann
Kiss Mary Sherler
Oreg
Pendleton Drug Co
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