East Oregonian Publication Details and Addresses
The Daily East Oregonian is published in Pendleton Oregon by East Oregonian Publishing Co with United Press Association. Distribution points include Oregon News Co in Portland Northwest News Co and bureaus in Chicago and Washington D C. It is entered at Pendleton as second class mail matter and serves as the official city and county paper.
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Insurgent momentum among Kansas congressman Murdock
Victor Murdock, a new congressman from Kansas, joins the insurgent ranks after exposing an overpayment of about 74 million dollars to railroads for mail carrying. He argues machine politics and corporate influence dominate, rallying notable progressives like Roosevelt, La Follette, Cummins, Pinchot, and Garfield, who speak from close political experience.
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A Woman's Question California and Washington Embrace Equal Suffrage
A column notes that California has adopted equal suffrage and Washington mirrors the move, highlighting the expanding stance on women's voting rights and the momentum across states. Ida is referenced as part of the broader suffrage conversation.
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Oregoners divided on equal suffrage and voting zeal
An editorial questions why Oregon, unlike five western states, rejected equal suffrage despite persistent leadership. It argues women voters may be fewer in action, leaders overplaying tactics, and that the issue hinges on women’s mobilization rather than men’s views.
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High school bond debate mocks the rich and idle
Local men with money by marriage boast of high school funds while denying merit elsewhere. They scorn public schools as useless due to lack of children. A Pendleton scene pokes at royal and civic pretensions, noting Chinese republic rumors and contrasting intelligence in city spots.
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Manuel
Pendleton
War clouds over Turkish Italian clash deepen doubt
Readers warned that expectations of a swift Italian victory in the Turkish-Italian war are misguided as new developments signal a protracted struggle with uncertain outcomes.
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Italy
The Big Series Sparks News Worth While
The big series is underway and promises noteworthy news updates as the games unfold and results emerge, drawing attention from fans and local observers alike.
Dream Recalls Night Terror and Public Figures
A reader describes a terrible nightmare leaving a woman exhausted and shaken. The vivid vision unsettles friends, as the dream seems real enough to distort perception despite knowing it was only a nightmare. The speaker references Dr Wiley, Dr Woods Hutchinson and Upton Sinclair's Life.
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Buried Treasure Quest Takes New Route Says Blade
A quip notes Blinks shifting from treasure jokes to organizing an expedition to locate Methusalem’s stash of birthday presents, highlighting a humorous, curious pursuit. The line casts Blinks as chasing an impossible cache with playful historical flair.
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Toledo Blade
Historic New York Herald copy gifted to Oregon Agricultural College
The Oregon Agricultural College library received a fragile April 15 1865 New York Herald marking Lincoln’s assassination. The issue shows heavy mourning text and bold surrender reports including Johnston Davis and Juarez. Also a West Coast Scotland Arbroath Guide volume was donated amid the library’s historic collection.
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Mexico
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Scotland
Farmer Senator Martin Recounts Jersey Farm Tales
Senator Martin of New Jersey, the so called farmer senator, recalls farm life in Washington. He quotes an old uncle praising chickens for their accommodation and versatility, noting you can eat them before dawn or after they’re dead. The Philadelphia Record reports the remarks.
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Oct 14 in History Highlights From The Era
Key events marked on October 14 include Alma nac the republic’s thirtieth year and empire’s first. Venezuela’s separation from Colombia. Hoover as Lutheran mission pioneer departing Boston 1841. arrests of Daniel O Connell 1845. Hooker’s Chicago reception 1864. Brigham Young divorce suit details 1874. Johann Strause jubilee 1834. Russian army setbacks near Mukden 1904. ex State Senator Gardner indicted 1910.
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