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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented OCR of an Oregon newspaper listing carriers, pricing and distribution notes. It mentions the East Oregonian Publishing Company and Portland, with references to circulation terms “daily,” “weekly,” and “six months.” No clear news item or names beyond generic entities are present.
The article flags a busy year ahead for Oregon federal courts with investigations into local schemes and political clashes. It notes A Edgerton in Wilshire’s Massanne and Miss Ware as notable figures, warns against opportunistic grafters traveling through Umatilla County, and urges support of local institutions to keep money circulating.
The Milwaukee Sentinel blasts Governor La Follette as dangerous and manipulative alleging he foments discontent and poisons public wells. It accuses supporters of aiding his political ambition and predicts a day of regret as Wisconsin history records this period.
A historical screed argues that government ownership and control of land and key industries dominates employment in New Zealand. It claims most private enterprise is limited to navigation and manufacturing and that many citizens live off government roles or pensions, depicting a socialist ideal of state ownership.
Excerpt discusses whether New Zealand's socialistic legislation can succeed and spread. It argues the extreme idea may be realized or fail, with private corporations potentially becoming the dominant employers if adopted elsewhere. The piece reflects on future power shifts and millionaire figures under such regimes.
The piece argues Tom Johnson’s rise unsettles Ohio Republicans who hold a large majority there. It claims Hanna’s harsh rhetoric shows fear and that Shaw uses statistics against Johnson. The text suggests Hanna is no match for Johnson in a political contest and hints at broader American political dynamics.
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