Daily East Oregonian Publication Details
The notice lists various delivery options and rates such as daily and weekly mail and carrier subscriptions. It also provides the paper’s distribution offices in Portland and Washington D C, postal processing, and press association affiliations. It notes entry as second class mail matter in Pendleton Oregon.
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East Oregonian
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Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
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Northwest News Co
Oregon
Ohio
Washington, D.C
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Support Senator Smith for re election in Pendleton
Pendleton residents rally to back Dr Smith a prominent local physician and longtime public servant. He is praised for loyal career advancing the era and town interests, while opponents are accused of politicking with claims of partisanship and profession. The piece urges every loyal local to vote for him.
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C. J. Smith
Dr. Smith
Pendleton
Senator Smith
Smith
Inyal
Good time to bolt campaign tone in Bowerman fight
The piece accuses Bowerman’s opponents of bitterness from the Oregon assembly fight. It says some critics were delegates who expected an open conference but found it packed for Bowerman and aligned with the Portland corporation crowd. It notes the Gazette-Times editor in Corvallis, a Republican paper, reflecting these tensions.
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Bowerman
Assembly
Portland Corporation
Gazette-Times
Corvallis
Assembly delegates and Bowerman opposition in Oregon race
The Gazette-Times editor, a delegate to the assembly, backs Bowerman despite claims of a packed process. Opponents allege tricks, traded delegations, and machine influence that damaged the Republican party. Corvallis paper supports Howald West for governor, urging loyal voters to curb the machine and restore party integrity.
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Gazette-Times
Assembly
Bowerman
Republican Party
Bowermen
Portland
Corvallis
Howald West
East Oregonian Corrects Indebtedness Reduction Figures
The East Oregonian credits Judge Gilliland with cutting county indebtedness by 109000 during his term, but supporters say the debt was under 100000 when he took office and he reduced it by 55000. They question why only part of 1509370.89 collected over four years was applied to debt.
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East Oreconian
Gilliland
Tnd
Local Senator Smith Faithfully Honored in Denton
It is folly for assemblies or their organ to seek to sway votes for Burgess by scurrilous stories about Senator Smith. Dr. Smith has resided in Pennington for years and his record, public and private, is well known to the people of this city and county. No press agent from Port Lona can alter the high esteem in which the doctor is held.
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Dr. Smith
Smith
Carp
Burgess
Bowerman Promises Shield for Primary Law if Elected
A candidate pledges no attack on the direct primary law if elected governor but questions linger about his veracity. A rival asserts that normal school graduates cost 12 500 each while records show 420 per graduate, urging caution in accepting such figures.
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Bowerman
Ja Mn Dull Day Sees Earthquake Rumor Near Italy
A dull day in a region near Italy sparks speculation about earthquakes being generated there. The report notes no confirmed seismic event but notes Italian activity as a focus of concern.
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Italy
Voters urged to focus on candidates and records only
The piece warns readers to connect with the candidates’ men and their records, and to ignore ward heelers shouting for straight party votes. It emphasizes evaluating policy over partisan chants and local political pressure.
Philanthropist in City Visit Mentioned by Korntops
Mrs Korntop muses on philanthropists and their deeds while Farmer Korntop recalls a city sighting. A hurried exchange surfaces in a rural dialogue, referencing a figure who claimed to promote Tune Fakeley's Cough Cure as quoted in the Catholic Standard and Times.
All The Bother Saved
“t wish I was a girl” Johnnie sighs to his father asking why and confesses the burden of deciding what he will be when he’s a man, reflecting on gender and future expectations in a brief, childlike moment.
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Johnnie
Lavish Entreats and a Wooden Tooth Pick Finale
In a witty note from Puck the Richleighs are described as lavish entertainers at a banquet. At the close of the event every guest received a solid wooden tooth pick as a party memento.
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Richleighs
Puck
Pugilism Talk Sparks Law Gap in State
A quip about boxing and marriage law surfaces in a Louisville Courier-Journal exchange. Fosg-Ever notes no law bans fighting in the state of matrimony, prompting playful discussion on statutory gaps and courtship.
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Reno
Louieville
Alimony Costs Rise in a Crowded Era
A blunt editorial voice laments the heavy strain of governing and the high alimony burden. It notes a vast population nearing 90 million who feel the pressure and hints that traditional living arrangements no longer suffice due to rising support payments.
Terrible Suffering Eczema Cured By Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mrs Inez Lewis of Baring Maine recalls her four month old with eczema spreading to face hands and body. A cloth mask and restraint were used until Hood s Sarsaparilla led to full recovery. Now a healthy boy praises the blood purifier. Sarsaparilla claims to cure blood diseases and strengthens the system in liquid or chocolated tablet form.
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Hood
Inez Lewis
Baring
Maine
Masters of Capital in America opens McClure's November
John Moody and George Kibbe Turner begin The Masters of Capital in America tracing the rise of the House of Morgan and the modern movement toward corporate wealth. Also in the issue are essays on Shakespeare heroines by Eilien Terry, working girls budgets by Edith Wyatt and Sue Annstlo Clark, Ferrer and Barcelona riots by William Archer, Peace and Disarmament by Richard Gadke, and My Experiences in San Francisco by Yoshio Markino along with fiction by Pattullo, Abbott, Mathews, Cox, and Gibbon.
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John Moody
George Kibbe Turner
McClure
Messrs. Moody
Edith Wyatt
Sue Annstlo Clark
New York
William Archer
Spain
McClure’s
Ferrer
Barcelona
Richard Gadke
Yoshio Markino
San Francisco
Giovanna
Amanda Mathews
Truth
Julia
Cox
Perceval Gibbon
Miss Gregory
Oswild West hailed as a man of action and integrity
Weston Leader lauds Oswild West as a man of purpose and achievement. He cleaned up the state land office and saved Oregon shippers money as rail road commissioner. A staunch foe of privilege, West is praised as young, clean, able, and progressive, fit to govern Oregon with vigorous hands.
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Weston
Oswild West
State Land Office
Oregon
Bowerman
Oreton
Breach of Promise Suit Involves Local Women And Man
A 70 year old Minneapolis woman sues a 74 year old man for breach of promise. The couple’s long life together did not appeal to them as a path forward.
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