Oregonian Publication and Circulation Notes
Published weekly and semi weekly at endle Oregonian with subscription rates. On sale at Oregon News Co Portland and other bureaus. Entered at Pendleton post office as second class mail matter. Official city and county paper.
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Energized Men Rise Against Wrongs Across Ages
A poem speaks of vigilant men born to counter injustice. It extols brave souls who feel wrath at wrongs, possess united strength for the weak, and burn with righteous energy across generations.
Attorney General Election Debate Over Corporate Ties
In a Wednesday address Attorney General Crawford warned of pending litigation involving the railway commission and state corporations. He argued the attorney general role is crucial amid a constitutional challenge to initiative and referendum, urging voters to reject assembly backed Hart who aligned with corporate interests.
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Taft Signals Backing for Progressives in Shift
The president shows signs of aligning with Progressive or Insurgent senators and representatives by promising to restore federal patronage. Critics ask if the timing is right and whether Progressives will value the friendship now versus past betrayals during darker skies.
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Taft
Troosevelt
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Progressives split on Taf and future GOP nominee
The passage argues Taf will not win lasting support from progressives like LaFollette Beveridge Poindexter, recalling past snubs. It predicts a true progressive Republican could emerge as the next presidential nominee.
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Beveridge
Pendleton Rail Service Handles Big Roundup Crowds
Pendleton enjoys extensive rail service with 22 arriving and 22 departing passenger trains daily on the O R and N Spokane division Umatilla Central and Pendleton Paseo branch. The article notes ample lodging and dining needs for Roundup district fair visitors and mentions local political nods to Statement No 1, plus a light digression on polar records and a Taft Roosevelt succession watch.
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Major Lee Moorhouse and Biscuit Making Content
A brief note asks if Major Lee Moorhouse will enter biscuit making content this year. It also mentions future plans to reopen reservation roads and ends with a remark about finality.
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Lee Moorhouse
Insurgent Republicans Divide Over Oregon Assembly Fight
Pendleton Ore September 16 1910 editor East Oregonian reports a political meeting at the opera house where anti assembly candidates and insurgent or progressive Republicans discuss uniting to defeat the assembly plan. The writer disapproves of Abraham the governor candidate and praises Judge Lowell for opposing the assembly. They urge unity even if it means allying with Democrats to defeat the assembly movement.
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Dimick
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Call for unity and reform in the party amid insurgent pressures
The writer urges Mr. Abraham to unite the Republican Party behind direct primary and initiative measures, warning against standpatter or insurgent stances and calling out dirty politics. They predict fallout for Abraham and hint at political upheaval with officeholders taking long vacations as September closes.
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Poindexter Victory in Washington State Primaries
Poindexter leads as a Progressive in Washington State primaries, with La Follette also favored in the East Side district and Humphreys likely defeated. Warburton pursues the incumbency in the Second District as insurgent candidates sweep the ticket. Poindexter is expected to become the next U.S. senator, signaling broad Republican support and a square deal stance.
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Humphreys
Revelle
Stanley Warburton
McCredie
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Tough Luck, Tramp Declines Indy's Pie
The Kind Indy hands a husky hobo a generous wedge of apple pie. He replies that his lot is full of hardships, saying winters keep farmers indoors with apples and cider, and summers offer little work.
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Indy
One Excuse For a Spring Chicken in a Tough Season
A brief Harper's Weekly quip features Aly Dawson praising a tough bird as a spring chicken. The landlady answers that the spring season has also proven tough, highlighting a playful exchange between a caller and proprietor.
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Aly Dawson
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