Pendleton Independent Newspaper Abbreviated Masthead
Pendleton Independent Newspaper details a historic masthead listing publication frequencies and offices for Pendleton Oregon with multiple chapters and distribution notes across carriers and bureaus. It notes ownership by Imperial Hotel News Stand and references affiliations with United Press Association and postal classifications.
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The
Nesters News Co
Portland
Oregon
Weekington St
Sih
Imperial Hotel
Orthicaro Bureau
Waeehington
City election registration moved to county clerk
New state law requires all voters to register with the county clerk to be eligible in any election except the November referendum. City residents must register by October 1 to vote, or present a registration certificate to cast a ballot. The change, intended for precinct coterminous cities, aims to prevent confusion and ensure valid participation in upcoming city and potential charter elections. A tribute to late Mayor Gaynor accompanies this issue, praising his independent, nonconformist approach and noting his New York leadership style.
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City Recorder
Commission
Friends of the Catholic Church
East Oregonian
Gaynor and the mayoral race after his death
The obituary recalls William Jay Gaynor as a fearless, blunt reformer and capable leader who faced assassination, clashed with police scandals and District Attorneys Whitman, and shaped New York City politics before his 1909 mayoral term. It notes his independent run, disdain for a hostile press, and lasting influence on the race between McCall and Mitchell.
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Our Great City
Whitman
Tammany
Murphy
Gaynor
Lincoln
National Publicity Bureau
W. H. Reedy
New York
McCall
John Purroy Mitchell
Mitchell
Soldier Boy and the Stranger on the Farm Porch
A farmer and a weary stranger discuss a missing son in Civil War era dialogue. The stranger claims to have been with Grant and the farmer insists on truth about the son’s fate, revealing conflict between memory and reality as the quarrel ends in anger.
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Grant
The Hardness of Titanium and Its Supremacy
The New York Press notes titanium reaches extreme hardness in pure form and surpasses diamond when alloyed with silicon or boron. Electric furnace advances enable production of titanium, showing it rivals or exceeds diamond hardness in certain compounds, outperforming steel and quartz.
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New York Press
Untitled poem by S. E. Kiser in Chicago Record Herald
A dramatic short poem depicts a man broken by a maids unkindness then forgiven. The speaker notes the timeless dynamic between maids and men as remorse leads to forgiveness amid mood of despair. The piece reflects social sentiment in a Chicago publication.
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S. E. Kiser
Chicago
Little Breeches Authorship Quip From Harte
A Buffalo Commercial piece recalls Bret Harte as often praised for Little Breeches with a jest from Harte about a fan misplacing the breeches. Col John Hay is mentioned as the verse’s credited author. The anecdote ends with Harte’s playful retort to a flirtatious admirer.
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Buffalo
Bret Harte
John Hay
Mr. Harte
The Exception
A shy suitor asserts their scientific pairing based on opposites and fate. The heroine counters with a sharp exception that she cannot marry because she cannot earn her own living, revealing a pragmatic flaw in the match.
Saskatchewan studies briquetting of lignite
The Saskatchewan government has sent mining expert G. Burchell to Germany to study briquetting and utilization of low-grade coal as part of its interest in converting abundant local lignite into valuable fuel.
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Saskatchewan
G. &. Burchell
Germany
A Useless Slaughter At Grade Crossings
A Pittsburg Post column laments a deadly railroad automobile collision killing an entire family. It argues drivers must verify track clearance before crossing, notes railroads remove danger spots at high cost, and urges eliminating grade crossings while urging cautious conduct from motorists.
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Pittsburg
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Gregonan
Daily
Toma Weekly
Pendleton
East Dungonian Publishing Co
Mall
Manll
Mall Dally
Lt Menthe
Ma Berm
Arma
United Press Association
Nicholas Vachel Lindsay
Coun
Ty Clerk
Ce Ue
Colliers
St. James
Hostetter
West Umatilla
West End
Sulzer
Ninth Army Corps
Nan
Illinois
Cor, Webb and Cottonwood
Sta
Ore
Eirl
J. L. Vaughan
Main St
ST. Mary's Church
West
Webb Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Moose Lodge
John Spain
Saddle Christian Church
Warren
G. I. la Dow
Lumber
van Petten Lumber Co
Automobile & Garage
Oregon Motor Garage
Empire Meat Co
Central Meat Market
P. Bb Phelps
Bowman
Noreen Bros
Bohrman's Baker
Wood and Coal
B. L. Burroughs
Fames Cigan
Wall Paper & Paints
Hale
McAtee
Pendleton Cleaning & Dye Works
Department Store
Fpeoples Warehouse
Tallman & Co
Alexanders
V. Stroble
J. P. Hansen
Main Street
O. K
East Oregonian’s Merchants’ Gift Contest
Gas
la Fontaine
Ta Fontaine
Malin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
A. H. Cox
Mgr
Mark Moorhouse Company
E. Court Street
Regenan
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