Roosevelts stance and law enforcement in mixed era context
An East Oregonian column surveys Roosevelt’s 1910s public stance, tariff and currency reforms, and the Mexican policy debate, noting the president’s confidence among intelligent voters and the impact on Taft’s legacy. It also reflects on emergency board decisions backing Governor Sustained and emphasizes rule enforcement over lawlessness.
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Kent Wilson
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Mr. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
William R. Hearst
New Mexico
Poem Fragment Reflects Lost Love and Autumn Fires
A fragment reads of yearn and autumn fires that catch and burn and of love gone out between thee and me, conveying a melancholy mood. The lines evoke fading passion and a haunting farewell within a brief, intimate verse.
Support for Eastern Oregon University Needs Public Backing
Students at the state university urge a November special election to sustain the appropriation, arguing adequate funding will improve facilities and programs. They contend consolidation harms efficiency and defend education as democracy’s bulwark, resisting attacks on funding and policy. The piece labels opponents as parsimonious and stresses education’s public benefit.
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Eastern Oregon
State University
Oregon
Eastern Oregon Normal
The Call of Home Across Many Lands by Judd Mortimer Lewis
The poem laments yearning for homeland and distant roots. It catalogs Galway Devon Scotland Holland and Italy as voices that pull wanderers back to childhood memories, while asserting the pull of youth and the absence of a single home.
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Galway
Holland
Judd Mortimer Lewis
When Did They Go to Casa Grande Ruins
The fragment notes uncertainty about when Casa Grande in Arizona was abandoned, suggesting ancient water scarcity drove communities away. It mentions occasional Gila floods and ancient aqueducts as context, but no exact dates or events are given.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Batist
J. J. Wodaege
A DREAM OF JOYS A Fiddle ELEGY BY F L STANTON
Poem recalling old fiddle tunes and dancing lovers across generations. The speaker longs for revived old-time joys as gray grandmothers smile at days gone by. Love and memory mingle with music, dream, and vanished mornings.
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