Incomplete Postal Lineups At Local News Stand
The notice lists mixed unreadable phrases about months by mall carrier and other garbled entries. It references The Daily East Oregonian sale locations in Portland and Chicago bureaus, plus United Press Association and an official city county paper designation.
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East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Eth Street
Portland
Oregon
Southweat News, Co
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Foureenth Street
N. W
A Dangerous Bill Calls for Constitutional Convention
An editorial opposes a 1911 Oregon proposal to call a constitutional convention with 60 delegates. It argues the plan risks corporate influence, heavy costs, and the danger of an entire new constitution being approved at a special election, urging reliance on existing laws and initiative processes. The piece cites past conventions and warns of rushed, low-turnout votes.
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East Oregsonian
Peoples’ Power League
League
Mississippi
South Carolina
Delaware
Louisiana
yYir
Move to approve constitutional convention faces danger
The piece argues against a corporate centered constitutional convention, citing Virginia Kentucky precedent where constitutions were proclaimed without popular submission. It warns that Oregon’s measure mirrors this risky tactic and urges a vote no to avoid such a rushed process.
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Rginia
Kentucky
Virginia
Ilaws
Oregon
Whirlwind Round-up Delivers Spectacular City Show
A winded success marks the Round-up with record attendance and an electrifying program. Top west riders and ropers crowd the arena as bucking stock supplied by Sheriff Taylor promises fierce championship events. Wild horse races and relay thrills captivate spectators as the city hosts one of the finest exhibitions in memory.
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Forthwest
Mo Mit
Sheriff Taylor
Conflicting Schedules for Round-up and District Fair
The Round-up and district fair clash this week, a conflict the writers deem avoidable. They propose moving the district fair to fall and holding the Round-up in June to space the events, while noting political tensions within the GOP and calls for party harmony.
Round-up Afternoon Then District Fair Evening Plan
A plan to attend the Round-up in the afternoon followed by a visit to the district fair in the evening. A side note suggests census taking could be done now.
Child Labor Woes Highlighted by Duluth Paper
The Duluth Labor World argues there are 1,700,000 child laborers in the United States. It warns that widespread child labor drains childhood, degrades workers, and depresses adult wages, claiming mature workers gain when children stay out of mills and factories.
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United States
Duluth
Workers support child labor laws say higher wages for parents
The passage argues that although employers lose if child labor ends, workers should back compulsory schooling and prohibitions on child labor. Employers would raise parental wages as children stop contributing and adults take on more work, improving future prospects for the next generation.
The Outlaw
A poem in Pacific Monthly by Charles Badger Clark Jr. about a cowboy taming a stubborn steer. The speaker asserts man dominance over beast, promising control through skill and fire, until the outlaw horse submits to the rider’s bit and steel. The speaker proclaims the boss’s authority from west to east, and vows to break any rival brute.
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Charles Badger Clark, Jr
the Pacific Monthly
Irishman Tracks a Haunted House Tale
Wilker Hines, a railroad authority, recounts a Popular Magazine story about an Irishman who travels to a western town seeking lodging. He ignores a preacher’s warning that a house is haunted, stays the night, and three days later returns the ghostly former tenant, saying he has been coming back all that time.
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Wilker Hines
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Tiler First Steps in Piano Playing
Mr Murray irritable from long confinement overhears. his wife explains their daughter Mary is taking her first steps in piano playing. He quips about the “bangin’ piano” as Mary figuratively walks on the keyboard. The excerpt from Lippincott's captures a domestic moment with humor.
How to Keep Young Says Boston Herald Advice
The piece urges women to maintain youth through moderation in all things, fresh air, ample sleep, mental alertness, and a vital interest in life. It emphasizes avoiding overindulgence, staying emotionally steady, exercising, and engaging with a young mind and open heart to slow the signs of aging.
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Boston Herald
Two Points of View at Moorestown Station
A Philadelphia Times item describes waiting passengers at Moorestown station, including two young women, a stylish man, and a New Jersey farmer with his wife. A girl named Berry is praised as beautiful and gentle, then a passerby remarks on her party attire, reflecting local social chatter.
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Noker
New Jersey
Mise Berry
Rome
Marin
Philadelphia Times
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