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Newspaper
Southern Coos County American
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions six and three months, Canada option, 80 cents extra for foreign countries, and 1.00 postage. It includes age note and unclear phrases, offering glimpses of rates and conditions without complete context or clear entities.
A commentary questions the notion of a nationwide crime wave, argues youth vitality should be acknowledged, and urges balanced analysis. It compares crime to a treatable disease, warns against perfectionist assumptions, and calls for prudent, fact based public discussion rather than alarm.
A reflective piece argues against easy condoning of evil and the romanticizing of crime. It stresses personal accountability, public opinion against wrongdoing, and the need for clear conscience despite ongoing fascination with daring acts. The author notes enduring adventurous spirit beneath a surge of modern wrongdoing.
A columnist contrasts past imperial land claims with modern ambitions from Canada and Maine, then discusses worker focus and responsibility. Experts from psychology, efficiency, and religion weigh in on distraction, self control, and the need for moderation to counter drift and social excess.
Judge Kennedy finds that the lease of the Ten ce Dome naval reserve shows bribery connections and implies improper influence. The ruling links the lease to alleged misconduct surrounding the naval facility and sought penalties or remedies.
The court finds the oil lease a good contract for the government and that Sinclair’s loans to Fall yielded no illegal benefit. Senate experts estimated the deposit smaller than once believed, and public opinion ties the lease to a broader scandal despite legal defenses.
The Oregonian laments the Teapot scandal and its corrupt odor while noting Sinclair may prove rightful lease ownership and Fall’s bribery proof may fail. It urges reflection on the men and their standing among fellow citizens as passion and pathos drive judgment.
The undersigned is appointed Administratrix of the estate of W. A. Bright deceased by the County Court of Coos County Oregon. All claims must be presented certified within six months of first publication at Giles & Dement Myrtle Point Oregon. First publication June 11 1925.
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