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Editorial March 6, 1911

East Oregonian : E.O

Pendleton, Umatilla County, Oregon

What is this article about?

Editorial urges enforcement of state anti-prizefighting law in Pendleton, emphasizing duties of sheriff, district attorney, and police, and praises Mayor Murphy's orders amid public weariness with boxing.

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ENFORCE THE LAW.

In putting the lid upon those who would hold prizefights in this city the authorities are taking the only course open to them. There is a state law against prize fighting and it is the duty of the sheriff and of the district attorney to enforce that law. It is also the duty of the city, through its police department, to co-operate in the enforcement of the law. That the city is ready to do its part in this work is evident by the vigorous orders given by Mayor Murphy Saturday.

Pendleton is tired of pugilism and especially of the sort it has been having and will welcome the lid.

What sub-type of article is it?

Crime Or Punishment Moral Or Religious

What keywords are associated?

Prizefights Law Enforcement Pugilism Pendleton Mayor Murphy

What entities or persons were involved?

Sheriff District Attorney Police Department Mayor Murphy Pendleton

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Enforcement Of Anti Prizefighting Laws In Pendleton

Stance / Tone

Supportive Of Strict Law Enforcement Against Prizefights

Key Figures

Sheriff District Attorney Police Department Mayor Murphy Pendleton

Key Arguments

Authorities Must Enforce State Law Against Prizefights Sheriff And District Attorney Have Duty To Enforce The Law City Police Must Cooperate In Enforcement Mayor Murphy Issued Vigorous Orders Saturday Pendleton Is Tired Of Pugilism And Welcomes Suppression

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