Agitation over football reforms across colleges
The piece notes hostility to football spurring reforms. It cites Stanford and California as pushing rule changes, with praise for these efforts. It also covers opinions on the old Constitution warship debate, remarks by John D. Long, and a humorous tale about a Western farmer courting a rich family.
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Boston
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New England
John D. Long
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Lam
Inland Empire
Roosevelt Boosts Reforms and Oregon Politics Tensions
The piece contrasts Theodore Roosevelt’s rising popularity with a sharp critique of Senator Fulton’s handling of federal appointments. It argues for focusing on national policy and projects benefiting Oregon, like irrigation and the Columbia River, over personal prerogatives and feuds. The narrative condemns factionalism and urges prudent, state-wide interests.
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Republican Committee
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McKinley
Oregonian
Fulton
Senate
Oregon
United States
Washington
Bristol
Lawrence
Roseburg
Columibia
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