Demands submission of normal question to people
Clark Wood argues in the Oregon Daily Journal that Oregon should put the normal schools question to the voters. He contends the legislature must resolve appropriations and debts, criticizing state handling and urging a public decision on whether to maintain one or more normal schools.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Weaton
Oregon
Eastern Normal Schools
Weston
Dunbar
Ft Fe
Portland
Umatilla County
Jourlaty
Celtic
Rheolpta
Masanohnetty
Tui Denta
Eastern Oregon Normal School
Unoatilla
Eastern Oregon
Werton
Weeton
Waste University
Monmouth Formal
Monmouth Normal
Gabriel
Meir
Uma
Ifla County
Farmore Educational and Co-operative
Leading Legislators Say Practices in Small Normal Schools
Continued from Page Five, remarks from Presidents Graham Mankota Woodbine Charleston Jacksonville Newpaltz and others on small normal schools and proximity to common schools. The piece mentions Oregon normals, funding battles, and criticism of the legislature’s decisions impacting education and facilities.
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Woodbine
Iowa
Normal
Three Oregon normal schools debate and deferral
L D Mahone argues in the Oregon House for keeping three normal schools, criticizes the Senate for abolishing them, and urges honoring a contract to pay salaries through the end of the fiscal year. He notes regional impact, student disruption, and cites studies from Massachusetts to argue for maintaining teacher training facilities until a public decision.
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Oregon Daily Journal
Portland, Or
Senate
Board of Regents
T Belive
Massachusetts
Stain
Boards of Regents
L. D. Mahone
Pence to 1 Ashes, Weston Leader report on normal school decay
An item from Weston Leader notes the ashes of the Eastern Oregon state normal school. The scene is desolate with broken windows and desolate busts of Lincoln Sappho and Pestalozzi. A toppled statue, bare pedestals, and a damaged chandelier emphasize collapse of the institution and its memory.
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Weston
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Minerva
Lincoln
Sappho
Pestalaxio
Oregon normal schools debate and post mortem critique
The East Oregonian reprints a March 3 item critiquing The Oregonian for slander against state normal schools. It argues for eastern Oregon normal training, cites costs and political maneuvering, notes Regent Ayer's shift, and urges continued support to avoid further cuts.
Ashlands View of the State Normal School Quest
A letter from F D Wagner argues Oregon political leaders betrayed the board of regents and the three existing normal schools Ashland Weston and Monmouth by failing to fund them after an official plan. The writer portrays graft accusations, senate friction, and calls for a public vote on supporting the Ashland Weston and Monmouth institutions.
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Oregon
Ashland Valley
Oregonian
United States
Washington, D. C
Portland
Portland Telegram
Bowermen
Senate
Ashlands
State Normal School
F. D. Wagner
Salem
State Normal Schools
Weston
Monouth
Ashland
Board of Regents
State Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Ways and Means Committee
Asl
Evening Telegram
Jay Bowerman
Ways and Means
Wyoming
Nevada
Delaware
Tom Richardson
State Guard of Regents
Monmouth
Union Farmers Act Demands Special Oregon Legislature Session
Farmers' Union No. 6 and No. 7 of Umatilla county urge Governor Benson to convene a special session to restore funding for state normal schools. The resolutions, signed by over forty members and heavy tax payers including F. W. Benson, condemn the late legislature's cuts and seek a permanent funding solution via initiative or regular session.
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Willamette Valley
Oregon
Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union
Farmers Union No. 6
Benson
Farmers Union No. 7
Umatilla County
F. W. Benson
Farmers’ Union No. 7
State of Oregon
J. H. Prite
W. A. Barnes
D. C. Kirk
Advertising Oregon and the Normal Schools Debate
A Fred T. East Oregonian column critiques Oregon’s public spending and policies. It denounces taxes for armor ies and raceways while praising Monmouth normal school professors who offered to work for $76 monthly to help students finish exams. The piece ends with praise for educators at Monmouth amid broader criticism of state affairs.
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Schoo
Senate
Smith
East Oregonian
Monmouth
Erattvers
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Oxegen Senate
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Phere
Harvey Scott
Billiken
Mahone
Oregon Normal School
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Hest
Normal School Board
Western
Pendleton Academy
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R. C. French
Union Farmers Act
Salem Capital Journal
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