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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

3

The New Mayor Based on G i Broadhurst Play Graft Theme

In a political drama style, a confrontation unfolds between Mayor Bennett and Horrigan over a Borough bill. Horrigan threatens to derail the mayor by veto and political retribution, while Bennett vows to fight the measure and rally a two-thirds majority. The dialogue underscores themes of honesty versus graft and power play.

G/i Broadhurst Tega Congress Rall Jalynn Missouri Yollette Senate Roosevelt Horrigan Bennett Palleut

Borough Bosses Tighten Grip In City Fray

In a tangle of political games and stock wheeling, Bennett confronts Horrigan over a Borough Street railway bill with a veto that sparks market drops. Perry Wainwright schemes to shield Dallas and his sister as Alwyn Bennett plots to block the perilous franchise while wrestling love and duty.

Horrigan Ehise Bil Reformer Charles Wainwright Bunt Bennett Miss Wainwright Wainwright Borough Hor Bennatt Borough Street Railway Bennett Perry Wainwright Alwyn Perry Dallas Ferry Borough Street Exchange Borough Stock Gladys Williams Horrican Tote Kelan H Gan Phelan Ble Dallas Wainwright Europe Mr. Wainwright

Fourteenth Man Named in City Hall Plot

In a hushed exchange at a crowded administration ball, Phelan identifies Roberts Richard P Roberts of the Third as the fourteenth man in a scheme Horrrigan aims to expose. He urges pinning the alderman, prompting Bennett to confirm the suspect amid the reception.

Phelan Roberts Richard P. Roberts Horrigan Bennett Silerman

Dance Intrigue at Ball Ends With Confining Confidences

In a ballroom scene Horrigan faces a tense moment as Perry sweeps Cynthia away with gusto. Perry vows to extend their courtship in the glass house while Wainwright negotiates with Horrigan about his niece’s whereabouts and loyalties. Dallas accompanies Bennett and seeks cooler air as tensions rise.

Roberts Phelan Dick Hartigan Secret Service Jimmy Phelan Alwyn Cynthia Alderman Bennett Mother Alwryn Dallas Perry Mrs. Bennett Perty Gibbs Mir. Bennett Hhm Miss Garrison Glbte Miss Wainwright Mr Gibbs Young Wainwright Horrigan Gibba Wainwright

Teachers End Western Oregon's Big Convention

Albert B. Hart of Howard University addressed the convention on publishing American Biography to Teaching. A. C. Nelson urged democracy in education, stressing equal school access and recess benefits. Cubberly argued for district based funding, citing disparities between districts. Effie B. McFadden spoke on world knowledge in education, and Ackerman highlighted Oregon's literacy and needs. Superintendent R. F. Robinson, Multnomah, retires after long service and leadership.

Albert B. Hart Howard University Abraham Lincoln A. C. Nelson United States Nelson Cubberly Stanford Oregon Effie B. McFadden San Francisco State Normal Ackerman University Monmouth R. F. Robinson Multnomah Portland

Crow Fourth of July Celebration in Lane County

Crow plans a July Fourth picnic with Hon. L. E. Bean of Eugene delivering a special address. Eli Perkins serves as president, John Holland marshal, Eugene Holland reader. Events include foot races baseball match with strong teams, jumping, and contests for ugliest man and prettiest woman plus a lineup of plug uglies.

Crow Lane County L. E. Bean Eugene Eli Perkins John Holland Eugene Holland

Rails Laid at Judkins Point on Eu gene Springfield Line

Rails are laid along the Eu gene Springfield trolley route beyond the railroad. The Judkins Point roadbed is finished with ties placed and most rails set. L N Roney reports the long trestle across the bottom nearly completed.

Eugene-Springfield Judkins’ Point L. N. Roney

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