Secretary of State refuses to file Oregon university petitions
In Salem on June 4 the attorney general's opinion found the university referendum petition invalid and the Secretary of State refused to file it. Suit will be filed immediately by I. H. Van Winkle Asst Atty General. The article also notes plans for new facilities and expanded faculty to accommodate enrollment growth.
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Oregon University
Salem, Or
Secretary of State
I. H. van Winkle
Asst
Ors
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Morton
Indiana
Chase
Seward
Stanton
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Ford Petitioners Seek To Narrow Full Title Requirement
Tilmon Ford argues the full title need not appear in referendum petitions for the state university appropriation act, urging the secretary of state’s opinion be altered. He cites petition size limits and defines the title as the act’s essence, not the formal designation, while defending measures to curb railroad abuses and protect innocent investors amid public policy debates.
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Salem, Or
Tilmon Ford
Crawford
Ford
Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
England
Supreme Court
Futunr
University money to fund Kincaid tract purchase plans
If the legislature funds are not delayed by litigation the money will be available immediately. The university board of regents will meet soon to decide how to spend it, with plans largely defined. President Campbell is away, but reports indicate part may buy the Kincaid twenty-acre tract adjoining campus to expand the grounds.
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Board of Regents of
University
Campbell
Kincaid
Roosevelt Assists in Unveiling Monument in Indianapolis
President Roosevelt and Vice President Fairbanks attended the unveiling of a monument to Major General Lawton in Indianapolis on Memorial Day. The event featured a large crowd, military escorts, and speeches praising Civil War veterans and national unity, with Roosevelt stressing federal supervision of railroads and protection of property rights.
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Roosevelt
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McKinley
Canton
General Lawtop
Beveridge
National Guard
Lucas
Hanley
Seventh Regiment Band
Lawton
James Whitcomb Riley
Hanly
Indiana
Cuba
Philippines
Wheeler
Fitzhugh Lee
Timber and Farm Land For Sale In Lane County
J A Milne and Cottage Grove advertise better land for less money than any area, urging readers to contact them before buying. Dr W B Scott, buyer of the Seaburg store, visits town to purchase a wagon and harness for deliveries. Allen Orchard Company, recently formed, plans an evaporator on its old Washburn farm near Irving. A carload of sugar arrives for Oregon Produce Company as it ships large quantities of strawberries to Portland and beyond.
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Lane County
Milne
Cottage Grove
W. B. Scott
Seaburg
Allen Orchard Company
Washburn Farm
Irving
Sullivan Fixes Democratic Slate in New York meeting
Chicago dated report says Roger C Sullivan of Illinois seeks Folk Johnson ticket with Folk from Missouri and Johnson from Minnesota as probable nominees. Sullivan pushes for a party settlement at a New York confab with quiet assurances to Chicago allies that the convention path favors Folk and Johnson.
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Chicago
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
New York
Roger C. Sullivan
Folk
Johnson
Mr. Sullivan
Hendricks Park Cleared Day Set At June 13
City park board names Thursday June 13 as cleanup day for Hendricks Park led by local officials and inviting residents to bring axes spades and saws. Lunch coffee will be provided as workers clear several acres and begin planned improvements for the tract with county commission approval.
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City Park Board
Hendricks’ Park
Park Board
Land Locators Offer Public Land Rights in Oregon
Wilt Bros land locators Crook county Oregon advertise expertise in locating homestead timber desert and swamp lands They guarantee absao n reliability and accuracy Those seeking to use public land rights in a growing Oregon area should contact Vincent's restaurant Eugene Oregon Wilt Bros tf
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Wilt Bros
Crook County
Absaon
Oregon
Vincent's
Eugene
Eugene Commercial College Opens New Term in Hall Block
Eugene Commercial College will reopen September 1, 1907, in the Hall block with a new corps of teachers and instructors. The announcement notes updated facilities and staff as part of the college’s forthcoming term.
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Eugene Commercial College
Rupert
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Local notices sketch six names amid faded lines
A fragile OCR fragment lists six individuals linked to a timber claim, referencing an address Box 265 Eugene and a Dr Castonta. The wording is garbled with stray phrases about a signature and a statement to the moths. The readable bits point to property or legal actions tied to timber royalties or land rights.
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Lean
Eugene
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