Nine measures on ballot in Oregon election
Oregon voters face nine state measures on May 21 including four statutes and five constitutional amendments. Measures address funding for higher education, aid for veterans, school funding, a blind school levy, road and bond issues, restoration of capital punishment, county bonds for Crook and Curry, and gubernatorial succession. Historical turnout noted from 1918 election.
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Oregon Agricultural College
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State University
Oregon Normal School
Portland
Crook
Curry
Senate
House
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Oregon and state brief highlights from 1920
Statewide items note endorsements for higher education acts in Klamath Falls and a Pendleton roundup planned for September. Other reports cover bond issues and tax votes in Albany Sheridan and Aurora, Taft May 28 address in Eugene, and Warm Springs irrigation bonds approval.
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Eugene
William JH. Taft
University of Oregon
Taft
League of Nations
Pope gifts 1,000,000 lire to Vienna charities
Pope Benedict bids farewell to Austrian chancellor Karl Renner and gives a check for 1,000,000 lire payable to Cardinal Piffl for the benefit of Viennese philanthropic institutions. The money is intended to aid local charitable organizations.
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Rome
Benedict
Karl Renner
Cardinal Piffl
Vienna
Invention Aims to Ozonize Water from Light Socket
A device designed for home use to ozonize water and remove impurities operates from a standard light socket. It claims to purify water by generating ozone through integrated electrical components.
A Song For Marching Men by Theresa Virdinka Picard
A fragmented verse asks who will lend voice and courage for marching men. The poem imagines war, sacrifice, and silent witnesses, pairing haunting lines with scattered references to the tyrants and the urge to sing a brave, if costly, anthem.
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Tay
Ted
Theresa Virdinka Picard
Hulten
Immigration Promises to Set New Record Smallest Since Colonial Days
Washington Herald reports a possible record low in immigration as the six months to January show total arrivals near 1 08K, with Japan the sole country increasing. War impact shrinks overall arrivals. Italy and Mexico also cut back sharply while Japan leads in arrivals.
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Washington Herald
Amurion
Ourke
United States
Japan
America
Italy
Mexico
Inns Grinis
Mountain Dwellers and Valley Folks Share Beverage Tips
The article presents home brewed drink ideas and kitchen tips, contrasting mountain and valley living. It describes simple mixtures using sugar, water, lemon juice, honey, and fruit, with step by step instructions for quick cooling and serving suggestions. It includes punch style mixtures and fruit zest notes, offered as home cookery guidance.
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Swope & Swope Lawyers 1. O. O. F. Building
Tletcher & Barrick, Attorney's
Cooper Building
Independence
Valley
Selitz Railway
Valley & Siletz Railroad
Hoskins
Luckimute
Knight Adjustment Commianville
Yamoreg Collection Agency
Willard Storage
Court Street
Salem
Kitehj
Iner & White Labor Agency
N. 2Nd St
Pamcett Wood Cutters
Murch Russell
Tion
State News
Klamath Falle
County Farm Bureau
Union Ol Company of
California
Secretary of State
BAKO
Klamath Falls
Albany
Linn
Lebanon
FE. W. Smith
Pendleton
Horace Greeley Newport
Hermiston
Newport
Sheridan
Baker
May Delamater
Prank Delamater
Ogden
Utah
Linn County
Dallas
Aurora
Warm Springs
Port Tani
Sam A. Roger
State Highway Fund
Astoria
Clatsop County
Pope
Wong
HMRC
Werpnan
Ares
Shivage
Tony Br
Suva
Olbing Mountain States Power Company
Sion
U.S
United Government
Cherry City
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