Mulkey Attacks Hawley Over Oregon City Locks Debate
A political dispute centers on Hawley and Mulkey over who secured the Oregon City locks and Siuslaw waterway funding. The record shows Hawley gathered data, lobbied engineers, and helped obtain about 600000 in federal and state river projects, including Oregon City locks, with editorial support citing Hawley’s pivotal role and the public record.
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Silem
B. F. Mulkey
Hawley
Congress
Oregon City
Siuslaw Waterway
Italion
Mulkey
House of Representatives
Willamette Locks
Sec
Senate
House
Treasury
Haw Jay
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Willamette Valley
State Railroad Commission
Secretary of State
Oregon
United States Engineers
MelIndoe
Coquille Waterway
Hawley Fand
Hind Indie
Howse
Coon Bay
Wil Jamette
Tillawook Bay
Coon River
Alexander
Congressional
House Committee
Portland Journal
Shim
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Oregoniaw
WR. Hawley
Willamette River
Hawsey
Oregon City Falls
Open Reservation Roads
Pendleton Attorney Charles A. Gar ter draws up the order to be signed by the county court making the roads across the reservation free to stock men. The Indian department requires stock men to provide bonds covering any damage caused by their stock, a condition agreeable to stockmen.
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Pendleton
Charles A. Garter
Indian Department
Honda
Impranait
Oregon State Deaf School Opens New Plant in Salem Suburb
The Oregon State Deaf School opens its new 52 acre plant in a Salem suburb, funded with 75,000 dollars, with fall sessions starting September 28. The school emphasizes speech, reading, and both literary and industrial training, sending many graduates to the National College for the Deaf.
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State School For the Deaf
Salem
Oregon Electric
Uris
Washington
Db Cy
Northampton
Massachusetts
Philadelphia
Alaska Yukon
Calfornia
Utah
National College For the Deaf
Washington, D.c
Pastor Walter Go Stewart Likely to Lead Local Baptists
Superintendent Haw Bebool reports Walter Go Stewart, who preached at Bayte church in Rochester for three months, will likely return to Rochester to pursue study at Rochester University. If he completes his education, he is expected to come back to take charge of the work as pastor of the Baptist church, with strong support from the West and Independence communities.
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Atteni
Rochester
Walter Go Stewart
Bayte
Telegraphy Careers Attract Ambitious Youths And The Public
The article notes demand for telegraphers due to wireless station expansion with salaries from 70 to 90 dollars monthly and advancement prospects. It mentions the National Telegraph Institute of Portland operating six official Institutes under R F and Wireless Officials, promising placement for graduates. It also reports Dr. Dunsmore returning from rustication and planning a vigorous church campaign with an anticipated large attendance next Sunday.
Sunday church services and temperance event announced
Church notices urge services at the Baptist and United Evangelical churches next Sunday morning with Rev M Berch of Idaho preaching. Calvary Presbyterian resumes regular services and hosts a 7 20 pm program by the local Women’s Christian Temperance Union with children from Sunday schools and local professionals speaking.
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the Baptist Church
Rev. M. Berch
Idaho
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Indies
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Friends of Temperance
Independence hosts summer school for Oregon state teachers
Miss L A Mint of Philadelphia leads efforts to establish a state school for Oregon in Independence. A free Oregon State school will offer a three weeks summer program in the city park with free services, inviting teachers to enroll before June 15 and gain intensive training in original educational methods.
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L. A. Mint
Philadelphia
National Liberal Act and Science League
Independence
Oregon
N. L. A. &. League
Ni Ll. A. 8. L
Ars
Valle
Oregon State Fair Exhibits Strong Polk County Presence
Polk County exhibitors at the Oregon State Fair show strong livestock and horticultural displays. Winners include Hawley & Son of McCoy with Lincoln sheep, Wm. Riddell & Sons of Monmouth Angora goats, Guthrie Bros. of Dallas, and Walter Domes and Henry Domes of McCoy with Jerseys. Counties Benton Douglas Polk Columbia Clackamas Clatsop compete for best display with awards ranging from 100 to 300 dollars.
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Oregon
Portland
Polk County
Hawley & Son of
McCoy
Lincoln
C. L. Hawley
Wm. Riddell & Sons
Monmouth
Guthrie Bros
Dallas
Morrow
Independence
Walter Domes
McCoy Iso
Henry Domes
Hampshire
Benton
Douglas
Polk
Columbia
Clackamas
Clatsop
W. F. Groves
Corvallis
R. E. Smith
Roseburg
Wekend
F. A. Wolfe
Falls City
E. H. Flags
St. Helens
T. J. Gary
Oregon City
B. S. Worsley
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Oregon State Deaf School
Sub
Urbe
Haw Bebool
Defale
Oreegen
Dr. Dunsmore
W. C. Hawley
United Evangelical Church
Union Temperance Meeting
Presbyterianhurch
N. L. A. S the School
Oregon Fair
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