Oregon Reformer W. S. U Ren Seeks U S Senate Seat
W S URen father of Oregon initiative and referendum announces candidacy for the United States Senate from Oregon. He attacks Senator Fulton as aligned with corporate interests and proclaims a platform including national and state initiative, recall, minority representation, rural delivery, pure food law, court reform, reclamation and tariff revision, pledging Rooseveltian principles.
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Oregon City
Ore
U'Ren
Oregon
United States
C. W. Fulton
Standard of Company
People's
Cake
Caxeloeion
Coulle
Mass meeting draws oil leaders to Tila Oklahoma
Oll men of intoma and Kansas gather in large numbers for a mass meeting and banquet arranged by the Mid-Continental Oil Producers' Association. Representatives of the state participate in the event.
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Tila
Okla
Intoma
Kansas
Mid-Continental Oil Producers’ Association
Officials Meet With Association To Review State Conditions
Government and legislature guests attend a meeting hosted by the association to better acquaint state officials with actual field conditions. The population of the state is estimated at 25,000, with most residents as members of the association.
Tobacco Growers and Dealers Hold Wisconsin Convention
In Janesville under the Wisconsin Tobacco Growers and Dealers Association and the State Department of Farms institutes a joint tobacco growers convention opened with several hundred delegates. Papers on tobacco culture will be delivered by experts and a tobacco exhibit is part of the event. Also reported from Rich Ore Strike Pewhive New February 5 describes a new ore strike yielding 379 000 to the ton.
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Lesson
Janesville
Wic
Wisconsin Tobacco Growers’ and Dealers’ Association
State Department of Farrtéra’ Institutes
Tite
School question on Oriental exclusion sparks board action
San Francisco February 25. Sausalito school trustees pass a resolution barring all Orientals from town schools. Korean Sung H Cho has been forced to leave. Cho with several Japanese and an attorney will visit the board to demand readmittance.
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Oriental
San Francisco
Sausalito
Sung H. Cho
Cho
Weiser Seeks In Inland Empire League With Split Plans
Wallace Childers visiting from Welser discusses baseball growth as Welser eyes joining the Inland Empire League under the two games per week system. He says Welser will back the plan only if Walla Walla is dropped, and he plans to join Butte in the Northwest League before April.
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Walla Walla
Childers
Wallace Childers
F. P. Childers
Butte
la Grande
Mr. Childers
Woodser
Npadt Empire League
Walla Wallace
Welser
Ely
Childos
Murphys Charge In Murder Of Sister Found In Bay
John Murphy, brother of Honora Murphy whose body was found in San Francisco Bay off North Beach, alleges she was murdered and robbed. He says the body, found with an empty purse and a bank hook, was dumped to hide the crime amid a hurried trip to Stockton. The victim wore undergarments and wrappers, with a heavy shirt and cloth about the head and abrasions on the neck.
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San Francisco
John Murphy
Honora Murphy
North Beach
Murphy
Stockton
No Triply t Criticians Callao Peru Peb 46
Henry Reuterdahl, the marine artist known for the Atlantic fleet article on the Weakness of the American Navy, will not reply to critics while with the fleet. Upon returning home he will issue a reply.
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Callao
Peru
Henry Reuterdahl
Representative Lilley Charges Electric Boat Co Influence
Washington February 25 Representative Lilley of Connecticut and the house rules committee traded a brief accusing the Electric Boat Company of improper influence in sub noting wartime regulation before the house Naval Affairs Committee.
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Aceweed
Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
House Committee On Rules
Electric Pont Company
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Oklahoma Senator Wilton Owen's Senate Substitution Speech
Senator Owen of Oklahoma delivered a strong speech in the senate advocating his substitute for the Aldrich bill. He pressed for revisions aligned with his proposal and criticized aspects of the current plan.
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Washington
Owen
Oklahoma
Senate
Outbreak Fear Tops Lisbon as King Admits Strife
Dispatches from Lisbon report a feared uprising in the capital with the Duke of Oporto acting as a de facto ruler. The young king concedes inability to govern under the regime as arrests rise and houses are searched without records. A nationwide crackdown signals an imminent crisis.
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Portugal
Spirin
Lisbon
Oporto
Spain
Solons Dine on Salmon in Senate Restroom Episode
Washington February 25 senate halted for thirty minutes as members and representatives shared dinner of Royal Chinook salmon in the senate restaurant. Oregon senator extended invitation to a trio including Senator Clapp whose Indian bill was under consideration.
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Washington
Senate
Pres
Fulton
Oregon
Clapp
Gil
Excursion Train Derailment Reported Near Laredo
A special nine sleeper excursion train with 70 passengers derailed near Oroville about 20 miles from Laredo. Thirty passengers are injured with the full extent of injuries not yet known. Many aboard are said to be from Ohta.
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San Antonio
Texas
Laredo
Oroville
Ohta
Looks Dark for Thaw in Matteawan Asylum Case
Reports from Matteawan Insane asylum indicate only a miracle could spare Harry Thaw from a lengthy confinement. Medical examiners say he is a victim of progressive paranoia. The state board may report on him within 60 days, though not required.
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New York
Matteawan Insane Asylum
Harry Thaw
Alleniste
State Board
Hayes urges Pacific coast support for Japanese exclusion
Representative Hayes of California testifies before the foreign affairs committee opposing Japanese exclusion law, claiming broad Pacific coast backing. In Bellingham Washington a Vancouver dispatch reports H P Parker stirring crowds by sermon defending women painting their faces as harmless vanity.
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Washington
Representative Hayes
California
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Bellingham
Wash
Vancouver
Hey. P. C. Parker
Educators Gather at National Convention Opening
Washington February 25 educators from nearly every state and territory attend the annual convention of the department of education opening today with delegates and officials from across the country.
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Washington
Roosevelt to Host Reception for Delegates at White House
The National Education Association delegation is welcomed by Speaker Cannon and James Wilson with remarks by Commissioner McFarland and Elmer Brown. President Roosevelt will host a White House reception for the delegates tomorrow afternoon.
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National Educational Association
Joseph Cannon
Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson
H, B F, McFarland
Elmer Billeworth Brown
United States Bureau of Education
Roosevelt
White House
Michigan Pencil Pushers at Iron River Meeting
Iron River Michigan February 25 editors attend the mid winter meeting of the Peninsula Prom Association. The convention includes a visit to the mines of the Iron River district.
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Michigan
Iron River
Mich
Peninsula
Iron River District
New Brunswick Nomination Day Ahead of March 3 Election
St John Feb 25 nomination day for the New Brunswick legislature as parties prepare for the March 3 election. The prior assembly was dissolved by Lieutenant Governor Tweedie on January 24.
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New Bronswick
St. John
N. B
New Brunswick
Bourne Bets On Roosevelt Nominated At Chicago Convention
Senator Bourne of Oregon publicly wagered six thousand dollars that Franklin D Roosevelt would win the Republican nomination at the Chicago convention. The gesture occurred during a White House meeting with Senator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia, but no bet was finalized.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Bourne
Oregon
Washington
United States
Jonathan Bourne
EL Owith
Fee Publican
Senstor ST Wikis
Virginia
White House
Etienne
Gikcins
Cape Cod Canal Topic Headlines Boston Dinner Program
Cape Cod Canal plans will headline the Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange dinner at the Hotel Somerset. Congressman J Hampton Moore will discuss inland waterways while Lieutenant Governor Draper and other dignitaries attend the event.
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Cape Cod Canal
Boston
Long Island Sound
North Carolina
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Somerset
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Draper
United States to Protest Japan Over Manchuria Policy
Washington plans formal protest to Japan over Manchuria actions violating the Portsmouth agreement. Chinese officials call for defense against further Japanese moves as Mukden governors plan countermoves. Japanese papers challenge American claims and demand proof.
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Walter Wellman
United States
Japan
Manchuria
America
Haley Sine
Hay
China
Husela
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