Tariff Revision Top of agenda for new extra session
Washington reports the extra session opening April 7 will focus on tariff revision bills. House Ways and Means Chair Underwood says no general committees or other topics until tariff work is underway. President Wilson's message will stress tariff reform, with other issues delayed unless tariff progress is assured.
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Oregon towns push on with charters and reforms
Kla math Falls adopts a charter for the third time in a year. Condon plans main street paving within a month. Roseburg voters set May 20 to 24 for strawberry and rose festival. Molalla moves to incorporate for local control. An Astoria jury convicts Jackson F Adams of first degree murder. Attorney general says only county fairs may receive state support. Grants Pass bond issue funds a municipal railroad to Illinois Valley, sold at par plus accrued interest. Ann Whitaker declines Eugene council bid citing unsanitary chamber. Logs in river not salvageable by outsiders per St Helens ruling. No legislature member may hold county attorney post per AG opinion. Hubbard first time in history goes dry for four days. Indian war veterans to receive $20 monthly without applying. A San Francisco dredger boosts Lake Labish drainage to 1800 acres. 8.5 million salmon fry and 3 million trout fry to be released in Rogue River area. Steelhead average over 12 pounds this year. Portland to be analyzed for municipal efficiency. Umatilla project land payments set in two units. Kla math county towns consider incorporation. New liquor sale limits spur moves to incorporate Fort Klamath Ely Malin. Husband's naturalization does not confer citizenship to wife. she should apply herself.
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Forged Signatures and the Art of Framing Forgeries
A Harper’s Weekly summary explains how signature forgery is detected via pen scope analysis and tracing methods. It notes that no two natural signatures match exactly and that forgers mimic authentic strokes, yet subtle gaps reveal deceit under magnification.
Fringed with Old World Customs a Segregated Quarter
The piece paints a vivid scene in a red France corner where Saracen residents live apart in narrow streets. It describes bakery shops with pots of soup and a system where a penny yields a ladleful of stew, reflecting stigma and tradition in a compact wartime-tinged sketch. It ends with a brief anecdote about Heine and Berlioz.
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Fluency of Speech and Language Wealth Discussed
A Swift quotation notes that speech fluency hinges on a mind rich in ideas and words. It contrasts a master of language with common speakers who hesitate for lack of varied material and vocabulary. Public speaking pace differs with audience size, suggesting crowd presence affects delivery.
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