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Oregon education bills urged to sustain statehood
Judge addresses Marion county grange in Salem urging passage of primary election educational bills. The speaker contrasts illiteracy policies in other nations with Oregon’s need to fund schooling, warning that rejection would be a national disgrace and harm the state's standing.
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Peace treaty issue dominates presidential campaign
The Evening Post urges focusing on broad economic questions rather than the League of Nations. It notes little partisan difference on key reconstruction topics, and explains that the peace treaty and Lodge plan shape the election, with Democrats backing Wilson and Republicans split between direct action against the league and subterfuge. A Berlin correspondent links German and Sinn Fein influences to treaty defeat. Next Saturday it will be May.
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Pres Ten Prope Toledo Ohio Catarrh Remedy
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Railroad workers tired of promises voiced in labor hearing
Timothy Shea, vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen, told a railroad labor hearing in Warhington on April 24 that 2,900,000 rail workers are fed up with promises and tired of delays as wage demands remain unsettled.
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