Republican National Committee Hearings Signal 1920 Policy Shift
Report from Washington shows Republican leaders forecasting a change in government policy if elected, arguing Democratic policies won’t shift and vowing tax reduction, price controls, and simpler peace taxation. Business groups urge elimination of wartime controls and a return to normal taxation, with rising interest in treaty questions reflected by inquiries and rising public demand. Martin Cud rsal are Sirti.
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Der
Dinnane
F Teeuiom
Ace
Republican National Committee
Banjo
Democratic Party
Leontrale
Martin
Survey on Dependents and Delinquents at Oregon State Capitol
John A Atmack leading the survey in Portland with University Extension staff Dr DeRuap and Dr Robbins. They question defectives and literacy links, comparing Oregon with other states and noting lower army literacy rates in Western states.
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Almack
Oregon
St Louis Poised To Host 1920 Republican Convention
St Louis leaders plan to back a bid to move the 1920 Republican National Convention to the city. A 25 member delegation will attend the Washington meeting to assure support, offering expenses and convention tickets in return. Officials cite past conventions here and say hotels will charge regular rates while the city promises full venue and decoration coverage.
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Holx- Penrasg Ani
St Louis
National Committee
Conventon City
Washington
St. Louis
Thane
John Schmoll
Cily
John V. Bunn
Chamber of Commerce
Ott
Chicago
St. Lowis
Ashington Menting
Lola
Olwim Hie
St. Louie
Will Tell Farmers How to Use Papers as Selling Force
Oregon farmers will learn to use home newspapers to boost sales during Farmers' Week December 9 to January 2. Assistant professor J McIntosh outlines exhibit topics on selecting profitable farm produce, content and design of materials, layout, and follow-up strategies. Send suitable materials to McIntosh for display and discussion.
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Oregon
Corvali
Telka
Co. J. McIntosh
Industrial Journal
Dem
McIntosh
John Tuel Escaped Convict Surrenders in Salem
John Tuel a 23 year old inmate from the state prison wood cutting crew surrendered to Oregon City police on Tuesday night according to prison authorities. He was serving a term of from two to five years for forgery.
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John Tuel
Salem
Hilowcapel
Theéstete
Orecon
Tuel
Nee
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