Day's Doings in Legislature at Salem Oregon
In 1911 Oregon's legislature vetoed 58 bills with 41 sustained by the current body. Of the 17 remaining, nine became laws and eight await action. Only four or five vetoed bills show real conflict, notably Wood bills on deficiency and emergency board, Tongue and Bryson salary raises, and a swamp lands reclamation measure. Other vetoes include posts for trains, readjusted pay, and land speculation safeguards.
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Salem
Ore
West
Lurmell
Livestock Sanitary Board
Tongie and
Bryson
Thompson
Governor's Office
State Board
Secretary of State
Tongue
Senate
House
Spring Creek
Rlamath County
Lake
Klamath Counties
Rogue River
Warner Valley
Water measure attracts wide notice in state
Senate irrigation committees consider a bill by Senator Nether, No. 17%, aiming to withdraw all unappropriated water in state streams from private entry. The proposal is viewed as a major step toward water conservation amid debate over rights and allocations.
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Lewis
Neuner
Kill
Salem
Senate Committees On Irrigation
Sentor Nether
Wlate
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound in women’s health history
The article notes Dr Lawson Taft of England’s respect for women’s suffering and credits an American woman for popularizing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy has brought relief to thousands of women with female illnesses through a simple root and herb blend.
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Lawson Taft
England
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Nothing Wrong at Institutions: Prison Probe Continues
Salem Oregon reporters describe a joint House and Senate inquiry into the state penitentiary and training school. Representative Lewelling says the investigation is half finished and the governor has nothing to fear from the report. The panels toured the penitentiary, interviewed staff and inmates, and will resume work next Tuesday with the training school committee noting good conditions.
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Liewelling
Salem
House
Senate
State Penitentiary and Training School
Spencer
Porthind
Lewelling
McDonald
Vetoed Bills Direct to People Plan Emerges in Oregon
Agitation arose from a legislative fight over vetoed bills. A proposed constitutional amendment would refer all vetoed bills directly to the people rather than the legislature. Two men offered to secure 10760 names for the petition and others pledged funds to support the cause.
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Salem Or
Veto Power Expansion Proposed by Oregon Senator
Salem Ore Senator Claude McCulloch will introduce a joint resolution to amend section 16 of article 5 to let the governor veto a single item in a multi-appropriation bill without affecting the rest. He cites the naval militia as an example where partial veto was needed but not allowed.
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Salem, Or
Claude McCulloch
Senate
McCulloch
Friends of the Naval Milithe Bis
Crawford Reverses View on Home Rule Elections
Salem Oregon Attorney General Crawford has revised his prior interpretation of the home rule amendment and issued an opinion stating that home rule elections cannot legally be held except on the first. The ruling narrows the window for initiating local ballot votes.
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Clara M. Hoffman
Women's Christian Temperance
Ajon
Metellus
Crook County
Metlius
Salem, Ore
Crawford
American financier gains fame as London host and society figure
American financier Mr. George Gordon Moore earns praise in London circles as a host linked to prominent aristocrats. Rumors tie him to a debutante daughter of a leading society family, with suppressions of gossip about royal and ducal connections.
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London
George Gordon Moore
Elcho
Asquith
Duchess of Rutland
Lord Elcho
Lady Anglesey
Alan Jarsons
Viola Tree
Mr. Moore
Return of Blood Eruptions Ad Claims Cure All Blood Poisoning
The ad asserts that contagious blood poison is cured when the virus is removed from blood by 8. 8. 5. It says the medicine purifies the blood, clears skin, stops hair loss, heals mouth and throat, and leaves no trace of disease after cleansing. It promotes 8. 8. 8. available at $1.00 in drug stores with private medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Bidg
Atlanta
Darken Hair Naturally with Sage and Sulphur Remedy
An ad-like notice touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home solution to darken gray hair, remove dandruff, and stop hair shedding. It claims rapid, natural results with nightly use and notes pharmacists stock the product locally.
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Wyeth
Will provisions threaten widow over spiritualism belief
In an Anglican era estate, a will instructs that if the wife becomes a professed follower of spiritualism, her interest ends. She must annually furnish a statutory declaration that she has not engaged with spiritualism, has not mentioned it to the daughter, and has not kept related literature at the residence of the daughter.
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Inghamshire
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