Big measures near passage in Oregon legislature
Day's Doings in Legislature at Salem reports key bills advancing in the Oregon Senate and House. The workmen's compensation act gains ground with pay increases and clarified liability, while the judiciary committee prepares action on the public levee bill and a governor removal power bill. A missing link bill on enforcement and a widow's pension bill progress with amendments to secure against imports and non residents.
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Orc
Senate
House
Marion
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kellaher
Jefferson Street
Portland
McCulloch
Butler
Thompson
Moosers Slip Under the Wire in Salem Invasion
A fragmentary report notes an intrusion labeled as an invasion in Salem Oregon, with local authorities said to be addressing the incident as a trespass and security breach. The brief hints at a group or faction described as moosers slipping past a line, prompting police response.
East Oregonian Ad Notice for Printed Stationery Samples
Legal blanks for prescriptions and court notices offered by East Oregonian office including engraved cards invitations wedding announcements and embossed stationery samples call for latest styles and prices at the office
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East Oregonian Office
Country Court
Circuit Cour Justice Court
East Oregonian
Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Quick Health Boost for Women
A vintage advertisement urges women to use Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna for relief from biliousness headaches and constipation. It promotes natural bowel cleansing and better health, warning to demand the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product and scorn substitutes.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Progressive party aims to gain ballot access in Oregon
A legislative delegation from the Progressive party, led by B. E. Kennedy and T. B. Neu huasen, arrives with bills. One proposes lowering party recognition from 26 percent of congressional votes to 20 percent of presidential electors votes, enabling Bull Moose participation in the 1914 primaries. Another bill would elect national committeeman at primaries, reflecting Oregon dissatisfaction with the Chicago convention selections.
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Bull Moosers
E. Kennedy
T. B. Neuhausen
Progressive State Committee
Portland
Oregon
Congress
Ralph G. Williams
Chicago
Roosevelt
la Follette
Senators Urged to Back Health Regulation Bill
Senator Perkins secured adoption of a memorial urging Oregon’s senators to support a health regulation bill in Congress. The measure, led by Senator Owen of Oklahoma, faces opposition from Senator Works of California and several interests who contend it infringes on religious views. It would coordinate the marine hospital service public health service and the food and drug division of the bureau of chemistry and vital statistics. The memorial passed the senate without a dissenting vote.
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Salem
Perkins
Oregon
Congress
Owen
Oklahoma
Works
California
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Public Health Service
Food and Drug Division
Bureau of Chemistry and Vital Statistics
Senate
Real Estate Brokers Might Face $10 License Plan
Salem Oregon Senator Gus C. Moser introduces SB 227 to require all real estate brokers to register with the secretary of state and pay a $10 license fee, then $5 annually. A governor-appointed five member commission would oversee licensing with possible license revocation for fraud and a jury trial right for the accused, and penalties include a $25 to $50 fine or 1 to 30 days in jail.
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Salem, Or
S. B
Made in Oregon bill aims local bid and draw rules
In Salem Oregon a bill titled Made in Oregon limits bids on state and county projects to residents of the state for at least two years and restricts non-Oregon architects from drafting or supervising public work. The session also considers Oregon labor and material preferences for public projects and related measures on land grants and judicial district reorganization.
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Salem
Oregon
Kellaher
Neuner
Coos Bay
State Land Board
Common
Smith
Coos
Fourteenth Judicial District
Electric Bitters Offer Strength and Health Boost
When doctor orders rest, you feel weak and run down yet must work. Electric Bitters promise tone, vigor, and health from the first dose. Thousands praise them for strength and wellbeing, with a 50 cent guarantee at Koeppens.
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Koeppens
Liquor Lobby Loses Hoskins Bill In Senate Vote
Salem Oregon Senator Hoskins won approval for a bill to wipe out saloons and road houses outside incorporated cities with six votes against it by Kellaher Neuner Smith Stewart Van der Hellen and Wood and 17 yes. The liquor lobby plans to push in the house as the measure makes Oregon dry except where the home rule amendment allows wet areas. An amendment excluded buffet and dining cars on passenger trains so travelers may drink during train motion.
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Salem
Hoskins
Senate
Kellaher
Neuner
Smith
Josephine
Stewart
van der Hellen
Wood
House
Oregon
Senator Thompson Pushes Unified Road Bill Plan
Senator Thompson proposes a concurrent resolution to appoint a six member conference committee from both houses to harmonize and assemble road bills. The aim is to gather diverse measures into one place, simplify passage, and select the best ideas for a constructive good roads program.
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Salem
Thompson
New Parcels Post Will Require Thousands More Employes
The United States Civil Service will require about 35,000 appointments next year. Post Office, R F D, and Railway Mail Services offer salaries from $600 to $1,706, $1,100, and $990 to $1,300. Open to Americans over 18 who can read and write. an A C S Civil Service Course aids entry. Mail coupon for booklet with names of current Civil Service workers and guidance.
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Civil Service
Post Office
Nore
Railway Mail
An & C
Civil Service Qualification Inquiry From International Correspondence Schools
A reader requests guidance on how to qualify for Civil Service positions marked with an X in jobs such as Ry. Mail Clerk, Messenger, Elevator Cond'r, Storekeeper, and others. The letter lists names C F Roupell and John Aschim as managers or representatives and provides Box numbers in Scranton Pennsylvania and Walla Walla Washington, with $6725 noted.
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International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
C. F. Roupell
John Aschim
Walla Walla
Wash
Weather note on surprises in forecast patterns
A weather brief reminds readers that unexpected changes can occur in forecast predictions. Forecasters urge preparedness for sudden shifts in conditions, with emphasis on monitoring updates and adjusting plans accordingly.
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