Stop the School Killing in Oregon Appropriations Debate
Editorial urges stopping anti school agitation in Oregon. Argues against referendums on University of Oregon and state college funding. Defends University and A C and Monmouth normal school appropriations as sensible and needed for growth, urging educated taxpayers to demand an end to opposition. Authorities warn against hindering education and call for stable funding.
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Oregon
Cottage Grove
U. of O
Sesslon
Kerr
Ways and Means
Agricultural College
Governor West and Kay Visit Prompts Local Initiatives
After yesterday's visit by Governor West and State Treasurer Kay, officials announced new local initiatives. The leaders highlighted economic development plans and improved public services, with several agencies preparing formal action steps.
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Governor West
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Branch asylum construction to begin this spring near Oliver home
Plans for a branch asylum call for buildings on bottom land near the Oliver home with work to start in spring barring referendum delays. Water main laying starts immediately and levee work will follow soon, creating employment for hundreds of workers and boosting city activity once completed.
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Oliver
Enormous express profits spark public demand for reform
The Spokesman-Review cites American Magazine and Albert Atwood on express company profits, tracing vast capitalizations and high dividends. It notes Adams, American, and Wells Fargo capital stocks, argues public funds funded these, and cites Hepburn Act efforts and Interstate Commerce Commission scrutiny. It ends with a wandering note on Pendleton asylum and a looming extra session.
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American Magazine
Albert W. Atwood
American Express Company
Railroad Commission of Indiana
Alvin Adams
Adams
American
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Interstate Ecommerce Commission
The Little Steps Poem by Theodosia Garrison
The poem speaks of daily steps through joy and grief, moving slowly yet surely toward a distant dawn. It contemplates fidelity, absence of haste, and the arrival of a guest in a single night, attributed to Theodosia Garrison in January Annalee’s.
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Theodosia Garrison
Annalee’s
Studying the Game in a Fiery Exchange
A daunted friend warns about a gold brick scheme as Farmer Corntessel questions the motive. The dialogue reveals curiosity about how the trick works and a desire to enter the business.
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Farmer Corntessel
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Reform as an Incentive in Oregon Politics
The Oregon reforms are praised for awakening citizen responsibility and study of public questions. Professor Ford cites the initiative and referendum as tools that rally the people, reveal logrolling, and threaten perverted governance. He argues for faithful public servants within a representative system.
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O State Journal
Oregon
Ford
Eugenics and woman's influence in suffrage debate
Mary Johnston argues in an Ohio State Journal address that a powerful eugenic current backs the woman movement. She suggests nature designs woman as the chief instrument to elevate race through political and natural rights, asserting women better advance intellectual, moral, and physical health for mankind's destiny.
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Ohio State Journal
Mary Johnston
Mother Land Poem Fragment and Toy Soldiers Visual
A poem fragment praises the Motherland and its people with a reflection on sacrifice and memory. The verse contrasts childhood toys and the emperor's fading glories with the nation’s enduring spirit. The note mentions Reprinted from Spectator and Henry De Vere Stacpoole. Do you read the East Oregonian?
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Henry de Vere Stacpoole
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