Sheriff Shutt Urges Prohibition For Morrow County
Mor row county will vote dry next June by about 300 majority, says Sheriff E M Shutt in Heppner Gazette. He argues saloons harm society, provoke crime and debt, and that prohibition strengthens towns by keeping money in legitimate trades. He cites local merchants, prior votes, and neighboring dry counties as evidence.
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Morrow County
E. M. Shutt
Heppner Gazette
Shutt
Heppner
Ore
Citiiens
Oregon
Lane
Lincoln
Benton
Wheeler
Sherman
M. Shutt
Coffee or steak: which matters more in value
A fragment argues that middling steak and good coffee beats a good steak with middling coffee when considering cost. It mentions a grocer and a mis-typed name Mike Schlling and a playful line about “Mew!” and “we vay hin” suggesting language errors in a grocery context.
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Mike Schlling
Petition seeks 25 percent Pullman rate cut nationwide
George 8 Loftus of St Paul with Senator La Follette filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission a petition requesting a 25 per cent reduction in lower berth Pullman rates and set upper berth rates at half the lower berth rate. The Minnesota Shippers' Association, backing the move, says Pullman has invested 28 million dollars on 125 million in capitalization with about 20 percent net earnings annually and a surplus, asserting each car pays for itself in two years.
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George 8. Loftus
St. Paul
Senator la Follette
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Washington Dispatch
United States
Loftus
Minnesota Shippers’ Association
la Follette
Ita
Golden Rule Hotel Names and Local Figures
A fragment listing multiple individuals and towns shows names including J. B. Gurderian, W. F. Collins, P. H. Schullin, Nels Severin, W. H. H. Scott, Harold Warner, and others tied to Pendleton Athena Portland Hermiston Pilot Rock and nearby communities. No events or actions are described in the readable text.
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J. B. Gurderian
Pendleton
W. F. Collins
P. H. Schullin
Portland
W. H
H. Scott
Athena
Nels Severin
W. H. Catherman
Wmatilia
P. P Small
Heppner
J. Badderly
E. W. Root
Pilot Rock
Jas
Diena
Hermiston
W. H. King
Jesele Dewitt
K. Siato
Tmatitia
They Rise By Lifting Others Motto Echoed In Trades
A civic editor quotes a proverb about steady ascent through helping others and highlights community emphasis on support, mentorship, and mutual aid as a path to lasting progress.
Idaho Woolgrowers Split Over Forest Service Policy
Idaho forest supervisor E Grandjean returned from Pocatello where he attended the State Woolgrowers convention. He condemned the convention's sweeping denunciation of forest policy, noting many graziers support the policy for protecting sheep interests and recounting favorable conditions on Sawtooth and Payette forests. He says he and other supervisors were excluded from the debate and that a small faction seeks to condemn the government.
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E. Grandjean
Pocatello
Sawtooth Forest
Payette
Sawtooth
Forest Service
Pssociation
Irish Members to Meet for National Unity Effort
London Jan 15 Irish members of the House of Commons will meet tomorrow after a summons by Mr Redmond. The session aims to unite Redmond and O Brien factions and settle party differences. Redmond contends a convention plan implies censure and opposes a convention, while Irish members will discuss union plans at the gathering.
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London
Redmond
House of Commons
O'Brien
Obrientien
Mgr. Redmond
Atrife
Trish
Democrats to Rally for State Convention Date
Democratic state central committee will meet at the Imper ial hotel Saturday to set the date for the state convention. The convention must be held this year to elect presidential electors and delegates to the national conventions. Conservatives favor delaying until after the April primary elections. Some old-time leaders sounded backing a state ticket, while Republicans discussed endorsing a state slate.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Imperil
Sweek
Oregon Daily Journal
Ucket
Chalr
Man Westgate
Nneither
Baker
J. B. Rogers
Baker City
Benton
Robert Johnson
Corvallis
A. J. Sherwood
Coquille
Crook
W. ‘Co
Congleton
Paulina
Curry M. Doyle
Wedderburn
Douglas
Dexter Rice
Roseburg
Gilliam
J. W. Snover
Condon
Grant
Erritt Hicks
Canyon City
Harney
Carlton Biggs Burns
Jackson
E. B. Dufur
Gold Hilt
Josephine
J. O. Booth
Grants Pass
Portland
Polk
George W. Myers
Dallas
Sherman
Frank Fulton
Moro
Tillamook
B. O. Snuffer
Umatilla
J. H. Raley
Pendleton
Union
BF Wilson
Wallowa
F. Pace
Enterprise
Wasco
L. E. Morse
Hood River
Washington
J. N. Wall
Hillsboro
Wheeler
W. W. Hoover
Fosall
Yamhill
John Baker
McMinnville
DRIVING OUT JAPANESE ON HAWAIIAN PLANTATIONS
A Los Angeles dispatch reports rapid Japanese layoffs on Hawaii sugar estates as Spanish Americans and Kanakas replace them in public works. Authorities warned against employing discharged war veterans, fearing vulnerability to a Japanese attack if veterans stayed, prompting mass exodus of Japanese workers seeking British Columbia or the U.S. mainland.
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Morrow County
Sheriff's Office
Los Angeles
United States
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Islands
Honolulu
Washington
British Columbia
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Sheriff Shut
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Arcult
Loftus and
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Idaho
Appacas
Dano
State Central Committee
Pendleton, Oregon
National Bank Act
East Oregonian
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