Morals Court Bill Put Off For Senate Hearing
Salem Oregon January 20 The senate judiciary committee waives a special hearing on the morals court bill for Multnomah county to allow a fuller discussion. The vice commission and others will be invited to testify later. Supporters seek a $5000 yearly judge and up to three assistants paid by the state, with opponents urging Multnomah county to cover the salary burden.
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Portland
Vice Commission
Judiciary Committee
State Senate
Multnomah County
Senate
Farrell
Oregon bill to create board of accountancy planned
Salem would form a five member state board of accountancy appointed by the governor to certify exam passed public accountants. The bill, backed by the Oregon association of public accountants, would allow employment for non certified individuals but restrict use of the title to those who pass the state board examination. Supporters say the plan incurs no state expense.
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Salem
Hatchery on Spring Creek Under Way
In Salem Oregon the senate votes to override the governor's veto of senate bill 264 to establish a Spring Creek fish hatchery. The Fish and Game Commission has chosen a site and funds, but land title must be secured from the government as the site lies on an Indian reservation. Congressman Hawley handles the matter in Washington and Governor Weat vetoed the bill as unnecessary.
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Salem, Or
Salem
Senate
Spring Creek
Klamath County
Fish and Game Commission
Congressman Hawley
Washington
Weat
Lawmakers Face A Busy Week In Salem Oregon
Salem Oregon January 20 This week will be busy in the Oregon legislature as records fall in the first week of the session. President Malarkey and Speaker McArthur vow steady work with many bills moving between houses and many vetoed measures expected to surface for action. The election of Harry Lane to the United States Senate looms with outside interest as some Republicans consider protest votes during final counts.
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Salem
Ore
Malarkey
Senate
McArthur
House
John Morrison
Union County
Harry Lane
United States
A Girl's Wild Midnight Ride in the Catskills
A young girl rode at midnight to warn of a deadly orc fire in the Catskills and saved many lives. The item also promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for lung trouble and coughs with a testimonial from W R Patterson of Wellington Tex about overcoming consumption and lung disease after his family faced deaths, with prices and a trial bottle offer.
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Catskills
Dr. King
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Koeppens
Liner Sono ma Improvised Voyage After Shaft Crack
San Francisco January 20. Latest advices from the liner Sono ma report she is 5090 miles south of Pago Pago at 9 P M last night. Her speed is 11 knots with the port engine still operational after striking submerged wreckage and cracking a tail shaft.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sonoma
Pago Pago
Roadbuilder Samuel Hill Invited to Speak to Oregon Senate
Salem Ore Jan 20 A favorable report is expected from the senate committee on roads and highways on inviting Samuel Hill to inspect roads he built at Lyle Wash The invitation was extended to both legislative branches Senator Malarkey praised Hill a pioneer in road building and urged the senate to hear him Hill invited the senators to visit the Lyle and Maryhill projects with seven road types The invitation was referred to the roads and highways committee with a report due soon The legislature may meet Saturday February 8 or Sunday February 9 without disrupting sessions
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Ore
Senate Committee On
Samuel Hill
Lyle, Wash
Hill
Malarkey
Senate
Miller
Mr. Hill
Lyle
Maryhill
Committee On Roads and Highways
Use Prisoners To Build Roads In New Jersey Plan
The plan to use convict labor on state roads in New Jersey gains endorsement from Col. Edwin A. Stevens, state road commissioner. He describes a successful, swift demonstration and envisions training prisoners to create a high quality road-building corps for future public works.
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New Jersey
Edwin A. Stevens
A. A. A. National Good Roads Board
Stevens
Lane Will Be U. S. Senator After Tomorrow
Salem Oregon January 20 It will be Dr Harry Lane United States senator after Tuesday at noon for the third time since statement No 1 became part of Oregon political procedure In each house of the legislature nominations for United States senator will be asked for at that hour and the roll called on the voice The law provides the election shall be taken up on the second Tuesday of the session The procedure on Wednesday calls for a joint meeting to ratify the vote with President Malarkey presiding Nomination in the house likely by Representative Robert W Hagood with Lt Reames seconding In the senate nomination by Senator Milton A Miller both Democrats The outcome centers on Lane as the party choice and the long adherence to statement No 1 Narrative notes the historic pattern and formalities preceding the final vote.
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Salem
Ore
Harry Lane
United States
Oregon
Lane
Bourne
Chamberlain
Malarkey
Senate
Dr. Lane
House
Dr. Laine
Robert W. Hagood
Multnomah County
Reames
Jackson
Milton A. Miller
Linn County
Pape's Diapepsin Ends Indigestion
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast harmless remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and other stomach troubles. It claims rapid relief from sour gas and stomach distress with a 50 cent case available at drug stores and highlights its world wide fame and home use.
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Pape
Convict Labor on Roads Discussed at Federal Aid Convention
The article notes experiments with convict labor in several states showing health and behavior improvements. It cites Sing Sing inmates no longer wearing stripes as example of reform. The topic will be debated at the second Federal Aid Good Roads Convention in Washington March 6 and 7 under the American Automobile Association.
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New Jersey
Colorado
Miinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Washington
Utah
California
Wyoming
Sing Sing
New York
American Automobile Association
Joint Committee of Congress
A Message to Women about Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A historical advertisement urges women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from back pain headaches nervous strain and bearing down sensations. It claims the product is the safest and surest remedy and that it has helped thousands of women, promising to save years of misery.
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Lydia KH. Pinkham
Peace of the world a church problem says Detroit pastor
The Rev Frank Rowland of Cass Avenue Methodist says peace is a moral political issue and notes Europe’s $30 billion war debt and $1.5 billion annual military spend. He compares ten year trends with a 19 percent US population rise and 300 percent war expense increase. Our appropriation
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Detroit
Mich
Frank 5
Rowland
Cass Avenue Methodist Church
Europe
United States
Pendleton resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills in testimonial
Howard, a grocer at 14614 W Webb St Pendleton Oregon, reports fifteen years of back pain and shoulder numbness relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He notes frequent kidney discomfort and says the remedy restored comfort and kidney function. Sold by all dealers for 66 cents, FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Howard
W. Webb Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Conan
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray to Dark
An old home remedy claims Wyeths Sage and Sulphur turns gray or faded hair to darker, more lustrous shade. It promises dandruff relief and lessitching, noting ready to use tonic costs about a cent per bottle at drug stores and is popular with locals.
Expenditures Shape World Powers and Moral Fate
A wartime spending comparison notes the United States spends 280 million annually on army and navy, far more than education. Russia and England spend 200 and 300 to 400 million on military might, causing illiteracy, poverty, and urban squalor. The piece warns such huge arms costs erode moral fiber and threaten mankind.
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Army
Navy
Russia
England
London
United Sates
Baker youth to attend Annapolis preparatory school
Washington Jan. 20 Senator Chamberlain nominated Addison Y. Finkelburg of Baker as first alternate for the naval academy He will report to a preparatory school at Annapolis for the April examinations
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Washington
Chamberlain
Addison Y. Finkelburg
Baker
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Nominations Received by Senate Today
Presidential nominations received by the senate include Louis J. Armasen of The Dalles for Receiver of Public Moneys A L Thenem of Welser Idaho for Postmaster and George F Russel of Seattle for Postmaster.
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Senate
Louis J. Armasen
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Dalles
A. L. Thenem
Welser
Idaho
George F. Russell
Seattle
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