Oregon Senate wraps Barrett county highway bond bill
In Salem Oregon the senate, after late session, approved the Barrett county bonding act with a 2 percent valuation limit for highway debt. Amendments by Kellaher and Joseph authorize county warrants in lieu of bonds and bar exclusive use of patented road materials. Major debate on open bidding and future highway legislation delays final passage.
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Salem
Ore
Senate
Joseph
Multnomah
Kellaher
Danderine Hair Care Ad Promises Quick Hair Boost
An old advertisement touts Knowlton s Danderine claiming to beautify hair by dissolving dandruff cleansing and invigorating the scalp. It promises hair growth fullness and lustrous softness after a few weeks and urges readers to try a 25 cent bottle at drug stores.
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Lew
Knowlton’s
Washington and Oregon committees to meet on Celilo project
Senator Day of Salem received a telegram from Governor Lister of Washington stating a Washington legislature committee will meet Oregon's legislative panel on the Celilo water development project. Lister, chair of his state committee, and Governor West of Oregon will set a date after consulting with West. they are available any date except February 1.
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Salem
Ore
Day
Lister
Washington
Oregon
Celilo
Governor West
Portland
West
Vote on amendment reaches 24 to 4 decisive
Dent Malarkey rose from the floor to aid his old rival Kellaher as they found common ground on one issue. The vote to adopt the amendment stood 24 for and 4 against with two absent. Carson Day Lester and Thompson voted no while Hollis and Von der Hellen were absent.
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Dent Malarkey
Kellaher
Carson
Day
Lester
Thompson
Hollis An von der Hellen
Railroads and Utility Securities Regulation Urged by Commission
In Salem Oregon the state railroad commission urges the legislature to enact statutes governing issuance sale and use of funds from stocks and bonds of railroads and public utilities. It cites bankruptcies scandals and inflated capital as reasons for supervision and calls for an adequate method to regulate proceeds and security issuance for public service agencies.
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Salem, Or
State Railroad Commission
J. N. Burgess
C. A. Eames
Senate
House
Oregon
Parisian Sage for Women Hair Tonic Advert
Parisian Sage promises to stop falling hair and eliminate scalp itch and dandruff with regular use. It claims to nourish roots, rejuvenate hair color, and contains no lead or poisonous ingredients. A large bottle costs about 50 cents and is guaranteed by Tall Man & Co.
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America
Tallman & Co
TINKERS ANYWAY TO FIX PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY IN OREGON
Salem Oregon senate judiciary committee favors voting 10 delegates and five electors in the presidential primary to fix the system after past complaints. Debate centers on direct national nomination versus proportional representation as Senator Butler and W Lau Thompson push for reform before next election.
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Lair Thompson
Salem
Ore
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Smith
Coos County
U'Ren
Butler
Anaway
W. Lau Thompson
McColloch
Negligence Charges Hit State Commission in Oregon
Salem, Ore. A state commission is accused of negligence on the state railroad near Celilo Falls. The accusation claims misappropriation of funds for the mother of Herman Glisius, a fireman who died March 21, 1912, with an introduced bill for $2,500. The case cites the Oregon Portage incident as direct result of the alleged negligence.
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Salem
Ore
Celilo Falls
J. FE. Anderson
Wacco County
Cynthia Glisius
Herman Glassus
Oregon
Railroad bill blames full crew for fatal accident
A railroad commission bill states that requiring a full crew for the train was the direct cause of Herman Glasius death. The claim ties the fatal incident to the crew requirement and calls for accountability within railroad operations.
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Railroad Commission
Herman Glasius
State reform bill heated in Oregon house debate
Salem witnesses a clash over criminal reform with Jay H. Upton defending a $50,000 state reformatory plan to save youths from degradation while Lewelling of Linn denounces reform as a fallacy and argues criminals should be sterilized. A committee shuffle follows, amid contrasting views on handling young offenders.
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Salem
Twwo
Jay H. Upton
Committee On Public Institutions
Lewelling of
Linn
Upton
Committee On Health and Morals
Lewelling
Reformatory
Oregon
State highway board and $1000 tie ad asked in Salem
A bill to create a state highway board and a state highway commissioner was introduced in the house by Spencer of Multnomah. The plan provides three highway commissioners appointed by the governor and serving without pay, with residency rules by region. The highway commissioner would be appointive with a $4000 yearly salary, preferably from the public roads office.
Mothers Recommend Sweet Laxatives for Children
Mother's Gray's Sweet for chil dren promotes feverishness teething stomach issues and teething disorders. It moves and regulates bowels destroys worms and breaks up colds in 24 hours. Pleasant to taste and used by mothers for 22 years with over 10400 testimonials. Sold by all druggists. Sample mailed to A fen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
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Gray
Valuable Suggestion for Kidney Health This Winter
Physicians urge extra kidney care as they filter blood and remove wastes. In winter indoor life reduces exercise and water intake, stressing kidneys. Early signs include backache and urinary issues. the ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a mineral free herbal remedy with free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Pendleton Daily
East Oregonian
Agricultural department roles clarified for county officials
The United States agricultural department outlines the commissioner to serve advisory to county judges and commissioners, hold jurisdiction over road supervisors, and gather and report on road statistics, detailing duties and reporting paths for local infrastructure oversight.
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United States Agricultural Department
Pendleton Testimony Confirms Dean's Kidney Pills
Pendleton Oregon citizen P Hutchinson, mill and feed store owner, testifies that back pain and sluggish kidney secretions were relieved by Dean's Kidney Pills. He reiterates endorsement from 1910 and urges readers to ask for Doan's Kidney Pills 50 cents at all stores.
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P. Hutchinson
W. Webb Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Dean
Doun
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