Part Time Schools Readied in Pendleton and Oregon
The article notes a 1910 move to provide part time schooling for youths unable to afford full education. It details district obligations for ages 15 to 19 who are employed, and for ages 6 to 14 who must attend part time schooling if employed, with a minimum five hour weekly commitment or 140 hours yearly. Exceptions cover night school and other schemes. Information available at 146 Main Street.
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Harney Cattleman Acquitted by Supreme Court
Balm Oregon June 14 The Supreme Court reversed the murder conviction? The court held that the conviction of William Moe a Harney county cattleman for cattle stealing was not warranted by the trial evidence. Cattle with fresh herd marks and mutilated brands were found with Moe and his herd but the court found no direct proof Moe stole cattle. The court noted possible evidence of brand mutilation by Moe could constitute a felony under Oregon law and suggested further proceedings.
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Pendleton School Plans Face Possible Small Increase
City Superintendent Fred T. Awetin states Pendleton schools likely need only one extra teacher, with a tentative budget near 894,504 dollars. He notes minimal disruption to the current system as the district prepares for the coming term and seeks efficiency in staffing and resources.
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Jazz Bands Ready to Thrill Terpsichore Night
Town set for a Fourth of July celebration with jazz bands performing on Main Street and Happy Canyon. Mary Street rocks at 790 and St Muse de Malin hosts dancers as Terpsichore crowns the night with fox trot tunes and duets.
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Education reform to unite student work experiences
The article outlines a plan for a unified course of study linking students employed in stores, laundries, bakeries, and factories under American supervision, with the State Board of Education developing a practical training path to connect different trades for informed youth. It notes practical classroom aims and the rector Churchill's role in guiding this initiative. It also mentions evolving railcar window fittings and a French Croix de Guerre award for the elder of Venice.
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Law of Vitality in Life and Endurance
The text discusses vitality as a life principle, noting early indications of diminishing strength from Covidien ob generitee and endurance issues. It claims widespread effects on organs and functions, leading to a weakened whole system.
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Labor Delegates Refuse to Favor Russian Soviet
Atlantic City June 18 delegates to the American Federation of Labor convention refused to endorse reform of Soviet Russia and voted against the general policy for June actions. The body also debated withdrawal from Payee of American labor groups and rejected recognition of any alternate government model for America.
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Happy Canyon Dance Night Promises Free Entry and Music
In a lively notice, Happy Canyon hosts a dance on Male Street with free entry for the masked hundred, and music by Jase orchestra playing tri bophal entry march. Friday and Saturday will feature dancing after noon and evening hours, with food and treats for attendees.
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Kinex Ramps Up League Talks For Peace Pact Vote
In Washington on June 18 the Senate opened debate on the peace treaty with Kinex urging national unity and the League covenant. Lawmakers debated wartime prohibition repeal as a vote to loosen liquor restrictions passed 10 to 4 in a preliminary party-line move.
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Opinion on Student Aid Bill Sparks Legal Debate
Salem June 18. Attorney General Towns interpretations will be circulated as Deputy Secretary Keear replies to inquiries about the act granting state aid to eligible veterans. The memo outlines eligibility, funding, and institutional requirements, noting monthly limits and four year maximums, and the need to reconcile conflicting provisions for veterans seeking education.
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Unclear Tax Return to Ex Crown Prince William
Fragmentary Amsterdam note from June 16 reports an income return to ex Crown Prince William of Gere fiany. The tax collector requested details and the government in response contemplated withholding or sharing information, but the fragment ends before a clear outcome is stated.
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