Referendum Proposed to Elect State Printer in Oregon
Gov Chamberlain orders county clerks to place a constitutional referendum on June 6 asking voters to amend Article X1 to replace the elected state printer with a legislative assembly empowered system. The move stems from friction over fees and printer control under present rules and aims to define duties and compensation by law.
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Vroters
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State of
Labor in Liberia and peanuts in the South
A report from American Consul Ernest Lyon in Monrovia describes Liberia labor conditions. Native workers bear burdens equal to horses, with wages from 24 cents daily to 4.80 dollars monthly and rations. Foreign labor struggles to compete. coffee farms suffer from labor shortages as natives work cheaply. The piece remarks on peanut scarcity fears and a separate note touts Electric Bitters as a cure for stomach ailments, ending with local shop promos.
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Negro Republic
Ernest Lyon
Monrovia
Liberia
Department of Commerce and Labor
Negro Colony
Africa
Republic of
United States
Republic
Firnest Lyjon
Moravia
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