Defining Work for Oregon State Education Institutions
The Oregonian argues for a logical division of duties between the two major state schools. The proposal suggests the university focus on pure scholarly instruction while the agricultural college handles applied sciences, eliminating duplication and better aligning with millage funding. The commission should draft a bill that places the schools on a millage basis and restricts each to its defined sphere.
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Portland Papers
Oregonian
Agricultural College
Board of Higher Cirricula
Wilson wins big in New Jersey sweep
Roosevelt posts another victory shaping the Taft renomination fight while Taft backers fret over southern delegates. Governor Wilson delivers a brilliant win in New Jersey despite opposition from Smith led Democrats and Hearst press, signaling strong support for his candidacy.
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New Jersey
Roosevelt
Wilson
Smith
Hearst
New York
Democratic nomination campaign remarks detailed
In the article the subject discusses his materially significant efforts in pursuing the Democratic nomination for president. The piece emphasizes strategy, fundraising, and outreach within the party as he outlines goals and contrasts with rivals. It notes key dates, endorsements, and expected challenges ahead.
Raisin growers plan price fix in California
The Fresno news reports raisin growers scheme to set a minimum price for raisins, forming a restraint of trade to force consumption and control costs. The piece notes the broader irony of an era promoting raisin eating while seeking to regulate its price.
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California
Fresno
Titanic inquiry finds crew and officers at fault
The senate committee on the Titanic wreck concludes about 1500 lives were lost due to ship company neglect and captain indifference aboard the Californian. It faults insufficient lifeboats and crew discipline and criticizes the Californian’s captain for slow rescue. Senator William Alden Smith is praised for presenting a comprehensive report.
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Senate
William Alden Smith
Pendleton High School Adopts New Equipment and Building
Pendleton students will gain better equipment and a fine new building, marking a turning point for the high school as the graduating class tonight reflects on the improved facilities and college halls ahead.
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Pendleton High School
Captains Choices Shape Titanic Legend Against Ismay
The Californian’s captain missed a key chance to save lives and becomes seen as a villain in the Titanic saga, rivaling J Bruce Ismay in public perception.
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J. Bruce Ismay
Villian
Buckaroos Show Boise Baseball’s Strong Town Style
The Buckaroos demonstrate the game as played in the world’s strongest town of its size, showcasing skill and team play in Boise.
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Buckaroos
Boise
Ruches Rule the Season in Smart Summer Frocks
Fashion notes detail sihouette updates and the rising use of ruches at necks sleeves and hems. Designers showcase black and white net with pink chiffon accents and describe how ruching can flatter varied figures including stout silhouettes. Also touches on accessories and the Frenchy effect of delicate embroidery.
Velvet bands and ostrich feathers in summer fashion
The piece notes velvet bands in the center with long velvet ends as the chic addition to a summer wardrobe. It mentions maline variations and other trims as equally charming and practical. Rumor suggests the autumn trend will favor ostrich feather hats again, though many neckwear fashions will evolve before then.
Votes for Women Meet Expands Suffrage Reach Across States
A Chicago suffrage gathering brings representatives from 19 states to map tactics for a broad victory. The west already largely won with Washington to Colorado, while Mississippi valley states plan a regional push. The movement aims for universal equal suffrage from Atlantic to Gulf as the tide shifts eastward.
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Gulf
Free
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Far West
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California
Utah
Idaho
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Colorado
Oregon
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Great Free Kingdom
Atlantic
The Most Socialized Nation
A description argues that Germany provides comprehensive state welfare from cradle to grave. A laborer receives medical care, schooling, and crafted training funded by the state, with military service, illness support, and hospital care, plus unemployment aid and municipal aid to relocate.
A Card to the Club by Old Colonel Bright
Old Colonel Dick Bright of Washington recounts being shaved for years by a colored barber who, not being blessed with other privileges, faced challenges and social norms of his era. The piece reflects on community relations and personal memories in a genteel club setting.
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Dick Bright
Washington
Colonel’s funeral card anecdote entertains at wake
The long lived colonel dies. He attends the funeral of a friend and, at dinner, says he placed his visiting card in the barber’s coffin. He explains the gag: if the barber reaches heaven he won’t need it, but if he goes to hell it will introduce him to good fellows.
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Samuel P. Orth
Bight
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No Humorist Quote From June Lippton Collection
An item notes a quip about humor by June Lippton, referencing a joke that must be seen twice to be understood. The remark highlights a dry wit and observational style attributed to Lippton in a brief cultural snippet.
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