The Highway Scandal Editorial in the Oregon Journal
An Oregon editorial accuses state leaders and the highway department of wasteful spending on salaries trips and equipment. It cites a midwinter California tour by engineers and a reported overhead of about 100000 a month, arguing funds from auto taxes should fix Oregon roads.
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Gregson Journal
Oregon
California
Hunthoe
Walter Pierce
Cadilaus
Wintons
Hudsons
Tate
State Highway Department
Golden State
Portland
Phere
Verhopart
Pilteenter Ernetny
State Highway Fund
Olcatt
Ware
Stute Highway Department
Simon Beyson
Walter ML Pletice
Junction City
Tony Tine
Cloott
Pierce
Liquor Cases Jam Chicago Courts In Prohibition Era
Chicago federal courts are jammed with liquor and drug cases. More than 5,000 defendants are set for hearings before northern Illinois judges, about two thirds for prohibition violations and one third for drug violations. Judge Wilkerson and Judge Carpenter ordered hearings at 14 per day to clear backlogs and allow consolidation of cases into grand jury indictments.
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Chicago
Ilinois
James HH. Wilkerson
George A. Carpenter
Gmnur
Recovered daughter after seventeen years TIFFIX story
Fioreta Dumit vanished as a baby during wartime flight from Ser nha to Beirut. Her mother and relatives fled Turk forces, later scattered. years of searching followed. Charlie trawl, a confectioner, and others kept faith while the U S earned papers and tracing led to recovery after long years.
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Tiffix
G. Neefe
Fioreta Dumit Waa
Sernha
Beirut
Spria
Styris
Flad
Svere
World Court Entry Debate Angers U S Officials
Knoxville dispatch reports former Governor Cox and Republican leaders oppose U S participation in the World Court. Cox argues the United States must remain independent before joining any international court, while Premier law hopes for unwavering independence and a secure entente with other powers before entering. London commentary questions whether the United States would join the World Court at all.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sev
Ft P
Siumite Cox
Cox
Washington
Jeggun of Nations
United States
Titegda
Teyene of
Hotton
Phung
Tighe
Hrenyn
Weediben
Mph Am
Grerentee Tile Dinekepimdenin
Todiy
London
Fl. P.y
Niithins
Mayor Faces Tie Vote In Debated Street Plan
City council debated a street ownership petition with a tied vote. Mayor Hartman abstained, while several council members argued for and against the street improvements on Witter Drive and Enet Webb Street. Fire department changes and August monthly fire report noted, with Coffman slated to join the force after moving.
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Hourtman
Bos
Tuatin
Steed
Laverence
Bowl
Dane
Lawerene
Freddy
Sharon
Witterdrive
Art Breetweld
Jon Coffman
Coffman Hee
Pund Betes
Court
Tae
Northern Pacific
Wee
Pane
Testag
Enet Webb Street
New York Welterweight Bout Headlines Weekend Card
New LT. P Mickey Walter returns to the ring in New York for a welterweight bout as Jace Lyittme faces a rival in the flea rounds, highlighting an active fight night with multiple entries and prospects.
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New York
New
Mickey Walter
Jy Welter Eeett Churwloeslip
Jace Lyittme
Unclear historical note on Canadian agricultural bodies
Fragments indicate a reference to Canada and agricultural departments with garbled names and numbers. The readable bits mention Canada, agriculture, and branch departments but lack coherent facts or events to form a clear summary.
Coeds Use Adhesive Tape In Place Of Corsets
The item discusses coeds adopting adhesive tape in place of old style corsets. It mentions a rumor and references University of Ohio tone and period phrasing, noting the replacement of traditional undergarments with tape and a related dress debate. It portrays campus attitudes and fashion changes amid ongoing social norms.
Local football clash touted as close contest tomorrow
A patchy OCR sport item previews a near even football game set for tomorrow. Mentions Crewe Crone de Hiden and Hrahabiy fie Teaviest Gea as teams or places, with unclear names and battered phrasing. Overall, anticipation centers on a tight outcome and possible standout players.
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Hrahabiy
Cendreton
Tle Veterin
Crewe Crone
Sieterlee
Ohad
Pye Waser Courily Tii
Wi Miles Avadiany
Fey
Podate
Sane
Feloneto
Cour Wail
Cotte Wayloh
Mills Blames Jealousy For Double Murder
In New Brunswick the clergyman's widow denies vindictiveness as James Mills seeks punishment for the double murder. A jealousy motive is debated with Mills and others giving testimony. The article records a tense, public discussion about motive and the alleged blackmail theory.
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Mills
State school head addresses citizenship institute
State school head delivers remarks on citizenship to a civic institute. The speech covers patriotism, education, and community duty, urging students toward active public engagement and national service. The report notes the speaker's emphasis on civic responsibility and thoughtful citizenship.
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Institute ON Citizenship
Disabled war veterans and shop girls flee fire safety exits
A crowded blaze drove disabled veterans and shop girls to safety via fire escapes today. A straw poll at the haat indicated Pierce led W. tooth for governor by four to one among 126 ballots. The New Work dned Hite building suffered extensive damage as the fifth floor tenants evacuated. several firefighters were overcome while battling smoke in a stairwell.
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Capube
Pendiotun
Walter Mo Meno
Ken W. Tooth
Pierin Lao
Veteras
Piotiten Pty Ubi
Legislative Contests Arouse Much Interest and Guessing
A fragmentary report notes legislative contests generating interest and speculation. It mentions candidates and party figures, with unclear lines on dates or locations but emphasizes ongoing campaigning and expected outcomes.
Schedule of Pierce meetings on Monday
Otto to Ais by meeting in Pondlerony Mond Walton M. Pierce will nine apedike at TLelix Adrie na Weeten Mitton Freewater and will tnnke acstop at Adama on his return to Ponditeton tieifhernoon. The schedule for the meetings Monday lists Wells 8:0 a cm I Oe 1 Wathh Athen Wat Broadhead theative Weaton (10h Memottabbatt Milton 2 op om Conmanerelell oon Preewater toy om band atime Needleton TG pom Rivolli the atre My Pheree is to arrive heen Monday morning from Portland pies out the conclusion of Ih whan helio WELL Joine for Tinton oily ti wet.
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Otto
Ais
Pondlerony
Walton M. Pierae
Tlelix
Adriena
Weeten
Mitton
Freewater
Adama
Ponditeton
Wells
Preewater
Needleton
Rivolli Theatre
Portland
Tinton
Depraved Crime Reports Aiding Child Homicide Case
A fragmentary report describes a man named Tiiwel Choeh accused of giving a deprivations harming an eight month old in a Washington park. The victim died after hospital care failed to save her. Authorities investigate alleged use of memory tablets.
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Chee Washisuton
Wheat crop fears grow as cold and drought persist
Poor weather in Uninitius county slows wheat growth as cold temperatures and lack of rain hinder germination. Farmers expect tillering to resume with warming spells, but current conditions threaten yields and pastures, with reports of stunted plants and sparse heads.
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Presnt i Uinitius
Peru
Clark arraigned and bond set at five thousand dollars
Clark Hellstian faced arraignment on charges, with a bond fixed at 5,000 dollars. The judge noted the bond would be posted by the defendant's friends as the case proceeds in justice court.
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CLARK
Hellstian
Roe
Fielis
Book of James Is Sectarian Court Barrage
Nov 21 court records show the sectarian Book of James barred by public notices and the California Court of Appeals, as Clergyman Kilborn of New York City reports. The case concerns sectarian publishing and public scheduling in a legal public record.
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James
Eppesle
Ottin
Jemee Whiane
Kilborn
Clereypman
New York
Rentiog
Cilifeenia Court
Apeals
Railroads Move to Abolish Thirteen Hour Day
Chicago and Alton filed petitions with the labor board to modify working rules as railroads push to end the long day for train services. Actions seek extending yard work hours, changing turns, and wider wage standards while unions argue reforms must come with broader wage boosts.
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Chicago
Wwniten
Culr
Laber
Chinage
Serview
Claf
Ton Dota
King
Alton
Uplowton
Wheat quotations show minor shifts in prices
Quotations compiled by cleverdoh & Cooke list slight changes in wheat prices with limited movement from the previous session. Notable figures include Treembor at 1.963-8 and May at 1.028? closing near 1.0, while yesterday’s close shows small gains and mixed percentages. The report reflects broker notes from Open Wybh Low Clowe Ime and other local firms.
Weather Report by Major Let Meerhouss Observer
A weather bulletin notes conditions from Minionuts with minor pressure readings and a barometer showing 2.82 minutes. The report cites Major Let Meerhouss as observer on the scene.
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Let Meerhouss
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