Initiative and Referendum Debate in Oregon Leads to Public Dissent
The Oregonian argues incumbents caused most referenda and initiatives. It notes nine measures overall, with seven good roads and two new counties. many arose from legislative failure. It criticizes monopoly theory, cites Brandeis on trusts, and discusses youth sex education as a societal need.
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Pension plan invites criticism for ex presidents
A commentator criticizes Andy Carnegie for proposing to pension ex presidents and house retired executives. The piece warns such generosity may backfire, drawing similar embarrassment once faced by a Kansas student sent east to college.
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Trusts and competition in modern industry debated
A Kamela reader argues that abolishing trusts and returning to competition is impossible and harmful. The letter traces evolution from co operation to the trust, asserting trusts will adapt and suggesting collective ownership by the people as the next step, not abolition.
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