Aristocrat in Education Now Disappearing
A Salem Oregon educational symposium reports a shift toward democratic spirit in state supported education. Dr George Rebeck of the University of Oregon warns against private control reviving aristocracy and urges continued support of liberal and industrial education to preserve democracy. He notes Latin and Greek becoming democratic subjects and stresses equal access for all students despite lingering disparities.
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Salem
Ore
State For Today
George Rebecc
University of Oregon
Educaion i
Educaion
Reber
Ita
Urestles
Fragmentary Vision of Education and Civic Value
A fragment argues that education serves work citizenship and life, linking productive activity with civic understanding. It stresses inseparability of educational aims and the need for practical, common-sense learning to shape social values.
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Fife
Leach Speaks at Bandon After Exile Return
Socialist editor Dr B K Leach, deported from Bandon in July, spoke there denouncing capitalists. He claimed he does not believe in aggregation of laws and that a worker deserves more than bread and butter, including an automobile if desired. The talk drew little local interest.
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Bandon
Ore
B. K. Leach
Leach
Caught a Bad Colt Cures Boy with One Bottle Remedy
Tipton resident Mr Sarah FE Duncan recalls his son suffering a dreadful cough last winter. After purchasing a single bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, the cough stopped and the boy fully recovered. For sale by all dealers.
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Sarah FE. Duncan
Tipton
Adv
Imprisoned miner signals rescuers by tapping
In Centralia Pennsylvania a miner named Thomis Toskeskun was trapped in the Continental mine after a coal fall last Friday. A rescue team drilled a borehole from an upper level to reach him and lowered bottles with nourishing broth to sustain him as the tapping signals guided rescuers.
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Centralia
Thomis Toskeskun
Wao
Freight Rates Held Up by ICC Investigation
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended tariffs filed by transcontinental railroads that would halt concentrating shipments of butter and other dairy products from eastern points to Pacific destinations. The move delays material rate increases while an inquiry proceeds. An unrelated journal quip on lying when asleep is mentioned.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Pacific Coast
Beautiful Hair With Danderine Promises Full Scalp Rise
An advertisement pledges dramatic results from Danderine with claims of no dandruff after ten minutes and new hair growth after weeks. It describes quick application, a light fluffy appearance, and immediate cosmetic enhancement, urging purchase of 20 cent bottles from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knownlton
Echo couple weds in jail in Walla Walla
Charles Albert Wahl and Mrs Fam ile Florence Smith of Echo Oregon married in the county jail after license delays. Justice McKinney officiated. W. D. Paul and Jailer W. J. Honeycutt served as witnesses. Also a short ad note touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from merchant Mr Yorks.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Charles Albert Wahl
Famile Florence Smith
Echo
Ore
County Jalil
T. M. McKinney
W. D. Paul
W. J. Honeycutt
Rebels Lose Naval Battle in Ecuador Conflict
Buenos Aires dispatch reports ongoing fighting between rebels and government forces in Ecuador. Rebels are besieged in several cities as marines and bluejackets land from the gunboat Copopax. Rebels attack launches in skiffs and barges, leading to gunboat fire that sinks several rebel boats and causes heavy casualties.
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Buenos Aires
Ecuador
Cotopax
Sheriff Esch Attacked During Failed Arrest
Sheriff William Esch suffered a cut on the thigh while arresting Fred Ei Warnis alias F G Beninger, a morphine fiend, who sat on a railroad track threatening to slash his throat until the sheriff seized his wrist and a struggle followed on the southern edge of the railroad.
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Salem
Ore
William Esch
Fred Ei- Warnis
F. G. Beninger
Eir
Edwards
Freewater Wins Prize At Walla Walla Fair
Freewater Oregon reports Muriel Robertson daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Robertson won first prize for best display of fruit and also earned the better babies honors at the Walla Walla annual fair.
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Freewater
Ore
Growth Es 10 Per Cent at University of Oregon
A 10 percent rise in registrations at the University of Oregon to date suggests a total near 6000 students if the trend continues into the law and medicine departments in Portland. In the arts and sciences and engineering, about 700 have enrolled, up from last year’s 690. Some students delayed by summer work remain to arrive, and new buildings plus repairs aim to curb out-of-state enrollment to Washington and California next season.
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University OF Oregon
Eugene
Portland
Washington
California
Forest fire season ends with little damage nationwide
Washington reports the mid September fire season across national forests nearly ended with far less damage than prior years. Total fires numbered about 2,260, burning roughly 60,000 acres, with California, Arizona and New Mexico worst hit. Improved organization and closer cooperation with settlers reduced brush burns and highlighted human carelessness as the main fire cause.
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Washington
National Forests
Intermountain
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Municipal streetcar extension to open January first
Seattle will begin operation of the Ort unit from Third avenue and Stewart street to Kulman Fay about four miles. Three of 12 city cars shipped from Cincinnati. system will use a double trolley with no current through rails to prevent electrolysis. In Oregon Cornucopia adopts first municipal election after a nullified petition and a November 4 vote. Imbler in Union County incorporated amid strong apple industry growth. Portland bans tipping of city workers. May or Alben orders enforce gratuity prohibition for all city employees.
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Seattle
Wash
Third Avenue
Stewart Street
Kulman Fay
Cincinnaati
Baker
Ore
Cornucopia
Win City
Charles Keller
Combs
LA Grande
Union County
Imbler
Oregon
Northwest
Demand for Physics Teachers at University
Sept 20 from gene reports the University faces hiring demand for physics instructors. The brief notes a growing need for qualified teachers and outlines anticipated openings amid expanding science programs.
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University OF Oregon
Eugene
10 Cent Cascarettes Laxative Sermon on Purity
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative that cleanses the stomach, liver, and bowels without side effects. It claims quick morning relief, no griping, and broad household use, noting millions rely on Cascarets to prevent headaches and indigestion.
Pay Gaps Drive Teachers to Seek Extra Work
The text notes that more calls than it can meet exist for competent high school physics teachers. Teaching increases job prospects and can bring higher pay. In Atlanta a city hall elevator operator earns more than a teacher. National averages show teachers at 455 dollars, carpenters 602, coal miners 600, factory workers 550, common laborers 513. One southern state rents convicts at 400 a year and pays teachers just over 300. Consequently many teachers seek additional employment.
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Atlanta
Crade
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