Severe arraignment over Senate actions in final week
A Drygoods man editorial denounces the 65th Congress for partisan attacks on presidential policies and delays in essential domestic business bills. It urges businesslike handling of government affairs and separation from debates on a League of Nations. The piece criticizes lawmakers for prioritizing personal gain over public interest as the nation nears postwar readjustment.
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65Th Congress
United States Senate
Washington
Senate
Congress
Government of
United States
Drygoodsman
Drygoodeman
League of Nations
Pi of Nations
Well Fitted For Position Miss Laura G Henry Leads St Johns YWCA
Miss Laura G Henry appointed secretary of the St Johns branch of the YWCA, aims to expand clubs and recruit new members. Former assistant to Dr E H Pence in Detroit and Chicago training school graduate, she begins work with enthusiasm and broad social programs. The branch runs four clubs serving over 200 girls and a reading room in the former city hall building.
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Laura G. Henry
St. Johns
Young Woman's Christian Association
Henry
E. H. Pence
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dr. Pence
Detroit
Presbyterian Training School of
Chicago
Ranbow
Mies
City Hall
Portland, Journal
Portland Ad club to stage program on West Munham voyage
The Portland Ad club plans a meeting in connection with the loading and sailing of the West Munham from St Johns to the orient. Officials from the port commission and shipping interests will be invited. The club hopes to charter a steamer for a body visit and to attend the dedication of the St Johns docks. Governor Olcott and other state leaders are expected at the ceremony. A slogan campaign concludes April 9 with a decision announced April 16. The winning phrase will adorn city letterheads and the best entrant will receive a model eriss ship as a prize.
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Portland Ad Club
St. Johns
Portland
Port Commission
Wi Johns
Olcott
West Munham
Ad Club
Freigne
Aerris
Contemptible 65th Congress Reflects on Bolshevism Threat
Fragmented clippings cite critique of the 65th Congress as traitorous and harmful to the United States with warnings of Bolshevism influencing domestic affairs. Also includes ad bits for sharpening tools at Liberty Repair Shop and pharmaceutical graduates.
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Liberty Repair Shop
Jersey St
City Hall Talks on Combines and House Number Plan
City officials discuss curbing business combines affecting the public, with City Attorney LaRoche to pursue possible legal steps. A proposed uniform 100 numbers per block plan will be reviewed, urging the City Planning Committee to study and report on citywide renumbering for clearer mail delivery and address consistency. Pap Simmone noted as Chief Responsibility and Custodian of City Hall.
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Commissioner Barbur
Barbur
LaRoche
Perkins
Portland
Commissioner Pershing
Willamette Boulevard
City Planning Committee
Shipping Them Out A Walt Mason Poem On Immigration
A Walt Mason verse decries traitors and agitators while praising orderly shores. It envisions shipping out dissenters and welcoming laboring newcomers with opportunities, yet condemns revolutionary rhetoric and calls for suppressing treasonous speech as the poem satirizes nativist sentiment.
Gloves for sale in a bustling drugstore ad
An OCR fragment promotes gloves at decent prices from W. W. Rowera of The Overall King with open evenings. It mentions a single business known as the drug business and Currin Bays So.
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W. W. Rowera
Aioe
Currin
James John High Students Show Enthusiasm For Spring Projects
James John boys eagerly pursue track and base ball in spring activities while History VII challenges a debate on the League of Nations Friday. An affirmative team includes Hazel Greene Leona Ehret and Charles Trumbull. Fifty girls toured a Cabin Bakery plant, reading papers on its growth, with chaperones Miss Chollar and Miss Randall. Oregon college alumni spoke at assembly about college life and the value of personal responsibility.
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James John
Campbell
Clarence Toole
John Wulf
Gordon Avery
Hazel Greene
Leona Ehret
Charles Trumbull
Cabin Bakery
Careful
Tfal
Benson
Mise Chollar
Miss Randall
Oregon
Portland
Wreimaies
James John Ane
A.C
Reed
City considers hiring handicapped workers and tunnel project
A city committee, urged by Commissioner Perkins, plans to issue work permits to handicapped residents, connect them with employment through Public Welfare and US Employment Service, and reduce veteran unemployment. Perkins also pitches a Marquam Gulch tunnel proposal aiming to connect counties, boost markets, housing, and business growth despite a projected cost up to two million dollars.
Better Help Than Hinder Blessing of a Helping Smile
Poem-like verse urging aid over obstruction and light over gloom. Emphasizes cheerful, proactive kindness, sharing burdens, and trust. The speaker praises giving support, lightening others’ loads, and choosing positive action over cynicism or delay.
Tualatin Tunnel Plan Heads To City Vote
Portland city measures a special election on June 5 to decide funding and approval of a Tualatin tunnel project linking Portland with the valley. Commissioner Pering spearheads the plan with bonds to be issued if voters back the reconstruction effort. Previous estimates reached 1.5 million dollars, now likely higher due to labor and material costs.
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Council Crest
Portland
Punlatin Valey
Pering
Tualatin
Banda
Tualatine Tunnel
Pleasant surprise welcomes Tacoma couple at Smith Avenue home
Mrs. J. M. Palmer hosts a family gathering from Thursday to Sunday for her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jay G. Lewis of Tacoma Washington. Relatives from 618 N Central and 1816 Oregonian Ave join in meals and a musical concert by William Palmer and daughters Dito and Ruth at 625 N Smith Ave before the Lewis departure to East Bank Depot.
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J. M. Palmer
Jay G. Lewis
Tacoma
Wash
N. Smith Ave
Nar Gatton
Central Ave
Wm. Palmer
Oregonian Ave
Dito
Ruth
Rosent
L. M. Palmer
William Palmer
Estie C. Powell
Alice
Mra
Earl Gatton
Georgiana
del Cox
Marie
Del
Harry Moreness
Killingworth Ave
Neice
N. Smith Avenue
Lewis
Eorth Bank
East St. Johns
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Turkey
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Public Welfare Bureau
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Marquam Gulch
Rana Rall
Michigan
Ana
L. Cyrus
Princeton Street
Columbia
Auto Express
Price Mike Goarcke
PF. L. White
Syracuse St
C. L. Dearlove
Haven St
Joseph McChesney
M.D
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Hudson
Bonham & Currier
Georgia
Kellogg Street
Mary
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Gabriel Pullin
Disphram Neewhing
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Teta Quartettes
Vhawe Columbte
Frank A. Rice
Nanatin
Pan Stair Dod Wehelen Sie Soe
Pulemus
Ramats
Savemie Fen Wil Wwele
Palit
Elmer Sneed
Violin Instruction Studio
Syracuse
Columbria Tilt
Bertha C. Burdick
Royal Academy of Music
London
Hodge St
Ala
Perkins & Bailey Lawyers
HH. Hohn
Maningata Security
Ewart P. Borden
BAZ A. ci
Jean
Dr.Jones
Calder Chiropractors
Jersey Street
Columbia Spy Res
Columbia Tage
F. P. Schultze
Ventunula Bank
L. F. Pickens
Lewis Caldwell
Babe
Schuh
Leal
Cultelen
Laie
Rutting
Burlington
Davis
Philadelphia
Hallie
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