Governor Chamberlain Opens Campaign In Oregon Speech
Governor Chamberlain praised St Johns at Bickner's hall on April 28 in a strong opening for his U S Senate bid. He touted Oregon's rapid growth, progressive laws, and support for river and harbor work, tax reform, and veterans pensions while denouncing past corrupt legislative elections. His delivery drew praise from supporters and skeptics alike.
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Chamberlain
St. Johns
Bickner's Hall
United States
Oregon
Band travels to Ashland for triennial Modern Woodmen meet
The M W A band went to Ashland on Monday for the triennial state Modern Woodmen convention. Players praised Baker City’s hospitality, expect similar treatment in Ashland, plan to return Thursday, with Frank Chipman and George Chaffee possibly staying longer.
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M. W.A
Ashland
Baker City
Frank Chipman
George Chaffee
Frank
George
St. Johns
Mr. A
Advertising drives toilet article sales in a department store
A New York department store executive notes six similar toilet articles with identical quality. He says consumers buy the top ad product as much as all others combined, while the other five sell in line with advertising, with any quality advantage going to poorer sellers.
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New York
New York Herald
Doings of the City Council in fourth session
The council met with all members present. They granted a 20 day extension on Polk street and deferred a request to establish genties on streets within bounded section. An adjourned meeting was set for next Monday night to continue plans including Kellogg street grade and sidewalk work.
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Polk Street
Dobie
W. Davider
Goodrich & Good‘rich
Fessenden
Richmond
Jersey
City Hall
Tryon
Drayman Wilcox
Fessenden Street
Edison
Decatur
Windle
Health and Police Committee
French Block
Billato
Kellogg Street
Hunter
M. Keeney
Richmond Street
Tacoma Street
Brice
Pascal Hill
Philadelphia
Ivanhoe Street
Black
St. Johns
Billy Windle
Street Committee
Jersey Street
Billy
Jupiter Pluvius
University Control and Plutocracy Debate Rages On
A column argues private universities are beholden to wealthy donors and corporate interests. It cites Brown, Chicago, Stanford and Wisconsin figures, recounting expulsions for challenging trusts and urging people to defend state universities against millionaire influence.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
Benjamin Andrews
Brown University
Lily
Veblen
Chicago
John J. Rockefeller
Harper
University
Ely
Stanford
R.A. Ross
Standard Oil
Brown
Standard Oi
Chancellor Day
Sone University
Jurgen
Preece
Rockefeller
University of 601
Allen
Eaton
Palwer Ant Walker
Linn County
State University
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Richard Shepard & CO
D. C. Rogers
Tarquins
M.L. Holbrook
C. B. Bailey
St. Johns Land Co
East St. Johns
Peninsula
Columbia Boulevard
O. I. & N. Railroad
Holbrook
Clark & Wilson Lumber Co
Linnton, Oregon
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