Rates and suffrage talk in national capital news
In Washington a proposed postage rate overhaul limits weights per class and dates set for March 16 1914. President Wilson is urged to support women suffrage, with congressional action and possible investigations into lobby activity and McDermott expulsion calls. Senate plans long currency debate days while public health and river projects loom.
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Cotareele
Esomining Books
Arraigna
Howse
MacDonald
Michigan
McDermott
National Association of Manufacturers
San Francisco
Public Health Service
Dairymen Seek Profitable Cattle Breed for Cheese Making
Read results from the Fairview Cheese Factory experiment led by cheese maker Mr. Tinner. The study compares cattle breeds to determine the most profitable for milk used in cheese, noting limitations from seasonal milk quality and testing conditions.
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Tillanock
Fairview
Tinner
Pennant dispute at Tillamook High School heats up
The Tillamook High School pennant controversy drew sharp intraclass sparks last week with the Faculty Freshmen and Juniors clashing over school authority and ownership. The Faculty argued pennant integrity is essential to student honor while Freshmen and Juniors traded claims over possession and payment, ending with a brief summary of the dispute.
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Lughelle
Beir
Erwin Schmneke
Stellanovne
Verne Haine
Tommy Coates
St. Johns
Gresham
Tillamook
Tillampook
Gresham's
Moore
Wacho
Port Expenditure Ledger and Local Debate Summary
Financial statement of Bay Ocean Port shows expenditures including legal services, travel, printing, and clerical costs. The report lists numerous recipients such as Webster Holmes and M J O'Donnell, totaling 1717.87 with 295.65 refunds and 2.92 receipts, amid school and community committee notes and a December debate outcome in Tillamook.
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Webter Holmes
Webster Holmes
Salem
Ore
Triad
Ben W. Qlcott
M. J. O'Donnell
Tillamook Hay
Welater Holmes
Circuit Supreme
Atty's
Handley & Johnson Court
KF. C. Baker
Supreme Court
Ruth Holmes
E. C. Lockwood
M. J. C Donnell
James Christensen
Complete rout of Huerta’s federal army reaches border
The Huerta federal army is routed in northern Mexico as generals flee toward the border. Civilians and deserters from Chihuahua City reach Ojitaga opposite Presidio after an eight day desert crossing with scarce food and water. Commanders Salvador Mercado Pascual Orozco Antonio Rojas Marcelo Caraveo and others lead the retreat.
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Iesidlo
Tex
Huertas Federal
Mexico
Forasfety
Ojitaga
Mex
Presidio
Chihuahua City
Salvador Mercado
Huerta
Pascual Orozco
Antonio Rojas
Marcelo Caraveo
Ynee Salazar
Government officials discuss farming pricing and fuel shifts
YT N Carver of the U S Department of Agriculture says farmers would gain better prices with a uniform grading plan that cuts middlemen profits. The annual report hints at abandoning coal for naval fuel, favoring oil. Secretary Daniels reports saving about 760000 on battleship contracts by trimming estimates and purchases.
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N. Carver
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Secretaary
Navy
Daniels
Oregon Adopts Wage Rules for Women Workers
The industrial welfare commission in Oregon issues a ruling on wages hours and conditions for women in industry and commerce after a state wide conference. It sets a minimum weekly wage 8.25 for general workers and 6 for apprentices, capes hours at 34 per week and restricts working after 8:40 p m for mercantile laundry and manufacturing women. The ruling applies for 60 days. Delights at Samara drug store.
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Portland
Oregon
Industrial Welfare Commission
Conference
Idaho Boys Win Hog Contest at Pacific International Live
Nearly 900 entries attended the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland Oregon opening Monday at the Union Stockyards Corinne led in judging and fat hog classes Corinne agricultural college Idaho University team posted a high score and won first prize Washington State College placed third Oregon entries followed with notable showings
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Idaho
Oregon
Portland
Pacific ‘International
Portland Union Stockyards
Corinne
Ldato
Univerelty
Ciyeson Agricultural College
Washington State College
No More Veal on Hotel Menu Sparks Oregon Resolution
Oregon hotel keepers plan to stop serving veal to lower beef costs if the state hotel association resolution is carried out. In Texas floods, a disaster tally rose to 160 dead across several counties, with many victims among farm workers.
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Fortune
Oregon
Oregon State Hotel
Texas
Hotumion
Cevere
Montgomery Ward Dies at 70 in Chicago
Montgomery Ward pioneer of math order merchandising died in Chicago from pneumonia at age seventy. His innovations shaped retail mail order and catalog selling. Ward built a fortune and expanded the firm into a national presence.
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Montgomery Ward
Ward
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Senate
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Tillamook High School
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cApenece
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Buyocean
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Francisco Vil Iereba
Mexico City
Ojinaga
Samara’ Drug Store
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