No Petitions Filed for Salem City Primary
Salem voters will face a blank ballot at the November 1 primaries as no petitions were filed by the 30 day deadline. City Recorder Vigin discovered a law requiring filing 30 days before the election, and none have been submitted despite petitions circulating.
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Attorney General Crawford Takes Case Against Wages Commission
Crawford to defend the min wage commission in a case brought to restrain enforcement of the order regulating wages of women in factories. He plans to travel to Portland to confer with the municipality about the case testing the constitutionality of the commission’s creation.
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Helen
Crawford
Portland
First Annual Kiddiel Barbecue Attracts County Wide Hobbyists
State officials and expert rifle shooters led Southern Oregon sportsmen and valley farmers at the Kiddiel Barbecue. Red and Gun Club docks hosted the roast with salmon barbecue. Public schools adjourned at noon so students could join the festivities.
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Hiddle
Oregon
Ore discovery halts Siskiyou highway survey work
Assistant State Highway Engineer Kittridge s gang found a three foot gold ledge during survey work for a permanent highway over the Siskiyous. The excitement stopped operations for the day as D Walters, a crew member, returned to Medford with ore described by local mining men as high grade.
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Siskiyous
Kittridge
D. Walters
Protest Over Opening of 300000 Acres Lands
Eastern Oregon residents protested plans to open about 300000 acres from Paulina and Deschutes national forests to settlement. Representative Sinnott appealed to Land Commissioner Tullman, who said a decision will come in about two weeks and may follow the usual pattern of opening lands with a date for entry 20 days later.
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Oregon
Paulina and
Deachutes N National Forests
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Tullman
Unusual Doughnut-Shaped Tomato Marks Cottage Grove
A tomato grown by G W Sheary in Cottage Grove resembles a doughnut with a hole in the center. The fruit contains the seed cavity at its core and shows a seam-like line around its circumference. In Klamath Falls Library debate continues over a remonstrance tied to the Carnegie library project. Dufur reports a bumper apple harvest with high quality and strong color.
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G. W. Sheary
Klamath Falla
War on Squirrels Starts
Unusual efforts target squirrels and other pests harming crepe trees and young walnut and filbert orchards amid a broader effort to protect crops and reduce damage.
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Tillamook Dairy Associations Plan Historic Convention
The Oregon Butter and Cheese Makers and the Oregon Dairymen’s Association will hold a four day convention in Tillamook City October 27–30. Delegates will discuss dairy quality, factory inspections, milk yield, and dairy development with speakers from state and national offices. round trip rail rates from Portland up to four dollars. A banquet at Hotel Tillamook on Tuesday evening will feature local fare and speeches.
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Ugene
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Tillamook
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Durymen
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Hilleboro
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T. S. Townsend
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L. P. Holgereen
Junction City
BH. Ziemer
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Hutter
Adam Schmelzer
Guy M. Lambert
U.S. Dairy Division
Carl Haberlach
Tillamook Commercial Club
J H Dunstan
Tillamook County Fair Association
J. M. Dickson
Shedds
Oreron Dairymen’s Association
W. H. Lytle
Salem
James Withycomb
Corvallis
Oregon Experiment Station
Roy Graven
Dairy Dept
Oregon Agr College
T. D. Seckwith
Oregon Agri. College
Shrock
Barr
J. D. Mickle
Gary
Carlton
Grant Dimmick
Oregon City
H. T. French
Kerron
Filipino Slavery Opposition Ties to Wilson Appointments
Washington state that President Wilson’s four native Filipino appointees to the Filipino commission face Senate denial until assurances are given they will combat slavery in the islands. Senator Borah vows to block confirmation without a firm stance. The Philippines responds via Governor General Harrison with a cable resolution affirming the right to freedom and recognizing independence.
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Wilson
Senate
Philippines
Harrison
Cable
Philippine Assembly
Idaho Should Follow West Coast on Irrigation and Immigration
F H Newell director of the reclamation service urged Idaho to join Oregon and Washington to finish irrigation projects and direct more immigration to the northwest. Illinois Fifth District Supreme Court results show Craig 17694 votes, Puterbaugh 14056, Shay 9128. Twenty U.S. soldiers die and about 100 injured in a Mobile & Ohio train wreck at Meridian Mississippi with 179 officers and men aboard.
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Meridian
Miss
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Company 17
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