Review of Oregon Legislature Appropriations and Reforms
The Oregon Legislature faces a busy early session with appropriations totaling 426 200 sought for rural credits and various expenses. Bills aim to consolidate state offices and create a rural credit administration, while others address taxation notices, care of dependents, feeble minded commitment, and drivers under intoxication. The session weighs costs, constitutional limits, and potential reforms amid partisan debate.
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Anderson
Senate
House
Howe
Itle
State Game and Far Commission
Shanks
Wheeler County
Hinl
Banks
Kay
Land Board
State Board of Education
State Board of Textbook Commissioners
Board of Higher
Fragmented 1919 era dispatches mix global events and bans
A garbled news wire summary reports Governor Kendrick submitting prohibition to Wyoming voters, a Prt Myer escort incident, Germany withdrawing charges against Vopicka, and Hitter orders for reservists home. It notes Wisconsin rising to new temperance discourse, Bankhead liquor advertising ban, blue sky securites rulings, and a Brazilian Danish steamer firing on a fort while seeking provisions and explosives. a chaotic, multi-entity snapshot.
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Kendrick
Wyoming
Wilson Tes
Prt Myer
Germany
Ageinst Minater Vopicka
Kiuminia
Serbia
Hulgaria
State
Hitter
Armerica
Wisconsin
Keony
Union
William J. Dryan
Madison
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Ohio
Michigan
South Dakota
Poindexter Introduces Suffrage Bill in Washington
Senator Poindexter of Washington introduces a constitutional woman suffrage amendment. The measure blocks voting denial based on race sex or color, seeking to guarantee universal eligibility in elections.
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Latier Fy Wal Jowee
Marton
Grepgen
Eenate
Benator Wiltue
Hod Shiver
Hovryman
Ork
Oregon
Oragin
Merce
Poindexter
Washington
Americans Petition To Exit Syria Palestine Through Constantinople
More than 100 Americans petition Ambassador El Kun in Constantinople requesting evacuation from Syria and Palestine amid turmoil. The message marks growing concern among U.S. nationals abroad and calls for safe repatriation.
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Americana
Washington
Ambancador Elkun
Constantinople
Syria
Palestine
Bryan Opposes Wilson Plan in Madison Interview
William Jennings Bryan calls the president's message a sound appeal to peace yet opposes joining a European peace movement. He argues Americans would not concede military control to an international council or allow others to dictate war timing.
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Madison, Wis
Wir
William Jennings Bryan
Europe
Admiral Dewey Buried in Nation’s Farewell
Thousands line streets as Admiral George Dewey lies in state and is buried at Arlington National Cemetery after private home rites and a Capitol service. President, Supreme Court, cabinet, and diplomatic corps attend the solemn tribute with a military procession.
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Washington
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Artington National Cemetery
Capitol
Supreme Court
Cabinet
Senate
House
Diplomatic Corps
Wotatia Company
Bid & Large
Haval Foreas
Aviingtan
Oregon Lumber sale ties up 4 million deal
The Oregon Lumber Company bought most of the Dulois Amber Company holdings for about 4 million dollars, spanning 36000 acres across Columbia Clatsop Tillamook and Washington counties. President Wilson addressed the Senate proposing a concert of power for world peace and U S participation, while Wall Street faced a leak inquiry. Over 25000 National Guardsmen on the Mexican border are ordered home, leaving 45000 to 60000 on duty. Four nominees for the Shipping Board were confirmed: Denman Baker White Brent. Donald awaits confirmation amid progressive Republican opposition.
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Portland
Oregon
Oregon Lumber Company
Dultois
Tiberland
Columbia
Clatsop
Tillamook
Washington
Audh
United States
Senate
Wall Street
House Rules Committee
New York
Wilson
Stock Exchange
Thomas W. Lanson
Funston
Federal
Border Patrol
Pershing
Mexico
Shipping Board
William Denman
San Francisco
Bernard N. Baker
Baltimore
James &. White
Kansas City
Theodore Brent
New Orleans
Federal Shipping Board
John A. Donald
Missing aviators rescued after eight day desert trek
After eight days wandering the Sonora desert, Lt. Col. Harry G. Bishop and Lt. W. A. Robertson, both U.S. Army aviators missing last week, were found alive by a search party from the Cornelia Copper Company about 30 miles south of the Mexican border. One was too weak to be moved.
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Wellton
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