Washington Day Measure Upheld by Supreme Court
The Washington Supreme Court upheld the prohibition law unanimously and affirmed the initiative and referendum amendment. The decision, the longest ever filed in the state, addresses objections to direct legislation and clarifies interstate commerce and medical dispensing questions in relation to the act.
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Olmypis
Wash
Washington
Supreme Court
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Ee E. Markikind
Elif
RB. Holcomb
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M.A. Hillerton
Webb Kenyon
Aica
Ascan Fights Bags State St Washington DC in heated debate
Incongruan over the administration’s conduct of defense, Senator Toke and Senator Lodge press for a full investigation into Great Britain's trade interferences. The report recalls a child’s body found in the harbor and recounts a dramatic rescue at sea involving Captain C Row and Mate Cuta of the Airdate fishing launch during a storm near South Bend Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Toke
Great Britain
Lodge
Pontral Lipa
Samean
Massachusetts
German Consulate Attache Indicted On Two Counts
Baron George Wilhelm von Brincken, a German consulate attaché in San Francisco, detective C. C. Crowley, and Mrs. Margaret W. Cornell were indicted by the U S grand jury on two counts each. The counts allege conspiracy to interfere with interstate and foreign commerce and use of force to incite assassination. Bail set at 6000 for each count. defendants to appear in court as warrants issue.
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San Francisco
George Wilshelm von Brincken
C. C. Crowley
Margaret W. Cornell
Crowley
United States
Grand Jury
Coun
Olanioner
Baron ‘von Brlaiben
Crowely
Carothers Faces Mexico Tension as State Agent Questioned
George C. Carother s, a special agent of the state department with the VIE Hinta forces, may add to U S difficulties in Mexico. General Oheapon protests to General Cer vainga claiming Carother s is dangerous to the de facto government's tranquillity. Hay posted bail at 10400, Mrs Cornell at 1000, tied to an indictment with unclear details.
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George C. Carothers
State Department
VIE Hinta
United States
Mexico
Alvaro Oheapon
Cervainga
Carothors
Income figures show rich states Oregon Washington
The annual internal revenue report lists Oregon and Washington residents with high incomes. One Oregon person earns 300,000 to 400,000 yearly, another 150,000 to 200,000, many between 75,000 and 100,000, and others up to 876,000. Washington lists incomes from 60,000 up to 800,000, with multiple earners in the 85,000 to 100,000 range.
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Washington
Oregon
Scien
Arabs Beaten by British Near Sinai Engagement
A Cairo official statement reported a clash near Matruh on the Sinai Peninsula where Arabs attacked by a British reconnoitering force suffered casualties. The dispatch noted 16 British killed or wounded and 18 men wounded. The battle follows broader wartime actions unsettling many regions.
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Cairo
Egypt
One
Reuter
Saturny
Matrah
U S Sends Pert Note to Austria Over Ancona Liner
Washington reports the United States has sent a strict note to Austria Hungary regarding the Ancona incident. It demands assurances of safety for Americans, asks for punishment for the submarine commander, and seeks to prevent future attacks. Officials say the note, approved by President Wilson, is concise and firm as tensions rise over submarine warfare in the Mediterranean.
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United States
Austria-Hungary
Noes Paige
Tha Bourne
Kallen
Ancona
Fon
Penfield Iat
Orca
Jater
Barov
Torma
Lanting
Wilson
Lusitania
Mediterranea
Eax
Sonatant
Reorg
Newport
Wiatton
Artington
Dormia
Thoos
Half Ton of Pork Condemned at City Market
A farmer A Blatt sent a half ton of pork to Constantine's market in Clackamas county. The meat arrived March 1 and was condemned after a health inspector found it diseased. State Food and Dairy Commissioner Britt Hiying will investigate the Blatt case amid Portland tri chNosia concerns and four fatalities.
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Constantine
A. Blatt
Clackamas
Oregon High Schools Grow Across State In Wake Of Reforms
The article reports Oregon's expanding high school system, listing districts and towns from Marshfield to The Dalles. It notes state funds and standardized costs, with a push to prepare students through four-year programs, libraries, and equipment amid rising demand. It also mentions water power experiments and efficiency insights, including kite-based communication tests and energy waste concerns.
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State Department of Educaion Haa
Welles
Teather Decision Is Due On Rules Contention
Supreme Court is asked to decide if local boards may set rules or if the state must approve. Mrs Richards case before Circuit Judge Morrow and Portland School Board seen as pivotal. Pendleton Census estimates hint at city growth and tax implications. Klamath Falls reports high quality wheat judged near Sperry and Pillsbury milling standards. Harvest notes report Frewwater apples gathered across regions.
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Silom — Waower Venool Dimietet
Supreme Court
Mira
Heer
Supreme
Morrow
Richards
Klamath
Klamath Falls
Klamath County
Power in Japan: The great dictator of the legal system
The article portrays Xiehiro Hiraruma as the supreme authority in Japan's justice system. A fifty year old veteran, he joined the justice department in 1884 and became chief procurator in 1938, wielding unmatched influence in the courts.
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Jopoa
Carnation
Aupreme Court
Xiehiro Hiraruma
Kywlorm
Man
Department of Justices
Wass
Ehief
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