Supreme Court ruling funds sheriff expenses for bootlegger hunts
The Supreme Court funds reimbursement to Sheriff Homar for expenses incurred in pursuing criminals, including bootleggers, after the County Court failed to audit claims. The decision allows $325 monthly expenses and $208 for gallery work, with two disputed auto hire items over a prisoner return and a search for a dangerous fugitive.
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Homar Haw
Supreme ‘Court
County Court J
Supreme Court
Mandanum
Sherif Homner
Heriff
Walla Walla
Waxh
Avhoun
Umatilla County
Vanderpool
Pacific Telephone Rate Upheld By Commission
The Oregon public service commission upholds the original order granting higher rates for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph. Rehearing requests from Portland and the Oregon Telephone Federation were denied as evidence insufficient to change the initial decision. Hearings last summer, with increases ranging from 2 to 200 percent, affected multiple service cases.
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Salem
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Public Service Commision
Portland
Oregon Telephone Federation
Commission
Washington debaters press four power treaty details
Washington discussions on the four power pacific treaty unfold amid committee strife and a push for full information. Senators seek negotiation records while Harding notes most talks were recordless, delaying ratification efforts.
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Washington, D. C
Foxdora
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Gennte
Marding
Toadere
Harding
Tax rate rises in 1646 mills county assessment
The county tax rate increases this year from 15.6 to 16.4 mills due to lower state valuation on public utilities. Property valuation stands at 58,237,757.97 dollars, with assessments unchanged for other lands.
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Hirwhs
State Tax Commission
Pendleton Hosts District Basketball Tournament Action
Pendleton hosts a March 10 11 district basketball tournament with three teams and potential fourth to decide the title. Teams include Pendleton Athena Heppner and possibly Condon with Athena having eliminated others earlier. Officials Sat Hadley and James faced objections over permitting eliminated teams to play, while local road and funding talks with federal and state officials continued alongside highway plans for Elgin Weston Union Umatilla routes.
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Pendleton
Elgin-Weston Road
Oregon
Athena
Heppner
Condon
Pendleton Wau Dexirous
Sdes
Hadley
James
Suplarintendent
Pandheton
Theerateroen Chonin
Borletke
Whittink
Roy Penland
Vielix
Mountain Seed Potatoes Sell At Sixty Dollars Per Ton
Mountain seed potatoes fetch sixty dollars per ton for certified seed, with contracted stock moving at 50 to 40 pounds per ton fob Weston. Spokane county farm bureau plans to pool seed potatoes for sale in Yakima valley, aiming at firm prices and market-wide demand for Weston Mountain’s upcoming crop.
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Werton
Srood
Spokane County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Eax
Yakima Valley
Weston Mountain
Will Sudot March by yom March 4
Unclear OCR fragment notes a date around March 4 and a name Will Sudot with a symbol for cents. Lacks context, details, or identifiable event or location to form a complete news item.
Pendleton institute event noted with students and leaders
Report from Pendleton describes attendees at a local institute session on Saturday. Notable participants include Hasler Mia Drak and Mrs Mauler guiding activities while Sam Hudgens handles a ceremonial task. The piece highlights safety and orderly conduct throughout the event.
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Sipermemmueny Samuley
Co Hasler
Mia Drak
Na Shoolx
Trackers Institute
Pendleton
Mra. Maaler
Sam Hudgens
Veay
Dying Youth Reported After Bowel Operation
Clyde DeGraw son of Mr and Mrs G DeGraw Weston was reported this morning to be in a dying condition at Walla Walla after a marginal operation for removal of a loop in the bowel. He overexerted himself trying to divert a flood that recently overran yards and filled cellars in the lower town. The operation was performed Tuesday with three surgeons in attendance. His parents and Mr and Mrs Sim J Culley are at his bedside. Red Cross meeting urged by Mrs G L Smith of Umbulla County urges Athena residents to meet next Tuesday at 1:30 sharp for a conference on contributing to the disabled service men in government hospitals. Basketball game Athena versus Hermiston postponed due to road conditions and will be rescheduled.
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B. M. Smitth
Partners’ Bank of Weston
Portland
Weston Commercial Club
Weston Mountain Commmunity Club
Mr. Smith
Deleienlon
Sehanhep
Commivataner
Bonn
Hitner
K. G. Warner
Jumop.Tohna Sr
Hy He Akiveh
Mr. Sherman
Schannep
Sherman
Umatilla
Grint
A. Barnes
J. Caldy
FE. M. Binich
Union-Umatilla
Weston
Weston Mountain
Amatillo County
Tos County
Dr. Smith
Pendiston
Apankeing
Oregon
Smith
Washington
Idaho
J. Smith
City Club
Clyde DeGraw
G. DeGraw
Walle Walla
Joop
Walla Walla
Sind Mra
Sim J. Culley
RED Cross
G.7l Smith
Umbulla County
Red Croup
Pendleton
Athena
Early Action On Bonus Not Likely In Congress
Washington report says final passage of a soldier bonus is not expected for two to three months. President Harding advised Congress to consider tax options, with House and Senate committees split on postponing the bonus. Agricultural leaders oppose new taxes and seek alternative measures. some Democratic blocs back higher levies but party leaders favor quick action to address the bonus.
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Washington
D. C
Songrens
Harding
Congress
Representative Fordney
House
Senate
Downing
Pordnay
Wwayo and Manne Committee
McQumber
Wanate Tinan
Tré
Nate
Thik Levy
Theo Wee
Marketing Bill Signed Affects Farmers and Cooperatives
Washington DC President Hardin signed the Capper Volstead cooperative marketing bill. It exempts farmer cooperatives from Sherman Antitrust law and allows profits from 60 operating associations to be distributed to stockholders. The measure was championed by Senator Capper and Representative Volstead and supported by farm groups. The administration directs it through the Agriculture Finance Corporation. In Oregon, the state penitentiary population rose to 445, a new peak after a 42 month rise.
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Washington, D. C
Eagallen Co-Operative Ansorla
Farmera
Hardin
Agricultural Bloc
Fonator Copper
Sanatory Mo Nary
Oregon
Oregon Penitentiary
Oregon State Penitentiary
Uncle Joe Cannon to Retire from Congress
Representative Joseph G Cannon of the 18th district announces retirement after a long career in the House. The veteran lawmaker says he will not seek re election, ending a tenure that spans many years and significant legislative battles.
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Joe” Cannan
Washington, D. C
Joseph O. Cannon
Ulinale
War era yesteryear riff riffs on Mildred’s attire
A fragmentary diary styled note questions Mildred’s wartime service and the costs of keeping her in clothes. The text hints at a judge and a speaker debating values and budgets during a referenced conflict.
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Mildred
Ayia
County Republican Committee Meets in Pendleton Banquet
Pendleton hosts Saturday meetings of the County Republican Central Committee as members organize for the coming primary campaign. No candidates were formally named, but several prospective runs are noted, including Frank Sloan, S A Miller, Roy Ritner, Colon Aberhardt, B P Dodd, and others. discussions touch on party economy and the convention system versus modifications.
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Republican Central Committee
Pendleton
W. D. McNary
Bant Oregonian
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
5. A. Miller
Milton
LA. Temple
Activites
Roy Ritner
Senate
Colon B. Aberhardt
Umatilla
Morrow
B. P. Dodd
Herton
Condor
Heppner
Te Durning
Lowell Rogers
J. O. Halon
Adams
Louin J. Bean
Bean
Oregon
Illness Tied to Winter Trip Leads To Hospitalization
Mrs C F Wood wife of Dr Wood a dentist and missionary worker in California is seriously ill from nervous collapse believed caused by exposure during a winter overland trip from California to Pendleton. She recently entered Walla Walla hospital but fled the facility Friday night prompting a search. She was found Saturday at her sister Mrs Crawford's home in Pendleton.
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C. Reunasan
Stayfield
Pendleton
Pred Bennion
Hennion
Maamusseo
C. F. Wood
Wood
Guntur
David T. Stone
Meru Casper Woodward
California
Walla Walla Hospital
Caze
DrpGrapp
Pendleton Fines Imposed for Killing Deer Out of Season
Carl Daft and Lonard Galante were fined 100 dollars each in Justice Joe Hy Parkes court after Deputy Game Warden W. H. Albee and Agent Glenn Bushee charged them with deer killing out of season. Venison and hides were found at the men’s North Park home near Menah am station. Deer were observed feeding nearby according to Albee.
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Pendleton
Carl, Daft
Lonard Galante
Joe Hy Parkes
W. H. Albee
Sencral
Glenn Bushee
North Park
Menaham Station
Albeo
Roads Return to Passable Condition Amid Flood Damages
After floods downgraded many routes, county highways show improved passages. Officials report roads once blocked are now passable with repairs underway on isolated damage.
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Zooth
Pacific
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Hawaii
Kiinues
Shariff Hows
United States
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Sharif
Sharif Til Taylor
T Wo
Preewater
FR. Plummer
Peoplong State Bank of Walla Walla
Chorsen
Bank of Freewater
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Rowe
Oregon State Bank Examiner
Hastern Oragon
Lefty
Daves
Baker
Peneton
Betwen Athena
Herminton
Farm Bloc
C.F. Wood
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