Oregon Supreme Court永久 disbarment for Joseph and Mannix
The Oregon Supreme Court ordered permanent disbarment of George W. Joseph and three-year disbarment for Tomas Mannix after referees had recommended it. Justice Bean dissented on Joseph’s harsher outcome and on Mannix’s proposed suspension. Joseph, a governor nominee, attacked the court. Mannix filed the action against him, sparking a courtroom feud. Joseph had ran on a platform of free press and free speech in the May 16 Republican gubernatorial primary.
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Salem
Oregon Supreme Court
George W. Joseph
Tomas Mannix
Portland
Supreme Court
Joseph
Mannix
Justice Bean
Harry Belt
Rand
United States
Justice Rand
Rossman
Democrats Plan Rally in Pendleton For June Fifth
Democrats in Umatilla County announce a rally to be held in Pendleton on June 5 at 8 p m. Henry J Taylor says all Democratic voters, candidates and precinct committee men will be invited. With two legislative nominees and statewide enthusiasm for a Democratic governor bid local Democrats seek candidates for vacant ballot spots in the district.
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Umatilla County
Pendleton
Henry J. Taylor
O D O Club Elects Officers and Plans Picnic
Mrs Jesse Gordon hosted the O D O club with thirteen members present. Guests included Mrs Haynes of Emmelaw Wash Miss Marjorie Booker of Walla Walla and Miss Lois Smith. Officers elected for the year are Dora Swant president Hazel Stewart vice president Charlotte Dickenson secretary-treasurer and Grace Catron reporter. The group set an annual picnic for Sunday June 8 at Cold Springs with refreshments served by Hazel Stewart and the hostess.
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Jesse Gordon
O. D. O. Club
Haynes
Emmelaw
Wash
Marjorie Booker
Walla Walla
Lois Smith
Dora Swant
Hazel Stewart
Charlotte Dickenson
Grace Catron
Cold Springs
Dancing Recital by Miss Menefee Pupils At High School
Last Friday evening the dancing pupils of Miss Emily Menefee presented two recitals at the high school auditorium. A fair crowd attended and about eighty dollars was raised by the Camp Fire girls. After expenses, approximately forty dollars will be shared among the Wauna, Obyala and Bluebird groups.
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Emily Menefee
Miss Menefee
Camp Fire
Wauna
Obyala
Bluebird
Bull Run Reserve Seen Invaluable for City Water Supply
Portland officials dispute land title and timber value at Bull Run watershed. Fred M. Randlett, former Portland water bureau chief engineer, argues timber safeguards water flow and river runoff, urging a policy to prevent timber removal for profit whether land is owned by city or federal government.
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Portland
Bull Run
Fred M. Randlett
Portland Water Bureau
Robert W. Hunt Company
Inspection Engineers
San Francisco
Mann
Randlett
United States
Senate
Senate forms special committee to study wildlife resources
A United States Senate special committee is appointed to investigate replacement and conservation of wildlife including aquatic and bird life. It aims to determine methods and legislation, will call witnesses under oath, and expect a report by the next Congress. The study spans game reservations, sanctuaries, migratory birds, fisheries, seal and fur industries, and involves multiple federal agencies and state departments.
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Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Senate
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Mene Survey
Commissioners of
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Commerce
Two Road Projects Set for Approval in June
County Judge I M Schannep announced bids will be opened in Portland June 4 5 and 6 before W H Lynch district engineer for the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. Projects include grading Pendleton John Day highway from Dale Grant county north and from Ukiah south down Camas creek and surfacing the McDougal Camp Toll Gate section of Weston Elgin road. Federal aid will be used with state and county funds.
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W. H. Lynch
Portland
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
I. M. Schannep
Pendleton-John Day
Dale
Grant County
Ukiah South
Camas Creek
McDougal Camp
Weston-Elgin
Governor Norblad Rumored to Dismiss Sawyer from Highway Board
Salem reports circulated that Governor Norblad may dismiss Bend judge Robert W. Sawyer from the state highway commission and appoint M. J. Lynch of Redmond as his successor Lynch currently serves on the state game commission, named by the late Governor Patterson.
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Salem
Norblad
Robert W. Sawyer
Bend
State Highway Commission
M. J. Lynch
Redmond
H. B. van Dozer
State Game Commission
Patterson
Sale of Angling Licenses Progressing Among Residents
State game commission reports rapid sales of angling licenses to residents while non residents lag due to bad weather. As conditions improve tourist purchases are expected to rise.
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State Game Commission
Tax Abatement Question For Stanfield District
Umatilla county court weighs abating state and county taxes on Stanfield lands to let the irrigation district gain title for a settlement program. Foreclosure actions may yield 3000 to 4000 acres if taxes are abated. otherwise the county might take over. A Monday hearing followed prior petitions from supporters and opponents, with DA Proebster to study legal points before a decision.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Stanfield
Court House
Stanfield District
John Kilenney
Pendleton Chamber of Commerce
James Hoskins
Hoskins
Proebster
Wheeler Weds of Interest to Athena Friends
The marriage of C.8 Wheeler of Pendleton to Mrs. Ethel Sharkey of Portland was solemnized in Portland this week at Grace Memorial Episcopal Church. Rev. Oswald Taylor officiated. Mrs. Sharkey formerly Miss Ethel Swaggart, a Pendleton girlhood niece of the late Mrs. C.5 Wheeler and Mrs. W. F. Matlock. Mr. Wheeler, a pioneer Pendleton photographer, hosted the couple as they visited Pendleton afterward.
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Wheeler
Athena
Pendleton
Ethel Sharkey
Portland
Grace Memorial Episcopal Church
Oswald Taylor
Sharkey
Ethel Swaggart
C. 5. Wheeler
W. F. Matlock
Street Car Sends Deputy Prosecutor to Death in Seattle
Albert P. Stark Jr., 28, King county deputy prosecuting attorney, was fatally injured when struck by a southbound street car near Lake Union. He had ridden with two companions to board a boat for a weekend cruise and stepped back onto the tracks just as the car approached. Witnesses said the operator did not sound a warning bell. Stark died en route to a hospital.
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Seattle
Albert P. Stark, Jr
King County
Lake Union
Stark
Annual Missionary Tea at Mrs. Jenkins Home
The Christian Missionary society hosts its annual Silver Tea on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jenkins' home on 4th Street. The event features an excellent program and promises to be a splendid social gathering for attendees.
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Ladies of the Christian Missionary Society
Janeth
Three Test Pilots Die As Bromley Monoplane Crashes
In a crash at Muroc Dry Lake the City of Tacoma II, a Bromley monoplane, plunged after a gust tipped the right wing. Test pilot H W Catlin was fatally burned. Bromley’s third ship in a year ended in flame after takeoff from Three Dry Lake.
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Maroc
Cal
Tacoma
H. W. Catlin
Wash
Tokyo
Harold Bromley
Muroe Dry Lake
Catlin
Jaimes
Burbank
Muroc
Bromley
Little Desert
Japan
Herbert Fahy
Fahy
Detroit
Bean planting wraps at Mcbride Bros farm on Eagle Creek
The Leader notes bean planting finished Friday at the Fickhoff Farm Froducta plant on Eagle Creek with 250 acres sown. Additional reads list 240 acres on Rich Thompson ranch 120 on the Bell estate 400 on Will Kirk 45 on Marty McBride and Marion Hansell's upland holdings to be planted. The season is favorable for beans.
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Fickhoff
Froducta Corporation
Mcbride Bros
Eagle Creek
Rich Thompson
Bell
Will Kirk
Marty McBride
Marion Hansell
Fish Pullman Replaced by Fish Pullman II at Hatchery
After years of service and over 75000 miles the old Fish Pullman of the state game commission hatchery is retired. It is replaced by Fish Pullman II a truck with 15000 inch trout capacity and oxygen tanks to double that capacity when needed.
Caravan Visita Stages Street Stunts for Days of Real Sport
A caravan of automobiles and trucks visited Athens on Wednesday afternoon to promote Waitsburg’s twenty third Days of Real Sport with street stunts before proceeding to Pendleton.
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Athens
Waitsburg
Pendleton
Pacific Telephone amends articles shows capitalization rise
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company filed with the state corporation department an amendment reflecting an increase in capitalization from 185000000 to unspecified new amount.
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Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
State Corporation Department
Indian Chief Honored at Dedication on June 3
Walla Walla reports a Whitman College granite boulder plaque dedication on June 3 to honor Chief Lawyer who warned Governor Stevens of a plot to attack whites during the 1855 Nez Perce council. Dr. Penrose cites diary and notes noting Sawyer moved his tepee saving lives. ceremony on campus near Stanton street expects 500 Indians and many visitors. state involvement by Governor Hartley and trustees chair Reynolds.
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Walla Walla
Isse I. Stevens
Great Indian Council
Chamber of Commerce
B. L. Penrose
Washington College
Whitman College
Sawyer
Nez Perce
Stevens
Penrose
Mill Creek
Jensen Store
Empire Furniture Company
College Creek
Nesmith
Nesmith Ankeny Is Located, and the Umatilla, Cayuses, Walla Wallas
Yellowhawk
Fort Benton
Yakimas
Nez Perces
Roland H. Hartley
Hartley
Allen H. Reynolds
Stanton Street
Miss Crawford Elected Secretary-Treasurer At E O Normal
Results of the student body election at Eastern Oregon Normal School reveal Juanita Crawford of Athena chosen secretary-treasurer for 1930-31. Other officers elected include Cecil Posey of Walla Walla as president Lowell Fullar of Imbler as vice president senior council members Rulon Edwalson of Union and Grace Herr of Freewater. They assume office at the end of the spring term.
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Miss Crawford
Eastern Oregon Normal School
la Grande
Juanita Crawford
Athena
Cecil Posey
Wallowa
Lowell Fullar
Imbler
Rulon Edwalson
Union
Grace Herr
Freewater
Tennis Results From First Round Singles
The first round produced several results with Baker defeating Baker in a split set 8-0 6-8, Watkins sweeping Harden 6-0 6-0, Johna beating L Michener 6-1 6-3, Myrick over Blatchford 9-7 6-3, W Pinkerton losing to L Pinkerton 6-1 6-0, and Koepke vs Gray halted by noon heat. Finals and consolation rounds set for Sunday forenoon.
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Baker
Taylor
Watkins
Harden
Johna
L. Michener
Myrick
Blatchford
W. Pinkerton
L. Pinkerton
Koepke
Gray
Eugene Youth to Represent State in Edison Scholarship
Eugene 17 year old John Brodantt, a University High School lad, will be Oregon’s representative in the Thomas A. Edison scholarship competition at West Orange New Jersey on July 1. Steelquist was chosen as Oregon’s premier high school science student from 11 finalists before five judges at Salem. Howard J. Richards, 19, of Milwaukie, was selected as alternate.
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Eugene
John Brodantt
University
Oregon
Thomas A. Edison
West Orange
N. J
Steelquist
Sale
Howard J. Richards
Milwaukie
Big Power Project Aims to Transform Oregon Coast Region
Grants Pass Oregon engineers Romaine W Myers and Charles H Lee unveil a multi county hydro electric and industrial expansion plan for southwestern Oregon and the northern California coast. The project centers on a Illinois river reservoir in Josephine county feeding five Rogue area plants totaling 200000 horsepower and includes an electric railway from Grants Pass to Crescent City. Permits for power houses and diversion tunnels have been filed with the federal power commission.
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Grants Pass
Oregon
California Coast
Romaine W. Myers
Charles 4H
Applegate
Rogue
Illinois
Myers
California
Crescent City
Cal
Federal Power Commission
Lee
Fraternal Lodge Contest Set for Walla Walla Jun 7
Athena Knights of Pythias Kellogg Idaho hosts a major fraternal contest in Walla Walla on Saturday June 7 after Galena lodge Kellogg defeated Red Cross Spokane. Ivanhoe lodge Portland challenged Galena to a coast best Rank team contest with a central neutral meeting site. Kellogg joins from far away as Oregon and Washington lodges supply candidates across regional counties.
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Walla Walla
York Dell
Athena Knights of
Garfield
Columbia
Washington
Umatilla
Union
Morrow
Baker
Oregon
Kellogg
Norblad to Receive Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree
Governor Norblad and Mrs. Norblad depart Salem June 2 for Chicago where the University of Chicago will confer an honorary Doctor of Laws. In their absence Ralph 8. Hamilton of Bend, speaker of the Oregon House, will act as governor. En route they attend the Shrine convention in Toronto as guests of Al Kader Temple of Portland and Hillah Temple of Ashland.
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Norblad
Salem
Chicago
University of Chicago
Ralph 8. Hamilton
Bend
House of Representatives
Toronto
Canada
Oregon
al Kader
Portland
Hillah
Ashland
Couple Attends Cheney Graduation Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Lee Hitenwa traveled to Cheney Washington on Wednesday evening to attend the state normal school's commencement exercises. Their son Clair Montgomery is among the graduates.
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Cheney
Lee Hitenwa
Washington
State Normal School
Clair Montgomery
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