Supreme Court Rules Allotted Indians Must Pay Taxes
The United States Supreme Court sustained a state ruling that Indians who now own land and are U.S. citizens must pay taxes like other citizens. The decision, delivered by Justice Brewer,Affirms tax obligations on Indian-held land and extends to Oregon and Washington Indians with citizens status.
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Indiana
United States Supreme Court
Tacoma
Oregon
Washington
D. C
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
James Goudy
Edward Meath
Piercy County
Superior
Supreme Courts
J. Baten
Walter M. Harvey
Tull
Tig
State
Justive Brewer
Goudy
United States
Vinegar Plant Hails Kansas Corn From Blalock Firm
The Blalock Fruit company ships two cars of Kansas corn on the cob to their vinegar plant. Corn will be shelved for feed while cobs fill 18 generators. The plant uses apple cidar processing, with tanks and beech shavings in generators. They expect 40,000 gallons of hard cider to progress and aim for a 60 grain quality vinegar in the Northwest within a month.
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Blalock Fruit Company
Rasoh
Towi
Kansas
Walla Walla
Northwest
Coppock Tompkins wedding among Athena residents
The wedding of Arthur Coppock and Mabel Tompkins occurred Sunday at 2 p m with Rev Jobn Evans officiating. Guests included many Athena residents and relatives from Colfax Waits, Spokane and Dayton. After the ceremony a wedding reception and trip to Spokane followed, with the couple planning to live on a farm near Athena.
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Arthur Coppock
Mabel Tompkins
Athena
Robert Coppock
William Tompkins
Jobn Evans
Dayton
Wash
Tompkins
B. D. Clemons
Spokane
Town
Mra
Alf Coppock
Colfax
Mes
W. C. Read
Adama
Clara
Emma
Willie Vullmer
Waits
Warren Raymond
Walla Walla
John Evans
Mim Mattie
Grave
Ethel
Tee Johnson
William Tompkine
Jobhey
Roy, Wexley
Lillian Tomkpiog
B. D. Clemona
Automobile Trip Ends In Hazy Road Frustrations
Mr and Mrs D H Preston and their party regretted a long coastal drive hampered by bad roads and battery problems. A new 85 horsepower car was purchased in Seattle and Port land before the journey resumed with repairs at Arlington. An attempted jail break later failed as eight inmates were prevented from escaping before daylight by Sheriff Taylor.
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May
D. H. Preston
Seattle
Tacoma
Portle
Portland
Herbert Preston
Waitaturg
Hach
Mobile
Arlington
Preston
Anya
East Oregonian
Taylor
Eastern Oregon teachers convene record attendance in Pendleton
About 400 or more instructors gathered in Pendleton for the sixth annual Eastern Oregon division meeting of the State Teachers Association. The event at the Christian church drew the largest attendance and enthusiasm yet, highlighting strong inter city cooperation and high interest in the program.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Saoaial
Christian Church
Agsouia
Two New Steel Bridges Near Umatilla County City
Two steel bridges near this city in Umatilla County were built with abutments costing 600 each and complete cost around 1200 per bridge with a goal of 1800. County Commissioner Walker and contractor Eberhart inspected the completed bridge at Caton place and said the other bridge will finish this week. A proposal to build a cannery at Freewater was presented by R J McLoughlin of Walla Walla for Hastings Industrial Company to form a local company and construct a cannery with capacity 20 000 to 40 000 pounds daily. A note promotes Dr King s New Pill for constipation and other ailments. Pendleton elects a principal and appoints J Landers as the city schools principal.
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Umatilla County
Wild Horse Creek
Walker
Eberhart
Pendleton
Caton Place
Town
Ton Aan
Athens
Freewater
R.J. McLoughlin
Walla Walla
Hastings Industrial Company
Chicago
Freewater Commercial Club
McLaughlin
Governor backs railroad commission to regulate Oregon railways
Governor Chamberlain endorses a Portland Chamber of Commerce draft bill to create a state railroad commission with broad powers. He would appoint and empower the governor to remove members, enabling swift regulation of rates and service. He cites complaints about inadequate car and equipment supply and seeks legislative passage to curb railroad abuses.
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Railroad Commission
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Chamberlain
Portland Journal
Transportation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Portland
Lumber association seeks mandamus against railway company
A form writ of mandamus to compel the railway company to furnish lumber and to forfeit its charter for charter violations is to be filed before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The case aims to address alleged discrimination in lumber handling and will involve the Pacific coast district and related parties.
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Ae Can Agaivet
Ge Pacific Way
Olso Coast’ Lumber Masotagtarer
Mandikorus
Ite
Interstaba Commerce Communisation
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Umatilla
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Butterick
Dellbre
Supreme Court
Blalock Fruit Co of
C. A. Barrett
Oregon State Penitentiary
Barrett Wis
Union Services
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Ladies of the
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Enya the Herald
Daing Arion
M Mlaster
Canvay
Mofiride
W.E. Haven
Baptist Church
City Churchen
W. BE. Hoven
The
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Alintia
Yakima
Marshall Choate Crouch
Epworth Leagus
Crouch
Umapine
Ely
Scott
Dalles
Boho
Dr. King
LeBride
Prof
J. Landers
Dallas
Woon Sloctet
Pendie Fou Eehgols
State Railroad Commission
Uca
Blyde Booti
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