Power meeting reveals fierce clash over Klamath river rights
Deputy attorney general Liljeqvist lambasted the reclamation service and COPCO for alleged usurpation of water rights and mismanagement of the Klamath lake project. He argued the 1905 law preserves U S ownership, questioned canal sales to Copco, and warned of improper influence on the power permit process.
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Marshal N. Dana
Norblad
Salem
State Reclamation Committee
Oregon-California Power Company
Oregon Journal
Oregon
Liljeqvist
House of Representatives
Klamath
Sam
United States
Link River
Ewauna
Klamath River
California
Klamath Lake
Keno
Ankeny
Lamation Service
Reclamation Service
Copco
Tha
California-Oregon Power Company
Eanals
D. V. Kuykendall
Clear Lake
German Fascists Would Save Country From Bol Shevism
Burt Brown Barker of the University of Oregon reports from abroad that in Germany the fascist rise is seen as a shield against Bolshevism and not a plunge into socialism. He notes German efforts to recover from the war, attract tourists, and the value of international university student centers expanding near Paris and Heidelberg.
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University of Oregon
Germany
Burt Brown Barker
Prussia
Parker
Barker
United States
France
Europe
Heidelburg
Paris
University of Paris
Farm grower Mojonnier aims for million dollar output
H E Cully of the United States National Bank reports on prosperity in the Pacific Northwest. He highlights F E Mojonnier of Walla Walla who will ship tomatoes cucumbers and other vegetables from a 15 acre farm. Mojonnier owns assets over 300 000 with bank loans near 100 000. He heads the Pasco head lettuce group and sold over 200 carloads of green prunes in the year. Canadian grain moved 4 943 000 bushels over CPR lines from Aug 1 to Sep 6, up from 1929.
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H. E. Cully
United States National Bank of Portland
Pacific Northwest
Portland
F. E. Mojonnier
Walla Walla
Mojonnier
Pacific Fruit Company
Pasco
Cully
Milton Freewater
Questioning Oregon Water Laws and Klamath Project Waivers
The speaker critiques a pending power application for the Klamath project noting two jokers. One would grant the utility first right to water from streams feeding Klamath lake. He argues waivers for irrigation and domestic use are void and unenforceable if included in a permit. He questions who changed laws to allow taking over a plant while restoring water use limits.
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Klamath Project
Klamath Lake
Oregon
Dividends Heads for Federal Reserve Banks Debate
The American Bankers Association Economic Policy Commission analyzes two Senate deficit bills to raise Fed dividend rates. It finds small gains for member banks and details district by district extra percentages under Fletcher and Glass plans, noting pooled earnings and franchise tax effects.
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Federal Reserve System
American Bankers Association
United States Senate
Federal Reserve Bank
Boston
New York
Philaadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Richmond
Atlanta
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
Federal Reserve Banks
Benton
Philadelphia
Coach
Ether prank disrupts class at local high school
A note warns students about the harmful use of ether in biology class and the consequences of taking chemicals from bottles. It also reports absences and returns, with first and second grades detailing their book progression and a brief illness.
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George Payne
Donald Mayberry
Arden Grey
Girls' League Elects Officers After Meeting
Myrtle Campbell vice president of the Girls League called a meeting last Thursday at 2 20 pm. Officers nominated were voted on and Georgie was elected to a post with other girls listed.
Local School Glee Club Forms Constitution and Schedules Meetings
A committee led by Green and Marjorie Douglas with Velma Ross and others drafts a school constitution and sets weekly Tuesday 3:30 meetings. The Glee Club works on Woodland Calls and Mandalay with Mrs. Bloom guiding parts while Mr. Tilley advances his band. Sports notes cover the Kennewick game and a Waitsburg Athena football clash with Waitsburg winning 12 to 0.
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Glee Club
W. Rhys Herbert
Mandalay
Speaks
Bloom
Waitsburg
Miller
Kennewick
Athena
Weston
Waitsburg Triumphs Over Pasco Despite Athena Interception
Athena showed strength despite loss as Waitsburg beat Pasco and Pasco held Pendleton 0 to 0. Jack Moore intercepted a Waitsburg pass on Athena’s 30 yard line and advanced to Waitsburg’s 23 yard line. Athena’s lineup includes Shigley Miller McCullough Wilson Singer Pickett Huffman Moore Rogers Crowley Hansell Ak.
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George Pittman
Meadow Creek
Harold Kirk
Emery Rogers
Glenn McCullough
Jack Moore
Waitsburg
Athena
Pasco
Pendleton
Shigley
Miller
McCullough
Wilson
Singer
Pickett
Huffman
Moore
Rogers
Crowley
Hansell
High School Cast Selected for The Goose Hangs High
Dramatics director Mr Bloom announced the cast for The Goose Hangs High by Lewis Beach to be staged in the high school auditorium. Cast members include Bernard Ingals Stafford Hansell Eunice Ingals Betty Eager Noel Derby and others. Whale enters Columbia River Coast Guard stands by to assist and tow if necessary.
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Roland Murdoch
Fred Singer
Lois Ingals
Mildred Hansell
Bradley Ingals
Emery Rogers
Dagmar Carroll
Arleen Myrick
Elliott Kimberley
Arthur Crowley
Clem
Garth Pinkerton
Astoria
Coast Guard
Columbia River
Peterson and Lewis Attorneys at Law Ad
Peterson and Lewis announce law practice in all state and federal courts from 3 Tangier Building Pendleton Oregon offering legal services across jurisdictions.
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Law 3Tangier
Pendleton
Oregon
Attorneys-At-law
Main Street
Athena
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Tangle
Bargins
George Smith
Gallaher
J. E. Gallaher
A. W. Logsdon
Main
Truck Gardner
Herbert W. Barrett
Winnipeg
Main St. Walla Walla
Editorial
Rogers @ Goodman
Mercantile Trust
Peterson & Lewis
W. H. McKinney
Weaton
Stangier Building
H. A. Frick
Foley
F. Sharp
Stock Land
L. L. Montague
Arlington
B. B. Richards
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