JEWBERRY SUCCEEDS METCALF IN NAVY CABINET SHAKEUP
Washington dispatch reports Victor H. Metcalf of California resigns as Secretary of the Navy during Roosevelt's administration. The change follows persistent criticism of his leadership and reticence, with Newberry and Taft advisers in the mix. Details describe health issues, relocation to California, and the president weighing new naval leadership ahead of policy shifts. The article also notes adjacent railroad developments in Montana and Oregon, including plans by the Milwaukee Road and Northern Pacific to advance a tunnel project near Taft and Doromy, tied to broader rail ambitions in the region.
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At Regis
Tibet Filles Peukiom seeks divorce from Wellington in Tacoma
Tibet Filles Peukiom of Nose Lake Piers sues for separation claiming cruel and inhuman treatment. Ben ast rhild supports a four year old child. The couple married in Tacoma. McParland opposes but Liguer sssses Mleey than dom war.
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Nose Lake
Piers
Wellington
Tacoma
Ars
McParland
Whitman College Announces Math Fellowship Gift
In Walla Walla Washington George B Woodward and sister Eva Woodward have donated funds to Whitman College to create a mathematics fellowship. The fellowship will be held by a senior class member with strong math aptitude and need, with the department head of mathematics selecting the recipient. The gift aligns Whitman with leading universities offering such awards and brings joy to students and faculty.
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Rieter
Walla Walla
Wash
George B. Woodward
Claes
Eva Woodwant
Yearsons Acadmy
Whitman
Slutant
Northwestern Horticultural association meet opens in Portland
Fruit growers from the Northwest and western Canada gather in Portland for the annual session of the Northwestern Horticultural association. The event begins today and brings together industry leaders to discuss fruit production, markets, and research.
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Ore
Canada
Northwestern Horticultural Association
Last Chance Remains in Saltesee District Front
Wig Shipees group in the Saltese district near Wallace Idaho resumes work on Last Chance property amid promising ore showings. Developed since December, miners drift toward the Men Hur area with a shift set for winter. Joe Lowery, owner and locator, directs development amid reports of gray copper and other rich minerals.
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Gots Bay
Wallace
Idaho
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bin Hur
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Genna
Joe Lowery
Lumber suit over 279.64 against Interstate Irrigation Co
The receivers of B. R. Lewis Lumber Co sue to recover 279.64 for lumber and materials furnished to Interstate Irrigation Co. Knight appeared for the defendant. Edwin McBee for the defense. Judge McCall took the advisement.
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B. R. Lewis Lumber Company
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Judge McCall
Supreme Court Scandal Grows in Spokane
Spokane reports a widening Supreme Court scandal as the late bar commission probes resignations and investigations. Gordon, former Great Northern counsel, is named in claims of threats to expose the corporation amid secrecy surrounding the examination and ongoing inquiries.
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Wash
Bar Commission
Xaimanning LC
Gilman
Wantern
Great Northern Toad
Supreme Review
Stir Root
J. L. Lavin
Mt. 4
Gordon
Great Northern
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Washington Sujiremue
Trial opens in Roseburg land fraud case
The jury trial of Louie Kebibeges of Roseburg Ore for alleged land theft by forged documents opened today in Portland. Prosecutors accuse Kebibeges of involvement in a family land dispute and the case centers on the seizure of property near Grenie.
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Portland
Ore
Dee
Loule Kebibeges
Rosenburg
Parker Case to Jury Faces False Affidavits Charge
In Portland Oregon on December 1 a Parker case moved toward a jury in which J Parker a former vice president of First National Bank of Parker City stands accused of forging affidavits tied to a land deal. Montgomery a farmer painter was to perform at the Presbyterian church this evening drawing interest from attendees. Alexander is scheduled to speak sharing views on farm life and the lecture theme, inviting all to attend.
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Portland
A. Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
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Shake Up Navy Department
President Roosevelt today stated he contemplates appointing a competent commission of experts to make a thorough investigation of the entire navy department system. He looks to reorganize the navy and establish a general staff to work on an advisory board to the civilian secretary. It is reported that the secretary will head the commission with a general staff anticipated.
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Ney Department
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Opium Smuggling Probe Intercepts California Official
In Ram Francisco, a port collector barred Han Phancibcu from Pacific party duties after a secret message to LL Wi Dep, the government's chief food inspector, prompted disciplinary action. The order came from the Collector of the Port, Stratton, amid the probe into illicit drug operations.
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Ram Francisco
Death Toll Rises As Mine Disaster At Mariana Claims Bodies
At the Pittabere Buffalo Coal Company mine near Mariana Pennsylvania, rescue workers recovered several more bodies after the wreck. The disaster continues to unfold as crews work to identify victims and recover additional remains from the collapsed shaft.
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Pittabere-Muffalo Cea
Remmers Fediura
Lincoln appoints four judges to state supreme court
Governor named four members to the state supreme court in line with constitutional amendments. The appointees are Jacob Fawcett of Omaha, William S. Mowe of Omaha, J. Rost of Wisconsin, and J J. Mulhiven of Sotuebae. The move follows changes tied to the recent election and constitutional amendments.
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Amendmernte
Lincoln
Saldue
Jacob Fawcett
Omaha
Willian
Mowe
Themie
J. Rost
Police Chief Biggy Personal Crisis Reported in Frantic Bay Return
Cal Silva reports a turbulent day as Chief of Police Biggy, presumed to have leapt from a launch into the bay amid a personal crisis tied to the Francis Heney case and graft investigations. City officials and press debates over his resignation while A D Cutler assumes interim police leadership.
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Murphy
Utah
Governor Brady outlines state reform agenda in Idaho address
Governor Brady, arriving from Pocatello, outlined plans for a Carey Act reform, local option and direct primary laws, and public accountability. He proposes a three-man management plan for land issues, funding to come from the Carey Act, and named attendees for upcoming conservation meetings.
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Safe Land Board
Ipabelman
Land Board
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anEineer
Havener-elert Mrady
Elert
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Peace talk session opens in London amid wartime law debate
Delegates from naval powers gather in London on December 1 to discuss wartime warfare laws. The conference focuses on clarifying rules of engagement and protecting civilians during hostilities.
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London
Landen
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