Crittendon Divorce Case Receives Alimony Denial
In the Crittendon divorce action Cindula B Crittendon sought alimony of 40 dollars monthly court costs of 75 and attorney fees of 500. George Crittendon opposed claiming the wife squandered funds and that most property was his separate estate. The court allowed 40 dollars monthly alimony but reduced costs to 49 and awarded no attorney fees. The case stems from domestic trouble at the Crittendon home earlier in the month.
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Tstough
Sanders & Finns
Wuppofl
Separ
Oregon
Timber
Saintif
McWarland
Piain- Mit
Regal Services
Crittendom
Indians in Convention At Oklahoma Democratic Gathering
In Muskogee on February 22, Indian citizens of the new state join Democratic delegates at the Oklahoma home convention. The body will nominate presidential electors, select district and at large delegates, and send four delegates and four alternates per district to the national convention in Denver. Delegates are allocated by votes in the last gubernatorial election.
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Muskogee
Okie
Geiegsios
Oklahome
Marsing
Tryan
Dia Inlet
Lange
Lone
Allons
Denver
Haskell
West Against Aldrich Will Likely Pass Senate
Washington reports that Aldrich and Bailey expect the senate to vote on the Aldrich bill this Friday or Saturday. Bailey will offer a substitute after a half of the chosen speech is delivered, and amendments are expected from the Hewls committee upon passage. The measure is seen as likely to receive near unanimous Republican support in the senate.
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Washington, D.C
Gore
House
Soussieree
Fiquo Conclave Opens In Imperial Hotel
Nearly 200 Gelegaton delegates attended the Fiquota Conclave meeting at the Imperial Hotel as the convention recessed to order in the morning. A dinner commemorating the anniversary will be held tonight.
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California
Hagburn bill expands Idaho arid lands amid western irrigation push
Washington reports Hagburn backed by Senators to allot millions of acres to Idaho under Carey act. Officials describe rapid irrigation plans but lack funding to implement, while Heyburn predicts major development for Idaho if the measure passes. Governor Hughes eyes western outreach in Chicago address.
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Nr. C
Hagburn
Idaho
Ofciais
Heyburn
Maho
Sarah
Indianapolis
Mondell
Nouse Jpubie Lands Committee
Oregon
Montana
Oreat Washington
Spokane Real Estate Investor Arrest Tale
A Spokane report details a man linked to real estate schemes who left the city amid accusations by attorney Charles Anderson and John Copp. Renamed as George Mowre while in Spokane, he allegedly used forged checks to steal money during a Hillside real estate venture near Hillyard. He faces trial in Spokane, with earlier imprisonment noted in Walla Walla and a one year jail term.
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Spokane
Charles Anderson
Torney
John Copp
Come Dlamisendt
Wimmteh
Walle Walla
Wooms
Hillyard
Tyke
Ieewat
Rykune
Winlwbish
Maid
George Mowre
Fipakane
Ae Bere
George W. Feott
Warships May Visit Australia in Suez Route Plan
Washington reports a tentative invitation from the Australian government for part of the American fleet to visit Australia, via the Suez route. Secretary Metcalf said movements are not determined and a direct pledge to use the route would be premature. Secretary Knox’s reply conveyed appreciation and noted possible consideration by the Navy Department.
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Washington
Metcalf
Hoot
Fan Francis Aebews
Moretary
Sues 1
Alfred Deskin
John P. Hieny
Melbourne
Dermmiber
Pacific
United State
United Bixton
Commonwealth of Avnstrake
Navy Department
Funeral Held for Guat Costantakis After Mica Bay Tree Fall
The funeral for Guat Costantakis was held at Idaho undertakers and burial followed at Catholic Cemetery. Costantakis, an Lewie Lumber worker, was killed when a tree he was cutting fell and struck him in the head near Mica Bay. A brother from Myukese arrived after the incident. few other relatives were present.
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Idaho
Costantakis
Mica Bay
Lewie Lumber Company
Myukese
Murker
Land case seeks federal review over Idaho timber lands
In Mos cow area reports claim settlers are pursuing federal court action after Interior Secretary decisions. Attorneys say issues over Marble Creek lands, valued timber, and compliance with state notices warrant a Supreme Court review. They allege misinterpretation of law and seek broadening of rights.
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Thees
Blooben Thorpe
Idaho
Umm
Torribie
de Almont
Rhone
Wallaen ‘Tribune
Lewis
Coeur d'Alene
Geleet
Federal
Waymire Lane Trial Faces Extortion Claims in Portland
In the Waymire-Madding case, Mayor Harry Lane of Portland stands accused of extortion connections with Koh. £ 2-Are and Balle Waymire, as Welle Waymine Sayere testifies. The day’s testimony presented contrasting accounts of affection, alleged threats, and efforts to influence a child’s welfare. The defense and courtroom scene drew attention as proceedings continue into Monday.
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Portland
Ore
Koh
Harry Lane
Mayor Lane
Lane
Not Mie Whitney’s Bese wedding in elty rerwmttr
A fragmented notice reports a wedding event involving local individuals with unclear names and place. Readable details mention a ceremony date and venue, but specifics are obscured by OCR errors.
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Mie Whitney
Elty
New Westminster Jail Case Sparks Immigration Debate
Vancouver court ruling addresses provincial act meant to force dis charge of a detainee seeking release on appeal. Chief Justice notes questions of constitutional authority, treaty reads with immigration laws, and limits of provincial powers over mobility. The decision centers on whether immigration policy is governed by national or provincial statutes and how treaty obligations interact with domestic law.
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Ohbet Dastien
Vancouver
New Westminster
Cassidy
K. C
Bow Islegall
Jagan
Merking
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