Senate Irrigation Pact Frays as Conferees Fail to Agree
Washington June 34 In an effort to settle differences between the house and senate on a 20 million dollar reclamation program for the West Taft summoned conferees to noon talks The dispute centers on inspection requirements by an army engineers corps which the senate struck out The Friar Lands inquiry into the Philippines sale was urged by Insular affairs with support for a house resolution by Representative Martin Colorado The house conferees also receded from disagreement on the campaign publicity bill authorizing publication of contributions after elections Senator Burrows report was adopted by the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
West
Taft
Naldo
Lodge
Ion
Engineer
Army
Philippisoen
Committee On Insular Affairs
Martin
Colorado
Burrows
Councilman Garrett returns from six week eastern trip
Councilman T. H. Garrett arrived back from a 9000 mile journey through 22 states. He praised Eugene Oregon for public improvements and growth and said East and Middle West residents show strong interest in the coast. He brought two aunts to live here, Miss Martha Smith of Copenhagen New York and Mrs. H C Searles of Hamilton Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Middle West
Eugene
Oregon
T. H. Garrett
Bost
Garrett
Martha Smith
Copenhagen
N. Y
H. C. Searles
Hamilton, Mo
Returning Home From Long Auto Trip to Yakima
J Baldwin and family from North Yakima Washington halted in Eugene for a minor gasoline tank repair on their nearly year long 9000 mile automoblie tour from August. They visited Seattle Fair and California before wintering in California and Mexico with much time at Brighton Beach.
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Mitewell
Yakima
Wash
Mexico
California
J. Baldwin
May Baldwin
KR. O. Baldwin
Eugene
Grants Pass
Siskiyous
North Yakima
Seattle
Brighton Beach
Eastern People Buy Much Land Near Creswell
The Bohrnstedt excursion party praised Creswell country after visiting last week. Representative F A Richardson sold 28.2 acres of fruit and garden land and 12 Creswell lots, plus nine five acre tracts to East buyers during the trip. The purchasers plan to visit this summer, as Mr Hawley and family head toward Crater Lake and Klamath Falls after leaving Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuyers
Bohrnstedt
Creswell
F. A. Richardson
Bohrnstedt Company
Richardson
Hawley
Ashland
Crater Lake
Klamath Falls
Port Klamath
Oregon
Nxt
T.heir
Roberta
Teresa
R. H W. Newhall
Leach Brothers Visit Creswell Area for Orchard Work
Kh W Leach of Minneapolis a director of Bohrpstedt Orchard Co with Mrs Leach arrived in Creswell last week. Leach is brother of Mrs Weber and Mrs Sopher of Creswell. Ed Zinkler received 1500 feet of two inch pipe last Friday to water his onion patch west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kh. W. Leach
Minneapolis
Bohrpstedt Orchard Co
Mra. Leach
Creswell
Mr. Leach
Joseph Weber
Henry Sopher
Ed Zinlker
Chronicle
County Treasurer Eastland Injured In Fall
County Treasurer Eastland slipped while going to the court house basement and fell, gashing his scalp. Janitor W M Sherman aided him as he lay unconscious overnight, regaining consciousness this morning. Condition described as very severe but not indicating serious results. he will miss time at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastland
W. M. Sherman
Mr. Eastland
Hop Growers to Spray Early This Year in Lane County
Lane county hop growers plan early spraying starting next week and continuing at intervals until harvest in September. Vermin appeared due to recent cold damp weather, but warm spell may reduce it. growers expect more sprays than usual to control lice. Rain favors vine growth, crop looks heavy this fall. prices stay around 10 to 12 cents per pound with potential rise before fall buying season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Springfield Man Out for County Clerk
The Cottage Grove Leader reports Stacey M. Russell, manager of the Hampton store in Springfield, will run for county clerk on the Republican ticket. Russell is described as a reliable businessman and experienced clerk, well known in Cottage Grove, with a strong reputation and prior residence in the city.
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Cottage Grove
Stacey M. Russell
Hampton
Springfield
Rrussell
Jennings begins work on West Fifth home at Charnelton corner
A. C. Jennings has begun excavating for a new residence at the corner of West Fifth Street and Charnelton Street, marking a notable development in the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jennings
West Fifth and
Charnelton Streets
American Aviators Seek Prizes Totaling 150000 Dollars
Aviation figures including Hamilton Curtiss Wright Bleriot De Lesseps Baldwin and Paulham aim for contests in the United States with prize money totaling about 150000 dollars. The era of record attempts and intercity flights fuels public interest despite occasional engine troubles.
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Hamilton
Curtiss
Wright
Bleriot
de Lesseps
Baldwin
Paulbam
Deadly Robbery Fight in Crowded Lynn Streets
In Lynn Massachusetts three robbers battled with a pursuing crowd after ambushing Thomas A. Landergan and Police man James Carroll outside Welch and Landergan shoes. Landergan and Carroll were killed, the robbers fled toward a city park where one died, another was wounded, and a third captured as hundreds of factory workers attacked the suspect Kovansky at the station.
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Massachusetts
Lynn
Mass
Thomas A. Landergan
James Carroll
Abba Anson
New York
Bill’ Kovansky
Boston
Kovansky
Jamaica Plains
Terior
Landrogan
Carroll
Welch & Landrogan
Landrogen
High Rock
Anson
Party off to Lake and Klamath counties
A party led by Geo Hayward and J B Hills departs at 4 am for a ten week wilderness expedition into Eastern Oregon's Lake and Klamath counties. The group includes Kelly, wife, John, Kate, Jean, Miss Kitty Reid, and Miss Whitmer with two wagons, seven dozen film rolls, and hunting gear. They will camp until news of the Jeffries Johnson fight arrives on the Fourth. Hayward will be away, Mrs. Hayward plans a visit to British Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Kelly
John
Kate
Jean
Bill” Hayward
University of Oregon
J. B. Hills
Hazel Dell
Kitty Reid
New Zealand
Miss Whitmer
Portland
Klamath
Oregon
Jeffries-Johnson
Hayward
Purdy Sought on City Building Permit Violation Charge
A warrant was issued by the police court this afternoon for the arrest of W. E. Purdy charged with violating the city building ordinance by failing to obtain a permit for erection of a structure.
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W. E. Purdy
Woman Sues Chicago Minister Wins Verdict for 4000
Mrs. Mary A. Lavendar sued Rev. B. D. Crawford pastor of Woodlawn Methodist for 50000 alleging slander. A jury awarded her 4000 in Judge Mangan's court. Crawford denied the charge and said remarks were to preserve church honor.
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Caicago
Mary A. Lavendar
B. D. Crawford
Woodlawn Methodist Episcopal Church
Lander
Crawford
Lavender
Calkins Lets House Contract on Hilyard Street
R. D. Calkins awarded the dwelling erection contract to W. C. Heckart for a residence on Hilyard street between East Twelfth and East Thirteenth. His son W. W. Calking purchased a home on East Eleventh street.
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R. D. Calkins
W. C. Heckart
Hilyard Street
East Twelfth
East Thirteenth
W. W. Calking
Eas Eleventh Street
Lane County Judges and Clerks of Election List
A complete list of Lane County judges and clerks of elections as chosen by the county commissioners. The document enumerates precinct by precinct the first three names as judges and the last three as clerks, with party affiliations and roles. It names precincts such as Armitage, Blue River, Cottage Grove East, Cottage Grove West, Creswell North and South, Eugene East and West, Florence, Goshen, Junction North and South, Lane, Leaburn, Long Tom, Mabel, Marcola, Mapleton, Middle Fork, Mohawk, Springfield East and West, Thurston, Walton, Willamette, and end listing remaining precincts with chairmen and clerks.
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Commissioners’ Court
Democratic Armitadage
M. H. Harlow
A. G. Bogart
L. C. Auehes
C. M. Young
Blue River
Marion Tate
Leroy P. Snapp
Percy O'Brien
Felix Sharpe
Newman Saxwick
John E. Sims
North Cottage Grove
Charles H. Vandenberg
John Harms
John Barker
Wm. T. Kayser
E. A. Gleason
Henry Damewood
H. H. Veatch
al El“—e
Christopher Hazelton
Creswell North
Robi
D. Hawley
Geo. Gilfrey
Gilbert McCord
Cheshire
W. W. Sailor
C. K. Hale
Z. T. Fisk
J. A. Weely
John Christian
Harvey Horn
Camp Creek
Charles E. Brattain
Edward Duryea
John B. McNutt
Diston
C. A. Harlow
George Kerr
J. Q. Doud
George Gillespie
Leon Sullivan
William T. Hawkins
Dorena—Grant Bales
D. M. Baker
Hugh Doolittle
Jas. Redford
Ed Hanson
L. O. Beckwith
C. O. Peterson
Ist
J. N. McAlister
Harry D. Cherry
Eugene East
Clement S. Frank
J. O. Watts
Wm. J. Warnock
S. R. Williams
Christopher C. Coffman
George Norris
Herbert A. Cox
E. Te
Bert W. Prescott
Eugene West
Darwin Bristow
A. J. Pickard
A. M. Gilbert
L. R. Ed
John M. Williams
B. B. McKinney
J. W. Hobbs
C. C. Hammond
A. W. Livermore
W. G. Martin
Eugene West No
Elias F. Chapman
J. M. Howe
Mason Y. Warner
Wm. Hazelton
John W. Buoy
Edward A. Bean
Fairmount
Thomas B. Anderson
Simon Klovdahl
Volney Hemenway
Chas. Hamble
Jasper O. Bristol
Jerome Sweeney
Fall Creek
A. J. Renfro
A. P. McClain
Geo. M. Neet
Reeves C. Edwards
Wilbur Hyland
Samuel A. Rhinevault
Florence
W. H. Weatherson
Wm. Brand
Everet S. Prindel
Goshen—Raleigh C. Roney
Wm. L. Wheeler
D. J. Copenhaver
Fred B. Dil- Thomson
Gate Creek
Harley Furman
Tene
Frank Peplot
Carey l. Thompson
Glentena
W H Saiee
Cherman
Giles V Fowler
Jayette Boren
Archie Richardson
Lat
Wm. Soathers
Combs Beldjon
Glenada
John L. Furnish
Ed T. Mather
Henry B. F. Sweet
Olaf Haneen
Geo. Griffith
Chas. Knowles
Irving — Charles Stickles
Green Zumwalt
Geo. L. Day
Albert Ward
E. A. Bond
Ammett Howard
Junction
James W. Smith
Bryan Parker
Jas. H. Leaver
Finis W. Taylor
Chas. Pope
Levi P. Berkshire
Lane
Isaiah Slayter
Jesse W. Rust
Wm. P. Tower
Elmer Harrington
Samuel M. Horton
Orin J. Lawrence
Acey E. Tilton
Mabel—James W. Smith
Charles Adams
Ken Piquet
E. W. Wallace
John H. Bell
Releigh E. Morris
Marcola
Marcola—J. 5. Churchill (R.), Chairman; W. R. Dickert
C. F. Baxter
G. A. Brown
G. Spicer
F. W.titus
Mapleton
Joe Morris
Philip E. Jackson
Charles Hartley
Rufus W. Johnson
Alva A
Local election slate lists diverse party names and clerks
A fragmented OCR snippet shows candidates and clerks from a mid sized election slate. Names include Bettis, Atbro, Mathers, Zumwalt Oren Bennett, Trunnell, Casperson, Baker, Beebe, Jessen and others with party affiliations indicated in parentheses.
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T. Bettis
David Atbro
Tet
J. Mathers
Minogue
Zumwalt
Oren Bennett
Joseph Trunnell
Olle Casperson
A. J. Baker
Arthur R. Beebe
Hans P. Jessen
McAllister Quits to Lead Wet Campaign
Salem dispatch: Harry McAllister resigns as waster fish warden to accept a two year Home Rule association contract worth $6,000 annual. He plans to resign in person to Governor Frank W. Benson in San Francisco to discuss a successor while Benson seeks medical treatment there.
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Salem
Harry Mc‘ister
San Franciscco
Frank W. Benson
McAllister
Home Rule Association
Benson
Tralin
San Francisco
Quakers Endorse Penrose Ticket in Harrisburg Convention
Harrisburg June 22. The Republican state convention unanimously nominated John K. Tener of Charleroi for governor and Penrose backed choices for the remaining officers. John M. Reynolds was named lieutenant governor, Charles F. Wright treasurer, and Henry Houck secretary of internal affairs. A platform backing the administration was adopted before adjournment.
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Harrisburg
John K. Teneer
Charleroi
Penrose
John M. Reynolds
Charles F. Wright
Henry Houck
Dawes Opposes Central Bank View in Illinois Speech
Charles G. Dawes of Chicago former controller of the currency spoke to the Illinois State Bankers Association in Decatur asserting that a central bank cannot be adapted to the current independent banking system though acknowledging European gains from such a plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Ill
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Illinois State Bankers’ Association
Twin boys born to Earl Bidwell in Eugene
Birth announcements from 1910 list twin boys born June 15 at Lillian Quiner home Eugene to Earl and Mrs. Bidwell of Idaho. Weight 6½ pounds each and mother is daughter of Mrs. Quiner. Other notices include a son James William born June 16 at home of Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Read. and a twelve-pound girl born June 21 at Creswell to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Louk.
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Lillian Quiner
Eugene
Earl Bidwell
Idaho
S. D. Read
James William
Creswell
Fred Louk
To the Memory of Eva M. Calbeer in Verse and Verse
The poem honors Eva M. Calbeer with floral imagery as the speaker blends nature symbols and memory. A railway note follows, describing gravel ballast deliveries near the Shasta limited wreck site by Judkins Point.
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The
Shasta Limited
Judkins’ Point
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Gore
Court House
Captain Baldwin
Glenn H. Curtiss
Wilbur Wright
Lake and
Klamath Counties
Geo. H. Kelly
Bill Hayward
West Sixth Street
McFarland
Purdy
City Recorder
Frank Stafford
J. E. Nicholson
Wm. C. Seavey
Ralph Hammitt
Alexander Lewis
Dan T. Spores
Pleasant Hill
H.C. Wheeler
John Waring
Mm. L. Bristow
W. H. Shelby Ceels
Jay L. Beaver
J. Hemphill
S. W. Harpole
Frank Bryant
R. C. Kirk
Dell Preetor
C. C. Bennett
J. R. Finan
As.law
Fred Wright
C. J. Kayser
Steph
A. Larant
J. C. Wright
Geo. O. Walker
Addison
Irving Petrie
Springfield East
J. C. Brattain
Geo. A. Dorris
T. E. Edwards
William B. McKinney
Homer E. Phetteplace
Leonard M. Beebe
Springfield West
Cassius W. Rychard
Welby Stevens
Isaac D. Larimer
Harry M. Stewart
B. A. Washburn
Herbert E. Walker
Spencer — Henry Redman
J. T. Richardson
Marion L. Job
John Smigley
George W. Liles
Alfred Nelson
Thurston
Daniel O. Baugh
Noah Rhodes
John M. Price
Ross Mathews
Chas. B. Donaldson
John E. Nice
Walton
Tracy B. Lyons
George Kirk
Fred Surecamp
Charles Fowler
J. E. Carlyle
Co. E. Carlyle
Wallace—Levi Geer
C. H. Wynecoff
Dan Beck
O. P. Wille
J. A Bemis
James E. Banton
Quakers
Dawes
Central Bank
United States
Mres
Eva M. Calebeer
Eva
Henry C. Schreet
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