Coming Messages From President Taft Center News
Washington remains dull with no sessions and no major legislation expected this session. Focus shifts to Taft's forthcoming messages on natural resources and anti trust law amendments as insurgents threaten public relief measures. Railroad labor clashes loom while Mondell proposes coal land entry bills and a ship subsidy bill gains traction with Congress and Indian service procurement reforms. Counterfeit five dollar silver certificates from 1899 surface with deceptive back printing and Indian head design.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Congress
Acema
Humphrey
Merchant Marine Committee of the House
Ballinger
Indian Service
Short Session Circuit Court Disposals in Dallas
Circuit court in Dallas presided by Judge Burnett disposed of several cases this week. Divorces for Jemale O Percival and Elmer W Bowers both granted. Polk County appeal from Board of Equalization dismissed. Trustee appointment petition in W C Brown estate. demurrer confessed. Partitions and other dockets ended with dismissals or decrees as prayed for.
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Dallas
Judge Burnett
Jemale O. Percival
Robert M. Percival
Oscar Hayter
HM. V. Gates
Polk County
Aspeal
Board of Equalization
Thomas Bowman
Blanch Bowman
John Vernon
W. B
W. L
Audubon Groups Urge Federal Protection for Migratory Birds
Government action urged by sportsmen ornithologists and agricultural authorities as National Audubon societies push Congress to shield dying migratory bird races. Capitol whispers say leaders may block river and harbor bill and delay it to next year. a veto by the president is also anticipated.
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National Association of Audubon Societies
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Planning For Big Revivals From a Chautauqua Page
An Independence Enterprise column reports a revival with 408 converts and 74 joining the Baptist church on the final night. Rev Maynard R. Thompson notes Saturday and Sunday meetings built to a grand climax and calls for citizens to pray and work.
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The
Baptist Church
Independence Enterprise
Maynard R. Thompson
Notice to creditors for the estate of James T. McClain
The administratrix Margaret E. McClain cites Oregon law requiring creditors to present their claims within six months of first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers to her at Suver in Polk County, Oregon, where the estate business is conducted, with attorney B. F. Jones handling matters. 27-31 Stung for 15 Years.
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James T. McClain
Suver
Polk County
Oregon
Margaret E. McClain
B. F. Jones
Intercollegiate rules panel backs safer football play
The Intercollegiate Athletic Association adopted and sent to the rules committee a resolution seeking changes to football rules aimed at reducing injuries to players.
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New York
The
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Cure for Tough Digestion B. F. Ayscue Finds Relief
Ingleside N G resident B F Ayscue endured repeated doctors and $200 in medicine without relief before using Dr Kings New Life Pills. The pills claim to cure constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowels and are sold at five cents by druggists.
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B. F. Ayscue
N. G
Dr. King
Fey Whelly
Williams Drug Co Sick Room Stock Marker
A well equipped stock of sick room necessities listed under Williams Drug Co at 29th street storefront.
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Williams Drug Co
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Mondell
House Public Lands Committee
Butler
Cummins & Davis
Independence
Tom Cronise
Salem, Oregon
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Second Street
Portland
P.O, Adtee
Short Session Circuit Court
Harbor Bill
Salem Woolen Mill
Salem
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Edison
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Ing Machines
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Salem, Or
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