Temporary Injunction Arguments Over County Reimbursement
Tomorrow Judge Knowles will hear arguments on a temporary injunction restraining the county court from paying sheriff and treasurer bondsmen for losses from the Farmers and Traders National banks failure. The case involves funds and a new law allowing reimbursement, with District Attorney Ivanhoe for the state and John Hodgins for the Taxpayers’ League presenting.
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Ases
Taxquayers’ League
John Hodgin
Ivanhoe
John” 8. Hodgins
Taxpayers’ League
City School Opens With Full Teaching Staff
City Superintendent J D Stout announces the teaching roster for all city schools. By opening day next week Monday, High School will host Mansager McHachran Montgomery Epling Frust Allen McMillan Common Coach and others. Central North and Fir Street schools appear with listed teachers and remaining supply positions unsettled.
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J. D. Stout
N. J. Mansager
James A. McHachran
John RR. Montgomery
Wclence
F. A. Epling
Alice M. Frust
N. Lucile Allen
Grace McMillan
Ruth Common
Florence M. Coach
Central School
Nellie Bullard
Ennipson
Edith Bork
Mildred Cook
H Thompson
Manuel Snyder
Molfie Snyder
Helen McHugh
Kate Pixton
Miss Bonnel
Mrs. Togle
North School
Nellie G. Neil
Gertrude Belver
Nell Young
Pearl Huff
Mr. Conner
Gussie Fisher
Edith Woodruff
Miss Billings
Employment List and Sept 4 6 exams for students
The City Superintendent Stout sets aside Monday and Tuesday September 4 and 6 for high school examinations to improve grades before school opens. He will meet applicants and allow another attempt. About a dozen homes seek to hire girls for board during the school year and some boys are also sought. Prof Stout aims to have names ready before school starts.
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Stout
Superintendent Stout to Teach Some High School Courses
The report notes that Superintendent Stout will personally teach some high school courses at least on occasion, reflecting hands on administration and classroom involvement.
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Stout
Fire destroys Island City cottage of Topper family
A cottage belonging to Mrs. Childern of Island City and furniture owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Topper were burned last evening. The Topper family, just moved in, failed to save clothing and furniture. Fire likely started from a defective flue. estimated loss about $500. Topper absent and employed in grain fields.
Prize Winning Bull Terriers Killed In North La Grande
Three valuable Bull terriers, two owned by Dr. M. K. Hall and one by Eugene Good, were killed last night in North La Grande after Mr. Spiker attacked them with a club mistaking them for bobcats. The Hall dogs "Rose" and "Jim" had won prizes nationwide including a Chicago bench show, aiding in a theft case that led to their return to the Hall kennel. The third dog, recently purchased by Eugene Good of the Summer hotel, had joined the pair.
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M. K. Hall
Eugene Good
North la Grande
Spiker
Mr. Spiker
Joe Epersole
Rose
Jim
Chicago
la Grande
Hall
Northwest
Summer Hotel
Oregon tax revision commission peers at national systems
The Oregon tax revision commission led by W. J. Church will not push changes until after extensive data gathering on U S tax laws. The panel studied Wisconsin laws and plans a comprehensive October meeting to propose a unified system for voters’ consideration.
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Oregon
Tax Revision Commission
W. J. Church
United States
Churen
Salem
State Tax Board
Galloway
Church
Pimlico Race Course Prepares for Maryland United Hunts Meet
Pimlico in Baltimore readies for the fall meeting of the Maryland United Hunts with improvements to club house and grounds. About 200 horses are quartered at the track as the association anticipates a strong meet after the close of last season.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Maryland United Hunts
Jesup Memorial Library Dedicated in Bar Harbor
In memory of Morris K. Jesup the Jesup Memorial library in Bar Harbor Maine was formally dedicated. Mrs Morris K Jesup widow of the New York financier transferred the gift to the Bar Harbor library association, with the ceremony led by her nephew Thomas De Witt Cuyler.
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Morris .K. Jesup
Bar Harbor
Jesup
Morris K. Jesup
New York
Fragmentary ad notice with unclear sale details
A damaged OCR line hints at a sale listing with fragments mentioning tee dice and general sale terms. No concrete entities or dates are readable.
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P. O
Wallowa
Otis Arrested Again for Ordinance Violation
In Los Angeles on August 30 Otis was charged with violating a city ordinance by public conduct.
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Los Angeles
Pub
Chamberlain in New Club Shapes Progressive Democrat Drive
Washington leaders say the progressive democrats plan a nationwide federation of precinct clubs to curb boss influence in parties. Senator George E. Chamberlain asserts the group seeks voter control, not candidates, and favors a people chosen leader for 1912, not a "predatory" insider.
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Washington
George E. Chamberlain
Democratic
Oregon
Federation
Obscene article case leads to arrests in Los Angeles
General Otis publisher and Telegraph editors were arrested on warrants sworn by Officer Alice Wells of the Los Angeles Police. A preliminary hearing is set for tomorrow.
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Lishing
The
Times
General Otis
Telegraph
Alice Wells
Los Angeles
Bee Keepers Open Annual Session in Minneapolis
A large and representative attendance marked the opening of the National Bee Keepers association annual convention in Minneapolis. The two day sessions will cover bee culture as well as production and marketing of honey.
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Bee Keepers
Minneapolis
Minn
National
Bee Keepers’ Association
Census Center of Population Located in Bloomington
Washington report says the correct center of population in the United States lies in the western part of Bloomington Indiana. Census Director Durand announced the location after preliminary estimates.
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Washington
Durand
United States
Bloomington
Indiana
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