Sacramento River Devastation Forces Evacuations on Trains
Reports from Tehama and surrounding counties describe record high floods on the upper Sacramento River. Towns like Tehama, St. John, and Glenn counties are submerged under water four feet deep, bridges threaten collapse, cattle losses loom as levees near the Phelan ranch bend. Residents flee by train as abandonment spreads along the flooded regions.
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St. John and
Glenn Counties
Southern Pacific
Phelan Ranch
Butte County
Chico
Cal
Tehame
Coun
Gold bearing sand found near Tulsa sparks statewide excitement
Discovery of gold bearing sand a mile from Tulsa has caused unusual excitement. Experts say it is promising and development could prove immensely profitable, with enthusiasm spreading across Oklahoma.
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Tulsa
Okla
Grafter King Under Arrest In Horse Conspiracy In Idaho
Spokane reports W R Clemmens of Moscow Idaho a horse dealer is accused of involvement in a scheme where four Idaho farmers gave a joint note for a stallion but had no money or property. The case centers on a conspiracy among wealthy farmers and a horse dealer.
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Moscow, Idaho
Major Ferris
George Sheldon
J. M. Lamb
Lamb
Clemmons
Vada Against Japanese Gillett Sets Foot Down Special Order
A report notes a special order initiated by Vada to address anti Japanese sentiments, with actions aimed at curbing discrimination. Details emphasize organizational steps and official responses within the community.
Grand Jury reconvenes as anti Japanese measures loom
Washington discusses the Japanese situation in the West. Roosevelt meets Newlands and Curtiss while Idaho and Nevada lawmakers face anti Japanese measures. Curtiss v Walker jury selected. Williams faces arson case delays. Indiana editors plan banquet and push for anti Japanese action.
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Curtiss Ve. Walker
Justine
Holman
Island City
Cove Declared Quarantined After Diphtheria Case
Cove in Richardson home reported a diphtheria case prompting quarantine orders. Schools and meetings suspended for about a week. A Baptist revival halted as officials aim to stamp out spread with limited protection for residents. The case involves a young person and the attending doctor hopes to avert fatality.
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Cove
Richardson
Dt Young
Elite Faction Rivalry Draws Local Scrutiny
Terse passage hints at internal power struggles among elites. The note indicates favored factions among local leaders, with resistance from rival groups. No concrete names or places are provided to specify individuals or affiliations.
Tanson's Gill Will Pass Yetr House And Senate Showcase
The report details Hanson’s anti race track bill passing the senate 41 to 0 without the emergency clause and facing house resistance. A conference committee was debated but not appointed as the bill’s status on the emergency clause remained unsettled. In another item, a St Paul railroad collision in Powersville left three men dead.
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Cotterill
Graves
Ruth
Powersville
Waitte
St. Paul Road
Newfoundlands Legislature Postponed Amid Fisheries Issue
St Josusa on Feb 3 reports Governor McGregor postponed Newfoundland's legislative session due to the fisheries question, with Attorney General Bent occupied. The Bond government risks minority without Bent. Madison Wis on Feb 3 notes Senator Stephenson failed by four votes for re election, 61 to win.
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St Josusa
Newfoundland
McGregor
Bent
Washington
Madixon
Wis
United States
Stephenson
Local option fight looms as senate adjourns and bills pass
Salem reports the senate plans to adjourn February 12 with likely full 40 days. The house postponed Nesmith county creation and a $10 000 Italian relief, while Medford boosters push a $100 000 Crater Lake road bill. The Dodds bill lets rail officials file on any train and outward doors rule passes. Local option beer or whisky vote faces opposition from the Anti Saloon League.
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Nesmith County
Board of Trade
Medford
Crater Lake
Senate
Farrell
House
Dodds
McCue
Oregon Hop Growers
Anti-Saloon League
Taft Returns Early From Canal Zone Probes
Culebra Panama Feb 3 Judge Taft said he will sail for New Orleans on Sunday rather than Monday noting the swift progress of the Canal Zone probe enables an earlier departure.
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Culebra
Panama
Taft
New Orleans
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