Olympia Investigation Committee Chooses Chairman
In Olympia on March 13 Secretary of State Nichol won a lead in organizing the legislatively appointed inquiry into state officials. The committee named Senator T. L. Allen as chairman. members include Fishback Taylor McMasters and Hubbell. They plan to meet March 30 to begin the inquiry and likely probe Nichols and Schively.
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Governor signs anti race track bill in Texas
Austin March 12 Governor Campbell signed the anti race track bill which becomes effective within 90 days. The action imposes new restrictions on race track operations pending further regulations.
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Two Boys Detained After Drinking Incident
Poundmaster Black picked up two school age boys in a state of intoxication. After sleeping off the effects in custody, they were released. The older boy received sound chastisement, the younger was admonished and allowed to return to school. Both said they drank too much hard cider and had not been given commercial liquor.
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Spokane Scandal Aired Secretly In Court Probe
Spokane contends a grand Jury inquiry into the Root Gordon scandal has no verbatim notes and no stenographer permitted in the room. Judge Huneke denies verbatim transcript. Pugh plans appeal to the supreme court. Gordon attorneys seek to prevent testimony from being recorded.
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Cheaper fuel on Pacific coast via new Guggenheim road
The Guggenheim-Morgan syndicate plans a southeastern Alaska railroad from Copper River to Kin es to supply Pacific coast towns with high grade coal. The line promises much lower freight costs and cheaper coal for western consumers. Thomas Bruce plans a visit to New York to see relatives.
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Two Franchises Issued for Electric Light in Joseph
Joseph March 12 special. The city council granted a franchise to Wallowa Light & Power and proposed another to the Agit company owned by F D McCully. A veto was overturned by a new ordinance, creating two electric light firms with equal footing in a town of under 600.
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City council to pick new mayor after Harper resignation
Los Angeles officials move to elect a new mayor at next Monday's meeting following Mayor Harper Laat's resignation. Controversy over the recall campaign persists with supporters claiming it ended and the council to name Harper's successor for a term through January.
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Giants Center Fielder Seymour Suspended After Fight
Seymour, star center fielder of the New York Giants, was suspended today after a scuffle with Arie Latham atMaciin Texas on March 12. His career with the club was ended by the suspension.
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Klein the Messiah barred from exclusion by court ruling
In Tacoma on March 12 the court ruled Klein could not be excluded from the courtroom under the law. He is accused of influencing witnesses with his eyes and the court cannot prevent it. Mies Culbertson, the chief witness, made a similar charge yesterday after fainting on the wand, claiming Klein's grances caused her to forget certain happenings.
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Socialism Talk Slated for Sunday Evening
The upcoming Sunday evening program on socialism by Revi gs W Seemann is expected to draw large audiences and address the great question for both believers and skeptics.
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Autoist Loser Eyes Woman Injuries In Crash
A car crash yesterday left Mrs J McCowin and two friends injured with serious wounds. Mr Cowin was knocked senseless while the other occupant survived. The incident occurred in a rural road section near Gal. Marca.
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Record flight lifts dirigible to 32600 feet
German unit led by Pylederichshafen today set a new record for dirigible balloons by climbing to 32600 feet. The ship performed maneuvers described as highly controlled and innovative during the ascent.
Earthquake Shocks Felt in Riverside California Morning
Two distinct shocks were felt at 6 0 this morning in Riverside California as residents reported tremors starting early today. The brief quake incident caused minimal damage and prompted no immediate injuries.
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California Legislature Near End
Sacramento march 12 report that the state legislature will likely adjourn on March 24. The brief notes the approaching close of the legislative session with little chance of further action before adjournment.
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Salem plum to ripen quickly amid vacant appointive posts
Salem reports a wave of impending vacancies on appointive boards as Governor Benson plans to fill many offices. A key upcoming change is the Inspector position once held by W. i. Lytle of Pendleton, whose term ends March 23.
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Washington Lumber Business Sees Sawmills Face Cuts
In Seattle on March 12 officials warn western Washington sawmills likely to close or sharply reduce operations to meet local and cargo shipping needs. Retail yard orders have slumped well below expected levels prompting the forecast.
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Massachusetts to join dry states soon says legislature panel
Boston March 12. The legal affairs committee reported it will introduce a bill to place Massachusetts in the dry column of prohibition states. The notice indicates strong support for statewide prohibition, though the exact provisions and timeline were not specified.
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Treasury depleted as Cleveland bonds join tax plan
Washington reports a depleted treasury with Grover Cleveland bonds planned to meet government expenses. The Ways and Means Committee may add taxes from the Spanish American War era, aiming to raise 60 to 70 million dollars by special taxation. Taft drafts a tariff message while Ballinger plans Alaska visit and nationwide coal land and homestead investigations.
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Cooper Jury Instructions Set For Monday
Nashville March 12 The court announced in the Cooper and Shirps case that jurors will receive instructions Monday Attorney Washington spent nine hours yesterday on statements and resumes today in court.
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Prominent Stockman Murdered in Butte Woman-Killed Shooting
Thomas Metxel, a prominent stockman, was shot and killed on his ranch near Butte Montana after a quarrel with his wife. Police report no further details, and the case is under investigation.
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Land Sale Report in Hill District Contemplates 720 Acres
Enterprise notes on March 13 that David Allen sold to J. B. L. Haworth a parcel of 720 acres in the hill district. Details on price and terms are incomplete in the OCR fragment.
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