The Coke Recall Debate And Its Legal Implications
A Roseburg report notes renewed talk of recalling Judge Coke. The Portland Journal argues approval would bypass the supreme court, suspend the constitution, and force voters to act as jurists. It urges using recalls to remove unworthy officials, not to supersede judicial authority.
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Roseburg
Judge Coke
Portland
Kilkenny
Second District
Supreme Court
Portland Journal
State Association Meeting on Road Building in Portland
The State Association of County Judges and Commissioners will meet in Portland on December 12 13 and 14 to discuss good road building and other matters of county interest for all counties in the state.
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State Association of County Judges and Commissioners
Portland
Yale Freshmen Arrested for Bridge Burnings and Trolley Damage
Three Yale freshmen were arrested for burning bridges and wrecking trolley cars. The incident suggests police aim to curb such pranks, with officials likely concluding the students are not allowed to have fun.
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Yale
Woman frets over husband’s rain footwear
A quirky line notes a wife fearing her husband may catch cold if he abandons his rubber footwear in the rain and fears she would look frightful if she does.
Hobble skirt debate draws critics among non-wearers
The record notes that those most anxious about hobble skirts are the men who do not have to wear them, suggesting discomfort stems from personal stance rather than practical use.
Railroad Plans Stir Coos County Debate
residents discuss future rail access as projects face varying timelines. Supporters claim rapid expansion while skeptics warn of delays, with locals noting repeated predictions and urging clear timelines for improvements.
McNamara jury pay structure questioned
Inquiries focus on how jurors are compensated during the McNamara trial. Questions arise whether pay is per day or per week and how totals are calculated for the duration of proceedings.
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McNamara
Turkey Destruction Sparks Debate on Spoils Distribution
A grim note hints at the dwindling Turkish supplies and questions who will claim the remaining bone material, reflecting concern over scarce resources and potential conflicts over leftovers.
Editor Hearst Says He Is Back In The Democratic Fold
Hearst declares return to the democratic fold raising questions if it is a permanent shift or a temporary move. Analysts weigh implications for party alignment and political influence amid renewed party ties.
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Hearst
Willie
What ever became of the good, old fashioned spotting school
The query recalls a traditional spotting school and explores its fate in modern times, hinting at changes in methods, instruction, and relevance. It reflects on enduring practices versus new approaches and the cultural memory of older training styles.
Notice of Final Hearing on Rockard Estate
Notice is given that C. E. Houser administrator of the estate of John Thomas Rockard deceased has filed a final account with the County Court of Covus County Oregon. Monday December 11 1911 at the courthouse is set for objections and settlement of the final account by Judge J F Hall.
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C. E. Houser
John Thoms Rockard
Covus County
State of
Oregon
Coog
J. F. Hall
John Thomas Rookard
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Church Services In Town Churches
Churches hold regular services this week with Sunday schools at 10:00 and sermons at 11:00 and 7:30. Brethren and Presbyterian, M E and Latter Day Saints invite all. M B E Church South notes weather affecting attendance. Pastor names included.
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Christian Workers Meeting
A. J. Irwin
M. E. Church
F. E. Scoffield
Latter Day Saints Church
Appointment of Administrator for B. M. Greene Estate
A. L. Volkmar is appointed administrator of the estate of B. M. Greene, deceased by the County Court of Coos County Oregon. Creditors must present verified claims with vouchers to L. A. Roberts Myrtle Point within six months from October 25 1911.
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B. M. Greene
Coos County
Oregon
L. A. Roberts
Myrtle Point
A. L. Volkmar
Tillie Greene
Myrtle’ Point
Coosa County
Foley Kidney Pills Publicize Urinary Health Claim
An advertisement asserts backache, headaches, nervousness and rheumatism indicate kidney trouble and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a prompt remedy. The copy notes the pills regulate urinary organs, are tonic with quick results, and are sold by N. G. W. Perkins.
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N. G. W. Perkins
Notice of Administration for Tillie Greene Estate
County Court appoints administrator in Coos County Oregon and all creditors must present verified claims with vouchers within six months to L A Roberts Myrtle Point Oregon. Herbine bowel regulator advertised with claims to aid liver stomach and restore vigor sold by N G W Perkins at 50 cents.
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Canada
Myrtle Point
Coquille
G. W. Perkins
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Myrtle Point Enterprise
Milton Schulz
Ambition
Harlan
Turkey
Bone
L. W. Walls & Son
E. H. Neer
Marshfield
Ore
The
Flanagan & Bennett Bank of
Marshfield, Ore
Flanagan & Bennett
Bank Yrtle Point
Ama Lam
Henry G. Ploeger
Uncle Henry
Gustave Schroeder
Volkmar Bros
Nosler & Norton
Coquille, Oregon
Fifield
Bandon
San Francisco
Alliance
Eureka
Harrison & Rose
R. A. Annin
Agent Doo
Ddoeg
S. J.’ McCloskey
Norway
Schulz Real Estate Advertising and Sale Agency
Fourth and
Maple Streets
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