Arizona recall principle sparks fight over judges in constitution
Washington April 18. Congress debates the recall of judges as in the Arizona constitution. Representatives Kent Martin Robinson Berger voiced views across parties. They argue recall, initiatives, and referenda reflect democracy, with notes on appointed versus elected judges and constitutional revision.
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Washington, D. C
Arizona
Congress
United Press
Wm. E. Kent
Republican Progressive
California
Belleyuelng
Iian
Colorado
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Tam
Victor L. Berger
Wisconsin
Taft
Troops at Vancouver Ordered to Practice
Vancouver Parracks Washington April 12 The sellers and officers will be kept in the field for spring and summer with marches into the surrounding country. An order from the War department at Washington directs units to move every few days, from a squad to a full regiment, on three day to two week marches. Packs carry 59 pounds with supply wagons, and Companies 2 and 4 under Lieut Frank Jesyvett and Capt Charles Taxman will march toward Fisher for a three day training period. Lieutenant Arthur O Rudd leads the advance detail as preparations set the base of operations for three days including reconnaissance and forced marching under possible war conditions. When Fo and F companies return, H companies will move in another direction, with different companies slated for each period.
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Vancouver Parracks
Wash
wWhr Department
Wrehington
Tomorow
Frank Jesyvett
Ind
Emma
Charles J. Taxman
Fisher
Arthur O) Rudd
Ma- Heonvers
Rile
Pendleton News Roundup Quiet Police Night
Pendleton notes report a peaceful night with no arrests or disturbances. Pred Farle is confined at home with an illness while Frey Burley, manager at Peoples Warehouse, remains at home recovering. George Sutherland arrives with a crew to unload water pipe for the branch asylum main, with five pipe oars spotted on Walter's spur and work to resume promptly.
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Pred Farle
Frey Burley
Peoples Warehouse
Erign
George Sutherland
Wala Wally
Surgeon Operates on Local Resident at St Vincents
Dr Pred A Liewallen of Pilot Rock underwent a surgical operation at St Vincents hospital in Portland yesterday for appendicitis. He was visited last evening by De C Smith, who reports the patient was recovering nicely from the procedure.
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St. Vincett's Hospital
Portland
Pred A. Liewallen
Pilot Rock
Iplendottis
De @. C. Smith
Montgomery Party Travels to Walla Walla and Pendleton
In Garden City Councilman T G Montgomery traveled by auto with his brother John Montgomery Richard Mayberry and Doug Le Leafingwell to Walla Walla yesterday afternoon. After a short visit they returned and reached Pendleton at 2 oclock this morning.
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T G. Montgomery
John Montgomery
Richard Mayberry
Dougle Leaffingwell
Auto
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Track Meet Postponed At Roundup Park
The annual interclass track meet scheduled for Roundup Park this afternoon was postponed after a noon meeting due to cold wind. Officials will announce a new date once decided.
Returns from Convention of the Ladies of the Maccabees
Mrs. Ella Reager returned this morning from Portland where she attended the convention as the representative of June Hive No. 16. She was accompanied by Mrs. Zaldee Cross representative of the La Grande lodge who will visit several days in this city.
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Ella Reager
Portland
The
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Zaldee Cross
la Grande Lodge
Ely
City to collect dog taxes amid growing compliance
A police committee member declared the city will collect dog taxes from all residents. He cited the common complaint that many would pay if others did. So far 119 dogs have been taxed, with payments continuing.
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Aodd
Ball Boys to Give Dances for Benefit
Pendleton baseball club votes to stage two public dances at Eagles-Woolman hall to aid a beam project. First event set for Wednesday evening with Buckaroo society arranging, promising strong turnout to ensure a merry occasion.
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Pendleton Baseball Club
Eagles-Woolmin
Nolte Sells Beer Agency to Koplitke in Umatilla County
Antone Nolte, longtime local saloonman now in Paavo, returns to the city after closing the sale of the Umatilla county Olympia beer agency to Henry Koplitke. Nolte also finances a local cold storage plant for a demon. He plans to move his family to Pasco as soon as the loan is cleared.
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Nolte
Antone Nolte
Paavo
Umatilla
Olympia Beer
Henry Koplitke
Tle Fimily
Pasco
Will See Season Open Ron Alexander Enthusiastic Fan
Ron Alexander former second baseman and pinch hitter for the local batsmen travels to attend the season opener. He states his visit to Pendleton aims to gain nourishment and relief for the upcoming period by watching Teavera play in their first home contest of the year.
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Ron Alexander
Pendleton
Portland
Ndo
Drill Orders and Encampment Rumors Stir Guardsmen
Lieutenant Winter issues drill for Company TL at 7 30 pm Tuesday and weekly. Non commissioned officers to report at 7 00 pm for schooling at the armory. Storly’s office to prepare the rome for rite practice as rumor of Columbia Beach encampment during the Astoria Centennial spreads among local guardsmen.
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Winter
Company TL
Derenler
Storly
Fiise
Rome
Columbia Beach
Muramer
Astoria
Canine casualties in bold opulent arena incident
A chaotic scene unfolds as healthy canines die during a disputed ritual at an unspecified arena. Authorities, led by Tom Hirdene, declare their lives forfeited to the event’s perilous tradition amid rapid dispatch by the fastest performers.
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Tom Hirdene
Enekendt
Melita Arena
Lee Ferrere
Opus
Two Men Take Over Hanscom Ranch To Farm Umatilla Land
Glen Scott and Carl Engdaht completed arrangements to take possession of the bankrupt Claude Hanscom’s ranch. They bought all equipment and outfit and will start immediately to farm the Umatilla land, bringing extensive farm experience to the venture.
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Glen Scott
Carl Engdaht
Claude Hanscom
Hanscom
Umatilla
More Property Taxed From New Patent Lands
Local readers see that patent issuance would add land to county tax rolls and benefit schools in outlying districts. Assessor Strain notes land value around 400 dollars per quarter section and local Pendiston residents including Judge G W Phelps James Johns Mrs Alice Sheridan Frank Curl and George Robbins show interest in the bill introduced by Congressman Lafferty on April 10. The measure seeks final proof and patents for lands sold under acts of 1885 and 1902 on the Umatilla Indian reservation with eligibility for patents upon proof that lands are cultivable or suitable for grazing and not fit for profitable use otherwise.
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G. W. Phelps
James Johns
Aliee Sheridan
Frank Curl
George Robbins
Lafferty
Committee On Public Lands
Congress
Mare
House of Representatives
Senate
United States of American Congress
Umatilla Indian Reservation
Secretary of the Interior
Graft cases set for hearing in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 18 the grand jury indictments from the Ruef Echlinitz graft disclosures move to hearing today. Among those charged are former Mayor Eugene Schmitz Patrick Calhoun and other United Railways officials Drum De Sabla and Martin of the San Francisco Gas and Electric company Abe Ruef remains in prison after his graft convictions.
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Eugene Schmitz
Patrick Calhoun
United Railways
Drum
de Sabla
Martin
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
Weather Tower for Uncle Sam to rise in New York
New York will gain a new Weather Bureau observatory tower on the Battery Park waterfront. The structure, though not as tall as the Singer or Metropolitan, will be impressive for its prominent location by the harbor.
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New York
United States Weather Bureau
Singer
Metropolitan
Woolworth
Pendhden tas to Vari Tyee well Raden Peodioran
Pendhden tas to Vari Tyee well Raden Peodioran tage.
Tower to rise over riverfront offices for weather use
Bids opened for a new tower to surmount the barge office war department quarters and customs offices. The tower will provide powerful searchlights and improved weather data for mariners and storm forecasting as surrounding buildings obscure the present quarters from view.
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War Department
Dureau
East River
Hudson
Bald Beagles Fend Off Crow at Spokane Park
In Manito park Spokane three bald eagles defending their roost fought a crow that ripped shingles from the roof. The eagles, backed by attendants, dodged wing blows and suffered no blood or feather loss. Credit goes to the park birds for repelling the attack and keeping their plumage intact. Additionally a lost open face gold watch with army souvenir fob is being sought.
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Spokane
Wash
Manito Park
Bird House
Clee
Thigh Schools Are Very Modern and Spacious
Continuation describes Troutman inspired high school design, 104 feet long with four levels. Basements hold heating plant and gym space, a 4500 square foot basketball hall. First floor houses mechanical drawing, workrooms and recitations, while the second floor contains commercial, agricultural, science labs and recitations.
Ditches Must Be Screened Under Oregon Law
Notice to all ditch owners near the Umatilla river and its tributaries to screen irrigation ditches at the Intake with fine fish screens immediately. Noncompliance faces penalties including fines and imprisonment. Detected by Dr. Watson, Deputy.
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Notleela
Umatilla
Oregon
Dr. Watson
Song Recital Tonight by Mrs Norton at Judi Home
All are invited to a song recital at the residence of Mrs FL EL Judi Tuesday evening April 18. An admission of 75 venta will be charged.
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Anna Selkirk Norton
FL EL Judi
Dr Eugene Vaushan Leaves City After Family Visit
Dr Eugene Vaushan spent several days visiting relatives in the city and then departed for his home in Portland.
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Eugene Vaushan
Portland
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