New Irrigation Code Drive Aimed at Oregon Power Water Use
Rep. Bryant leads drafting of a new irrigation code to govern water rights in Oregon. The plan envisions state ownership of waters, restricted power rights, and fees for power developers, with emphasis on irrigation, waterpower growth, and public safeguards.
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Parix Held In Double Murder Case Of Steinbell
Mme Steinbell charged with the double murder of her husband and Mime Japy and linked to the Faure death. She was taken from Et Luxar prison to the palace of Justice for examination by Magistrate Andre who later refused to disclose details. Rumors allege hair was involved and a doctor tried to free Faure’s fingers.
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Citizens Will Defy the Government in Arkansas Flood
Pine Muff Ark December 1 The citizenry plans to cut the government levee on the north bank of the Arkansas River after days of caving levee. Flood waters threaten to destroy the 2000000 courthouse and the Jefferson Hotel as warehouses have already washed away and more damage is feared.
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Government Violations Lead to Fines Over Safety Rules
Puget Sound navy yard probe cited by State Railroad Commissioner Parley as violative of safety appliance laws. Thousands of dollars in fines levied on railroads for defective cars using government property. Flat cars lack hand brakes and rely on locomotive brakes, violating federal rule requiring independent braking capability.
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Wyoming the Wool State
A Wyoming report culls data from the National Wool Producers showing Wyoming edging Montana in total wool production and refined wool value. It notes 4,020,000 sheep shorn, average fleece eight pounds, total wool around 6 million pounds, washed wool 12,120,000 pounds at 49 cents per pound, and overall sales totaling about 8.94 million dollars amid lower prices this year.
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Builder of Theaters Here Re Cort Plans Pendleton Playhouse
W Houghton of Seattle visits Pendleton at the prompting of John Cort to discuss a new theater for the city. Cort would back rental costs up to a stated amount, with plans for a $25,000 house described as a cozy modern venue. Houghton will draft plans in Seattle and return with preliminary sketches after meeting with Manager Mitchell.
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Editor Z Otaka Hospitalized After Socialism Quarrel
San Francisco report states Z Otaka editor of a Japanese daily is at a hospital in precarious condition following a quarrel over socialism. The incident occurred on December 1 in San Francisco.
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Well Paid for Supporting Tart in Moderation
Washington dispatch reports Daniel J. Keefe, president of the Longshoremen's union from Detroit, has accepted the role of commissioner general of imoderation, indicating a prestigious, well paid leadership position.
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Miss Cryder and Cecil Higgins Wed in New York
Miss Ethel Cryder daughter of Mr and Mrs Duncan Cryder married Cecil Higgins of London today in New York. The bridegroom formerly served as secretary of the English legation at Washington. The couple will establish their home in London.
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New Sensation in San Francisco Ends in Mystery
Reported last night that Chief Biggy, under fire after the Mo ney assassination attempt and related press critique, possibly jumped into the bay to end his personal crisis. Witnesses recount his cold complaint, absence of escort, and a final voyage toward Belvedere before vanishing.
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Commercial Slug Meeting Tonight Forces Fund Drive
Solicitors are still at work as the remodeling committee seeks funds for the Commercial Slug association. They aim to raise at least $1000 for remodeling but will delay final report until funds are secured. Other business will be discussed and good attendance is urged tonight.
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Railroads cut grain freight rates across New York state
Albany Dec 1 Changes in grain transportation rates were issued by the New York Central West Shore Erie Lehigh Valley Delaware Lackawanna & Western Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg and Pennsylvania railroads. The new freight rates apply to carload shipments of grain and grain products and generally reduce the rate by about 0 cents a ton mile within the state from major shipping points Buffalo and Rochester with similar reductions to other grain shipping points.
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Death toll from Pittsburg Buffalo Coat mine disaster rises
Mariana Pa Dec 1 The death list at the wrecked Pittsburg Buffalo Coat company mine numbers 136. Eleven bodies were recovered today as rescuers press on with difficult work.
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Opium Barred From All Pacific Ports
San Francisco reports an order to bar opium from all Pacific coast ports, issued by the Port Collector after a secret message from Lt Wiley. The move, tied to Roosevelt and the International Opium Commission, could affect Chinese communities in major western cities and is tied to large past-year opium and morphine sales in California.
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Grosshemig Children In Court Tomorrow Hearing
Before Judge Gilliland at 10:00 tomorrow the Grosshemig children face a delinquency hearing after a neighbor accused them of stealing a saddle. The youngsters have prior juvenile court involvement and were previously remanded to their father’s care to ensure proper training and care.
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Pemurrer Overruled in Horse Swindling Case
Judge Benn overruled the demurrer to the complaint filed by Mason Matt Ruby and others against Major Ferris Lamb Bros George Sheldon Idaho stockmen and N W W Thompson of Boise stock farm accused of swindling or attempting to swindle the plaintiffs. Defendants were given time to answer.
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Pope's Condition Worsens With Bronchitis Attack
Rome dispatch reports the pope's confusion and illness deepened as he suffers an attack of bronchitis. The brief bulletin notes his condition worsened today, detailing respiratory distress and overall frailty under medical care.
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Test Cage May Be Important Fight Catalyst
A reported altercation involving a test cage is described as potentially pivotal to an ostensible fight. The article notes the incident as a key factor in the developing confrontation and cites unnamed witnesses and local officials.
Lawrey Sues Hannah Over Fulton Land Purchase
A civil suit filed by J H Lawrey against Charles Hannah concerns land bought under the Fulton amendment to the 1891 act on the Umatilla Reservation and whether the government or Hanna had the right to a second purchase after Lawrey paid. The case could affect related condemnations and pending indictments and may migrate to federal courts if strong questions of federal law are upheld.
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Pendleton School Taxpayers Meeting Planned
Arrangements for a meeting of Pendleton School district taxpayers to decide the coming year's tax levy will be made at a school board meeting tomorrow night. Practically no other business of importance is expected. Under state law the levy amount is determined at a public meeting where all legal voters may vote by viva voce ballot.
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City Hall Hearing On New York Finances Convened
At city hall today the committee for the investigation of New York City finances convened for a public hearing. Expert accountants who have reviewed the city books presented a report for the committee’s use.
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