Thaw Applies for Bail in Matteawan Extradition Case
Harry K. Thaw seeks bail in federal court for extradition to New York on conspiracy and escape charges from Matteawan. Judge Aldrich will hear the petition with William T. Jerome opposing. Thaw remains in U S custody with U S Marshal Nute and Sheriff Drew awaiting habeas corpus ruling. Salmon Fees Reach Wedderburn. Deputy Fish Warden Jewell delivered about 1,000,000 salmon eggs to Indian Creek hatchery in Wedderburn after a lengthy transport via Presswater Coos Bay and Bandon. eggs arrived in good condition.
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Thaw
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Coos County
Wedderburn
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Jewell
Portand
Indian Creek
Presswater
Coos Pay
Bandon
Spring Wagon and Four Horses Travel Scene
A spring wagon drawn by four horses moves along a rural road, suggesting a quiet countryside tableau. The scene emphasizes a traditional team load and the pace of rural transportation in a bygone era.
Falling Rock Kills Man at Ronald Mine
A cap rock collapse in Northwestern Improvement Co mine No 3 at Ronald near Roslyn Washington killed John Semeovich instantly and fatally injured Joe Oller. Both were new arrivals to the area and little is known about them. The district employs several thousand miners across eight mines. this marks only the second such accident in over a year.
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Northwestern Improvement Company
Ronald
Here
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Joe Oller
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Oller
One Gots Dry Other Wet
Boston December 10. In Massachusetts six cities held elections on liquor licenses. Lynn moved from dry to license while Newburyport shifted back to no license after a year of legal liquor sales.
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Catholics Exhibit at Folsom Furniture Store
The Catholic ladies will stage a fancy work exhibit at Folsom furniture store across Thursday Friday and Saturday. Ellison White Chautauqua system delegate R. D. Edwards visits Pendleton to discuss contracting for the summer program. Measles and smallpox quarantines announced at several Pendleton addresses.
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Folsom Furniture Store
R. D. Edwards
Pendleton
Smallpox Case Reported in Kamela Area
Dr. D J McFaul returned from Kamela where he treated woodcutter Peterson with a severe smallpox infection. The patient is quarantined and progressing, with the only known Kamela case. The illness may trace to La Grande or Walla Walla, where the patient originated.
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Kamela
D. J. McFaul
Peterson
Judgments Rendered by Circuit Judge Phelps Decree Mortgages Foreclosed
Circuit Judge Phelps issued decrees: Ed ward Le Fave vs F L Atkinson for $500 plus interest and $650 attorney fees and mortgage foreclosure. Fred Hesse vs A G and Adelaide Nelson for $2200 plus interest $225 attorney fees and $30 costs and mortgage foreclosure. J L Hammack vs J W and G Rhode Short lifze for recovery of horses within ten days. If horses not surrendered, debt of $449 canceled and an additional $223 judgment against plaintiff.
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Edward le Fave
F. L Atkinson
Fred Hesse
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J. L. Hammack
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G. Rh. Shortlifze
Elk Sightings Near Milton Reported By Local Mail Carrier
A mail route East of Milton along the Walla Walla river reports several elk including a cow and calf near a haystack by a ranch house within two miles of town and a bull cow and calf at The Elbow twelve miles away. The sighting, the first in years, was reported to the district game warden who says the herd may be from Yellowstone last winter, brought by local sportsmen.
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Yellowstone Park
Walla Walla County
Enter Pleas of Not Guilty in Indictment Demurrer Overruled
Their demurrers to their indictments having been overruled, several of the defendants entered pleas of not guilty and will stand trial. The action follows prior rulings by the court on technical objections. Prosecutors outlined forthcoming dates for arraignments and motions.
Arrestees in Liquor Case Plead Not Guilty in Circuit Court
Governor Wests agents arrested several months ago on charges of illegal sale of liquor. C H Brown George Darveau John Foutts and Cora Switzer appeared in circuit court to enter not guilty pleas. Gus La Fontaine is expected to follow. The test case against Theodore Norman likely will not be appealed. he was fined $100 after the court found him sulky. Attorneys argued local option law of 1910 gave city courts exclusive liquor jurisdiction and 1912 Sunday sales law restricted to licensed dealers.
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George Darveau
John Foutts
Cora Switzer
Gus la Fontaine
Theodore Norman
Supreme Court
Telegram Mixup Traced to Spokane Bank Pressure Claim
The East Oregonian confirmed a telegram error involving Story Corroborated and Drumheller after contacting him by phone in Spokane. Drumheller admitted the mistake but avoided discussing damages, directing questions to lawyer John H. Pedigo of Walla Walla, who acknowledged the inquiry and would not comment.
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Spokane
Drumheller
East Oregonian
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Advocates Federal Help for Highways Policy
The American Automobile Association at its Richmond Va meeting urged federal participation in highway funding aimed at joint national and state road improvement. John A. Wilson was elected president, with H M Rowe first vice president and other officers named. Adamson meansre endorsement favors national automobile registration across states after in-state registration, aligning with AAAs push for federal registratoin.
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American Automobile Association
Richmond
John A. Wilson
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Laurensce
Wilson
H. M. Rowe
Automobile Club of
Maryland
R. W. Smith
Colorado
F. L. Baker
California
H J. Clark
Minnesota
Preston Belvin
Virginia
John N. Brooks
Connecticut
H. A. Bonnell
New Jersey
A. G. Bathchelder
Good Roads
George C. Diehl
C. C. Jones
Ohio
Howard Longstreth
Pennsylvania
William Schrimpf
Adamson Meansre
United States
Adamson
Georgia
Accounting Principles Is Name Of New Course
University of Oregon will offer in January a course on Accounting Principles. Professor Don C. Sowers will teach topics from fundamental principles to capital and depreciation, with emphasis on systems, records, and the role of accounting in government and business. The syllabus includes cash books, journals, ledgers, balance sheets, and corporate finance, tying accounting to public and private administration.
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Accounting Principles
University OF Oregon
Eurone
Don C. Sowers
Municipal Reference Bureau
West's Agent Dismissed by Governor West
Edward Richards, special agent of Governor West, who had been gathering evidence for liquor and graft charges in Baker Oregon, was dismissed after failing to obtain indictments. The governor states Richards' usefulness ended as his evidence before the grand jury produced no charges.
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Ore
Edward Richards
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