House Bill Raises Umatilla County Treasurer Salary
The Oregon House unanimously passed bill 296 to raise the Umatilla County treasurer salary from 1200 to 1400 annually with no deputy position allowed. Former treasurers previously had had a deputy at $900 a year. The bill was introduced by the Umatilla county delegation.
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Raat
Oregonian
Saldm
Houtia
Umatilla County
Real estate transfers listed with multiple buyers and parcels
Real estate transfers show several deeds with buyers W Hoberts Lola B Smith A M Blam W B Brooke Elbert Smith BE J J Blamont Union Pacific Life Insurance Umatilla Sheep Co and others. Prices range from 1 to 7500 dollars covering numerous sections townships and ranges including 11 2N 32 14 8N 28 34 N 36 and 2N.
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W. M. Johnson
W. Hoberts
Lola B Smith
W. &. Wilder
A.M. Blam
W. B. Brooke
Elbert Smith
Bo Martin
Grand View
Union Pacific Lite Insurance
J.J. Blamont
Townahina
Umatilla Sheep Co
J. J. Binmank
Mutinous Japanese Crew Seizes Baltimore Steamer
Police quelled a mutiny on the Japanese steamer Marimna in Baltimore. The revolt left the chief engineer with a fractured skull as revolver and other weapons were seized. The ship, bound for Genoa with general cargo, carried a mixed crew and was later taken to jail.
High Cost of Living Enquiry Progress Reported
Washington Feb 1 The Department of Justice under President Wilson continues the national probe into living costs. Boston District Attorney George W Anderman, who led the inquiry, is in Washington and reports progress to Attorney General Gregory. Officials say a price drop benefits consumers though not dramatically, and fuel and coal supply issues are addressed with railcar movements directed to mines.
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Department of Justice
Washington
Wilson
George W. Anderman
Torney
Boston
Gregory
McAnderson
Alay
Hawaii Dry Bid Favored by House Committee
Washington Feb 2 The Hawaiian prohibition bill to make the territory bone dry was favorably reported to the House by the territorial committee. The measure mirrors an Alaskan plan already agreed upon and aims to extend dry conditions to Hawaii despite local opposition and objections from some quarters.
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Washington
Territorial Committee
25 Billion Cigarettes Sold in U S in Year
Washington Feb 1 The government gross revenue from whisky beer and cigarettes in the year reached the greatest on record with cigarette consumption rising over 40 percent from 1915. Paper wrapped cigarettes taxed totaled 26 323 000 928 as millions of cigarettes made for women were produced domestically and imported during the year.
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Washington
Austria and Hungary Near Settlement of Differences
Berlin reports progress toward a final settlement of the long standing differences between Austria and Hungary. Diplomatic channels indicate that key points have been resolved and a framework for agreement is expected to be finalized soon, signaling improved stability in the region.
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Vienna
Tageblatt
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Hungary
Clam-Martinic
Austria and Hungary
Berlin
Austria
Woman Suffrage Gets First Leslie Heir Payment Order
Executors of the estate of Frank Leslie known as Baroness de Barie are ordered to pay two Detroite heirs $91,709,000 from the 8600,000 fund and $150,000 awarded in a New York estate matter as of February. The action concerns an inheritance dispute and the distribution of large sums to named heirs.
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New York
Frank Leslie
Baroness de Barie
Surrogate Orders Large Payments From Leslie Will Fund
Surrogate Cohalan today ordered $600000 of the Leslie fund to Carrie Chapman Catt for women’s suffrage. The score also allocates $100000 to Maynard Fol lin and $50000 to Carrie H. Wrenn of Detroit as assignments by Catt after a Leslie will contest. The estate totals $1700000 with further claims likely, boosting Catt’s expected suffrage endowment.
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Mra
Carrie Chapman Catt
Lesiie
Maynard Follin
Carrie H. Wrenn
Detroit
Catt
Leslie
Kiss Her Says Judge In Poem Advitte Divorce Case
San Francisco February 1. Judge Thomas F Graham of the superior court wrote a two stanza poem and mailed it to John Schuler who is suing for divorce. The poem answers how to avoid quarrels with his wife and is said to conform to the title.
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San Francisco
Kim Her
Thomas F Graham
Superior Court
John Schuler
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