Neal Announces Candidacy For District Attorney
James P Neal, a well known attorney, declares for the district attorney of the sixth judicial district in Oregon. He announces to Republican voters in Tillamook and Marion Counties that he seeks the nomination and outlines his platform and qualifications based on years of familiarity with the office and prior service as deputy prosecuting attorney.
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James P Neal
Free Water
Sam BE
van Vactor
Nent
Tmatilla
Moyron
Adea
James P. Neal for District Attorney in Sixth District
James P. Neal appeals to voters in Oregon describing his twofold plan for the District Attorney’s office. He emphasizes strict impartial enforcement of state laws and acting as legal adviser to county officials. Neal highlights experience as Freewater city attorney and commitments to accessibility, timely, plain advice, and Republican principles.
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Tam
City of Freewater
Sixth District
Oregon
Sath
James P. Neal
Sixth Judicial District
Heirs Fight Grandfather Will Condition in Terre Haute
Hazel and Limer Yeager of Vigo county sue to overturn a will by Francis L. Drake that left 112 600 to the siblings on the condition they marry and become parents. They claim the grandfather was of unsound mind and seek to have the bequest set aside.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Francis L. Drake
Hazel and
Limer Yeager
Vigo County
Screening Ditches and Ranch Sale News Notes
Deputy game warden E P Averill leaves Pendleton for the county west end to inspect irrigation ditches for fish protection enforcement. J W Bush sold Birch Creek ranch of 380 acres to Julius Guderian. price undisclosed but in the thousands. J W Dixon sues Mary Dixon for divorce and child custody, claiming immorality since 1911. attorney J P Neal. Walter Courter, blind news seller, sued for $235.65 arrears to Journal Publishing. case assigned to Macdonald Potts via Cole & Cole and Lowell & Winter. Robert L Moore sues Milton Freewater & Hudson Bay Irrigation Co for $1327.10 on notes. F B Sharpstein and C O Gose of Walla Walla represent plaintiffs.
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PF. Averill
Birch Creek Ranch
J. W. Bush
E. T. Wade
Julius Guderian
Birch Creek
Bult
Walter Courter
Journal Publishing Company of
Portland
Macdonald Potts
Cole & Cole
Lowell & Winter
Robert IL Moore
Milton-Freewater & Hudson Bay Irrigation Company
F. B. Sharpstein
O. Gose
Walla Walla
Paving Ready to Start As Weather Settles
T F Mahoney of Warren Brothers, contractor for Alta Cottonwood and Webb streets paving, is in the city and says paving will begin as soon as weather allows after all preliminary work is completed to avoid delays.
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T. F. Mahoney
Warren Bros
Alta
Cottonwood
Webb
Library Ball Tickets Confusion Causes Price Mistake
A typographical error misled readers to think library ball tickets cost one dollar. In fact, the price is one dollar and fifty cents set by a committee. Tickets are sold at the car ton and Tallman drug stores and proceeds fund library needs. Leaves for Los Angeles this week as Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moorhouse head to assist Roy Raley and associates with a will meet show.
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Taylor Hardware Company
Carton and
Tallman
Los Angeles
Mark Moorhouse
Mr. Moorhouse
Roy Raley
Gwinn
Ir. Moorhouse
Clark Neson
Roy Alexander
Spturding
Portland
Toa Angles
Moorhouses
Local Ford Manager Burned In Gasoline Fire
Joe Bold, manager of the Ford agency in this city, was severely burned when gasoline in his shop ignited as he lit a match to inspect new machinery. The fire burned his right hand and arm to the elbow. he received immediate medical attention and relief from pain.
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Joe Bohd
Joe Bold
Ford Automobile Agency
Circuit Court Finishes Term Verdict in Walker Walters Trial
The circuit court finished its term after the George Miller Company case and the Sadie Walton trial, with jurors delivering a verdict yesterday. The extended session concluded the term as the court wrapped up pending matters and formalities.
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Circuit Court
George Miller Company
Wa, & BE
Sadie Walton
Jury awards $28.37 in Frank Spinning case
The trial ended with a verdict for the plaintiff of $28.37. The amount matched the defendants' prior offer and the case was settled from another note about the two co-defendants. Circulating Judge's Petition aims to gather signatures for Chief Justice Robert Makin's state supreme court nomination. Mr and Mrs Will Ferguson returned from southern California, finding the climate intolerable and leaving earlier than planned.
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Trim
Frank Spinning
Sadie Walton
Major Lee Moorhouse
Robert Makin
State Supreme Court
Mra
Will
Ferguson
California
Beautifying Round-Up Park Plans and Expansion
The Round-Up park project advances with leveling and grass seeding, track surfacing for a faster quarter mile, new bleachers, corrals, and a long term plan to acquire adjacent land. Water irrigation will feed lawns, a potential artificial lake, and a large swimming pool nearby. The directors view the park as a lasting monument to the Round-Up and a city asset beyond profits.
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Ludow
Court Street
Lfe
Rusk declares bid to stay in race and back Roosevelt
John P. Rusk vows to support the progressive program in national affairs and reclamation funds for eastern Oregon. He endorses Theodore Roosevelt for president and, if nominated, supports Roosevelt and Progress against Taft and Stand patism. The statement requests ballot engraving with that slogan.
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Oregon
Theodore Roosevelt
Towlt
Roosevelt
Taft
Germans Hope Briton Ministers Seek Stewart Release
Germans expect serious complications after Lord Maldarne and Admiral Beresford visit aim to win Bertrand Stewart’s release from espionage conviction. If granted, Germans protest, believing Stewart was treated too leniently. London denies political significance of Lord Maldarne’s Berlin trip, though belief remains it influences foreign policy and frontier survey issues.
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Ferlin
Lord Maldrane
Lord Charles Beresford
Bertrand Stewart
Kalger
Stewart
England
London
Lord Haldrane
Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
America
Gilroy Man Dies Saving Dog From Train
Charles Oltoline, 70, of Gilroy California, sacrificed himself February to save a dog by leaping in front of a passenger train and tossing the dog to safety, killing him in the act.
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Gilroy
Calif
Feb
Charles Oltoline
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