Vetoes, votes, and bills mark Oregon legislature day
February 41 1959 reports adjournment at ten. Governor Pennoyer vetoes Dawson railroad commission bill. Senate overrules veto by 24 to 0. Several tax and bond measures debated, with amendments proposed. Calls for constitutional convention gain momentum as lawmakers push for broader reform and state finance actions amid county projects and municipal bills.
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Hala
Clatsop County
Astoria
Pennoyer
Dawson
Railroad Commission
Senate
Wayer
Kaley
Veatch
St. Carson
State Board of Education
Raley
Kay
Chandler
Veuteh
Waking News
Mackay
Henator Barin
Taion
Peohos
Ansar
Myera
Lina
Mulheur County
Owyhee
Stanley
Meathon
Diaokwonville
Taro
Vittlesekter
Bente
Pero
Cely Price
Cheorge Wichington
New York
Kalev
Juni
Momehuay Iilhort
Athena
Wiha
Lavin
Woodburn
Wwell
Enideypendarn Jronter
Enterprise Ladehtin
Street Railway Company Files In Walla Walla
Articles of incorporation for a street railway company have been filed in Walla Walla. Work on this line will be commenced in a few days.
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Walla Walla
Fire Insurance Notice From Columbia Firm Names Dekum Smith Child
A historical insurance notice lists the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company and names Frank Dekum W. K. Smith and J. A. Child in a row of claimed parties or signatories associated with the firm. The fragment suggests corporate or policy related action.
School District No 1 Tax Payment Dispute Letter
A letter from Fred A Daly, school clerk of District No 1, argues the $77.00 paid by Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance of Portland, Oregon for school tax is more than payments from all other insurance companies in the city. The missive asserts a greater total than other insurers and requests clarification.
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Columbia Fire and Marine
Neverunve Company
Portland
Oregon
Porelen
Fred A. Daly
Insurance pitch from Portland firm urged by secretary
A public letter claims the Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Portland Oregon offers guaranteed capital of 500000 and taxes less than foreign companies. It urges readers to give the company a portion of their insurance to reduce state taxes and protect policyholders. John A Child signs as secretary.
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Columbia Fire and Marine Insurance Copany
Portland
Oregon
Awe of
John A
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Hast
Legislativ
EIC
Pendleton
Baud
Neiin
Sheeck & Tange Fumbor
Amall Howe
FICHE
Columbia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Frank Dekum
W. K. Smith
J. A. Child
Portand
P. Thompson
Commercial Nation
Ben Fragk Dekum
Lar'ge Bank
W. K
East Portland
John Sommerville
Rummelin
John A Honeyman
Honeyman Brown Foundry
Geo H Williams
Beekman
Jacksonville
Walter F Burrell
Ftorgis
Flrat Nat'l Bank
T L Charman
Oregon City
H H Northup
John A Child
James F Wateon
Virginia Wateon
Frederick Bickel
Capitalint
Staver & Walker
Agricultors Implements
Levi Ankeny
LK Gi Smith
J 8 White
McMinnville
Charles B Durhkoop
SA Moreland
Louis Sohne
Nat'l Bank
Vancouver
W.t RL. Durham
Dirham
Washington County
Mary Spiller
Eugene City
A Alisky
Alisky
Haom & Co
Asahel Bush
Salem
Thompson
Seeeenenee
K Smith
Joan Donnerberg
Jacob Wortman
RE. M. Wade
A. H. Breyman
Fast
John B. David
W.b.honeyman
Sue
George H
William Portland
Kearney
Walter F. Burrell
Sam P. Sturgis
Ea Tewe
Pondieton
T. L. Charman
John A. Child
James F. Watson
W. H. Walker
Thielsen
George B, Markle
Ja Worthand
W.T. Wright
Union
Durttam
Cabe Astoria
Noe
Second St
Child's Drug Store
Jon & Boyd
East Oregonian Building
Pendleton, Or
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