Fulton Replies to an Accuser in Oregon Campaign
Senator Fulton issues a lengthy rebuttal to Henry E. Heney charging political revenge and personal motive in the Smith and Hall-Brownell cases. He defends his integrity, denies funds or land deals, and asserts the Oregon campaign for his reelection was one of the cleanest in state history.
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Honey
Smith
Oks
Chamberlain
Fulton
Francia J. Heney
Heney
Multon
Portland
Reney
Mitchell
Hammond Lumber Company
Amber
Brownell
George
Oregon
Dan J. Malarkey
Hall Cove
Neuhausen
United States
Henew
James Powell
Linn County
State House
Powell
Senate
Fultin
Hall-Brownell
KEG OF BEER PROVES COSTLY TO FARMERS
Yakima valley farmers shared a barrel of Sunnyside beer from a dry town. Kellogg paid $34.85 plus his share of freight and license costs after a revenue collector questioned ownership. He seeks relief by explaining he is a farmer not a saloon keeper, and asks the state treasurer to review the case.
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Yak'ma Valley
Sunnyside
D. HB. Kellogg
Enyn
Olympia
Freigh
United States Revenue
Cloke Corporation
Kellogg
Internal Revenue
The
Revenue Department
Preona
United States
Kellogg & Notice
Case
Lee A. Johnson
Lewiston Divorce Seeks End to Wealthy Farmer Years of Rift
Mrs. Christian Yeager of New Percea Idaho seeks a divorce from August Yeager after twelve children and a lengthy marriage marked by disputes over property and farm labor. The Lewiston Tribune notes Yeager as a wealthy farmer with costly holdings and alleged family tensions centered on labor practices and household shocks.
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Lewiston
Christian Yeager
August Yeager
Ne&x
Percea
Idaho
Yeager
Lewiston Tribune
Moglish Cities Struck by Hurricane with Loss of Life
A devastating hurricane hit Moglish cities Saturday causing widespread damage and fatalities. Local officials reported substantial structural destruction and numerous displaced residents seeking shelter and aid.
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Moglish
Little Crops Pay Well In River Bottom Tomatoes
A truck gardener, a woman included, produced 1700 bushels of tomatoes on one acre of Willamette valley river bottom soil last season. A Spokane cannery is contracting tomatoes at 13.60 per ton for the coming crop. Had the crop been sold at Spokane prices the gardener would have earned significantly more. County Attorney Needham of Lewiston, Idaho, has ordered saloons hotels and card rooms to remain closed on Sundays.
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Willamette Valley
Spokane
Ils
Needham
Lewiston
Idaho
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