Judge Lowell Attacks Supreme Court At Banquet
Pendleton judge Stephen A. Lowell criticizes the national and state courts as overbearing to legislative and executive branches. He urges reform including public defenders, elimination of procedural technicalities, and unanimous Supreme Court votes to strike down acts. Other speakers touch on Washington’s spirit and American progress amid regional notices and local visitors.
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Portland
Ore
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Multnomah
United States Court
Supreme Courts
Lowell
Supreme Court
Congress
Howard W. Harrington
Washington
Mr. Harrington
United States
Anl
Air
Barrington
Moses
Warrington
Steel Corporation
Wallace McComnant
D. Solls Cohen
T. M. Anderson
Ten Cent Box of Cascarets Ad Claims Quick Relief
A vintage ad promotes Cascarets as a thorough cleanse for the stomach and intestines. It touts cleansing undigested matter, reducing bile, and removing poisons, claiming a Cascaret at night brings morning well being. It asserts no griping and low cost, urging widespread household use.
New girl at Byrd home Pilot Rock
Pilot Rock, Ore Feb 24 Special Correspondence Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Byrd a baby girl Mother and child doing fine Mrs Frank Betts spent Tuesday In Pendleton Bert Smith of Pendleton was a visitor here between trains Monday
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Herbert Boylen
Pendleton
Ruth Royer
Dr. Situation
M. D. Orange
Mise E. Tonkin
Gladys Lynch
Portland
U James Hoffner
Tacoma
Washington
Charles Mathews
Stewart Creek
J. W. Etter
Lon
Clarence Etter
E. Carmoren
Dr Theuallen
McReynolda
Morwyn Gilbon
Ralph Betts
Wihart Castee
Judson
Alaska
Pilot Rock
Ore
Frank Byrd
Frank Betts
Bert Smith
Umatilla Laborer Fatally Injured on Rail Bridge
Umatilla Oregon Feb 24 A Montana laborer John Manzinez died after being struck by a fast mail train and falling fifty feet from a bridge he tried to escape the engine headlight His back and leg were broken and he was taken to St Anthony's hospital Plans noted for an electric light plant and riverfront docks under construction Local notices report a masquerade ball new wholesale agency Allen and Lewis Portland wholesalers opening here and other city items including lectures and personal visits
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Umatilla
Ore
John Manzinez
Montana
St. Anthony's Hospital
Chisholm
Hermiston Meetile Light Company
Tadtics Aid
Ladies’ Aid
Cowell
Ematilla
St. Vincent's Hospital
New Wholesale
Allen and Lewis
Portland Wholesale Grocers
Umatilla Peed and Transfer Company
Portland
Oregon
Lyceum
Frella Kearney
Menley L
Newspaper Man 18 Arrested for Forgery in Medford Oregon
James A Powers, a newspaper writer, was arrested by Chief Hutton on forgery charges brought by Slim Adams of the Oakes bar. He was jailed in Jacksonville after being taken from Medford. Powers has worked in New York Chicago Spokane Seattle Portland and wrote poetry for Washington DC papers. He helped publish West Coast Miner with Editor Lampman. A long illness and heavy cold preceded the events and an advertisement for Ballard’s Horehound Syrup followed.
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James A. Powers
Medford
Ore
Hutton
Slim” Adams
Oakes Bar
Powers
Jacksonville
New York
Chicago
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Washington, D. C
Oy Life
Eilitor Lampman
West Coast Miner
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a one day cure for colds. It claims Druggists refund money if not effective and bears ER W. Groves signature on each box. The price shown is 2 shillings.
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W. Grove
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