State Water Board Legislation and Official Provisions
The document outlines proposed legislation for a State Water Board and state engineer roles, detailing duties, salaries, oversight, and funding. It covers water rights, navigation, appropriation, and the installation of hydrographic systems, with provisions for offices, bonds, and annual allowances. It lists divisions and regions for water management and specifies reporting and travel allowances for officials.
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Halneer
Aphe Water Board
Werper
Auro Systems
Sallett
Attempt to bomb statue at Army War College grounds
A brief, confused report from Washington describes an attempted bombing near the Army War College statue of Peederick the Great. A skier fled a moment, then a witness saw a smoking object and a bomb explode near the statue, drawing police and officials to the scene.
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Washington
Peederick the Great
Army War College
Pero
Witla
Adams inaugurated as governor amid peace pledge
Alva Adams of Pueblo was inaugurated governor in Denver with a simple ceremony. Justice Babbert administered the oath, Adams refused a military escort, pledging a fair, economical administration. The crowd cheered as Adams spoke of enforcing laws for all, while promising speedy action against lawbreakers. The event occurred as national and military tensions were noted in dispatches from Port Arthur and the Far East.
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Denver
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Justice Babbert
Piri Pie
Adamie
State House
Leside Adame
Adonis
Wien
No Investigation Quorum Meeting Adjourned in Disarray
A committee session failed to reach a quorum at Mansion Hour. Members refused to discuss probable outcomes while the Huntington attorney was present. Confusion over absences led to claims of obstruction to prevent a meeting. Rev Dr Rodike named chairman and adjournment set for Friday January 13.
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Huntington
Pecent
Elie Mee
Commit
Elyer
Rodike
Mystery Murder Case Tied to Life Insurance Claim
Police in Buffalo probe the death of Josephine Cremeenti found strangled in a hotel. Evidence suggests a $43,500 life insurance payout may motivate the crime. Her husband Antonio Demand has been arrested as a potential beneficiary. Authorities initially suspect a Black Hand connection.
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Buffalo
Josephine Cremeenti
Dindones
Antonio
Fined for Operating Slots in City Cigar Stores
Portland report states Senator Bigsider and Councilman Matt Feller along with J. B. R. O'Neill were fined $30 each last night for operating slot machines in their cigar stores on Washington Street. The incident highlights ongoing enforcement action in the city.
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Portland
Senator
Bigsider
Counciiman
Matt Feller
J. BR. O'Neill
Ela
Washington Street
Federal hearing resumes as stenographer testifies
The federal agent jury resumes proceedings in the Netkod Claude case with three witnesses detailing the fraudulent claim. George By Ogden, a Washington land office clerk, and A W Barber, a land surveyor, testified before adjournment awaiting additional witnesses.
Gamblers Capitulate as Pleas of Guilty End Fight
Portland disorder ends as gamblers plead guilty to charges, pay fines, withdraw their claims, and surrender the contested stakes. The sheriff declares the long clash resolved with the listed settlements.
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Portland
Divorce Granted in Cruelty Case for Filla Mckee
Divorce granted today to Lisa McKee from A Hart McKee on grounds of cruelty. Report notes a prior plan to marry Hugh Tevin of California. Also mentions city tax levy figures for Albany for the year and state county and city school taxes.
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Filla Mckee
Vittecure
Lisa, McKee
A. Hart McKee
Hugh Tevin
City of Albany
Elty
Elty Schools
Local store relocations reshape Pendleton business scene
Pendleton merchants announce numerous moves and new layouts for 1965 including Great Eastern Store occupying the Bonide building on Main Street and Sullivan and Bennett moving to the adjacent quadrant. Kemner and J A C Smith also relocate within the same block to expand quarters. Smith Crawford Buildings to follow later with more office changes planned in spring. The state land board reports 434456 acres moved in Oregon over two years ending September 30 with $676964 in cash from sales. a drop from prior periods. Paris elects M Paul Doumer as president of the Chamber of Deputies, signaling expected ministry fallout.
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Wallon
Bonide
Main Street
F. Nicholw
Patie, Sullivan & Hond
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Cormer
Court
Cottonwood
Great Eastern
Renn
Ralem
State Land Board
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Thiele
Tax Protests in Cadiz Turn deadly as gendarmes fire
Cadiz report says demonstrations against heavy municipal taxation ended with troops firing on the crowd. Three killed and many injured as authorities quell unrest. In Portland a crematory plan gains $10,000 budget request from the board of health.
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Cadiz
The
Etronte
Portland
Board of Health
Postponed Investigation Dominates Washington News
Government and other news report postponed inquiries before committees. Testimony on private car service by Armour & Co. claimed to influence commodities and rail traffic, with calls to curb private car monopolies and protect public rates.
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Wishart Linde Taing
Dan
Mead
National League of Conmunimion
Bowtail
Interiate Commerce
Armour & Co
Tao
Ariove
Cir Cancerne
Survivors Reach New York From Meripanta Disaster
The steamer Trinidad erived today from Hermude with the surviving Meripanta crew members. The schooner was blown up on Christmas Day with five killed. The vessel carried no canoe of oil or West Indian curios.
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Trinidad
Hermude
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