Crooked town hall story and political turmoil headline
A jumble of factions and incidents from January include a suicide attempt by George Storm to avoid a second operation, clashes over prohibition at the National Business Men’s meeting in Chicago, and economic strain with the International Bank of Nogales closing due to heavy withdrawals. Obvious unrest looms in Normal City with a threat to force negro families to leave, while hotel arrivals list a long roster of guests and stray notices touch on insurance, politics, and local commerce.
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Northwest News Highlights From Spokane Opera to Portland Incidents
The Spokane Opera Company emerges as a new Northwest theater group. Robert F Halil of Portland inherits an $8,500 estate after a Connecticut death. The North Pacific Fate Association convenes in Portland. Isaac Hughes of Falls City dies from a gunshot wound while hunting near Independence. Bancroft of Portland remains in government service with private funds. George Cain of Portland survives a suicide attempt after ingesting laudanum. Brick Johnson, wanted for harming an officer in Iowa County, is moved from Helena to Enterprise. A derailment occurs when a telegraph pole blocks the Southern Pacific Ow train in the dark, injuring none of the passengers. Fred Stevens, a Clackamas delegate to a Portland livestock convention, nearly dies from gas in his room but is rescued.
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George Cain
Brick” Johnson
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Helena
Enterprise
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Fred Stevens
Clackamas County
Ted
News of Milton and regional society notes
Milton residents report activity at the Pacific Coast Nurserymen Association and the Northwest Fruit Growers convention. Miss Trevor plans nursing studies in Spokane as others travel to Portland, Walla Walla, and Seattle for family, social, and professional events.
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Stevenson
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Sunday Church Services Aggregated Notices
A consolidated church notices page lists Sunday school times sermons and meetings for Methodists Presbyterians Christians and Congregational churches with midweek services and special meetings. It invites strangers and provides leaders and schedules including Christian Endeavor Epworth League and protracted meetings concluding Sunday evening.
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A.J. Owen
Rigby
Aiworth Leavie
Tiple
Roberti Warner
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Tohom
Robert J Diver
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Christian Endeavor
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Question Box Feature At Bashful Farmers Institute
Farmers at the Bashful Farmers Institute in Walla Walla February 2 and 3 will use a question box to submit inquiries anonymously. Many attendees have declined to speak up and the box will let them leave questions without embarrassment, supporting open dialogue.
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District Levy Plan Faces Legal Challenge in Nowlin Report
In District No 1 Superintendent Nowlin finds the proposed four mill levy legal while a taxpayer challenges the tax as excessive. The dispute centers on school funding and district finances with debate over a new schoolhouse and the burden on property owners amid a tense vote.
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Athena School Tax Levy Request Appears on Ballot
The Athena district seeks voter approval for a three year school tax levy of 15 mills to fund operations. Officials state the plan would issue bonds to reduce municipal debt and set annual payments toward debt service with the goal of maintaining district services.
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