Fisher Burgess episode worsens Anti-Extension fight
The letter from Secretary Fisher dated January 12 drew a delayed reply from G L Hurd of the Infringement association sent January 25 from Stanfield. The piece criticizes Burgess for delays and misuses of the Umatilla River Waterusers name, calls for prompt government answers, and argues for irrigation plans near Pendleton tied to Indian water rights.
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Umatilla
Anti-Extension Faction Faces Setback in Bid
A fragmented report notes the anti-extension faction contends with a setback as internal disagreements surface and public positions are questioned. The piece hints at strategic infighting and shifting alliances shaping upcoming decisions.
Watterson Opposes Woodrow WIlson Factions Rise
A political column argues that Colonel William Henry Watterson cannot influence the election as his former Democratic supporters have faded, replaced by a new republican insurgency seeking principled leaders. It speculates on Woodrow Wilson and the shifting party loyalties.
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Woodrow Wileen
Watterson
New Democracy
Fis Watterson
Marvey
Republican Party
Woodrow Wii
New Jersey Road Bond Debate Urged By Governor West
The supreme court ruling bars counties from selling bonds for road work until an enabling act is passed. Governor West’s good roads proclamation urges public discussion and unity to advance a practical plan, via the Initiative or the legislature.
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Supreme Court
Governor West
Jack the Grabber on Rampage Friday Night
A report notes that during a Friday night rampage a suspect known as Jack the Grabber narrowly avoided being shot as he carried out his actions. No injuries are detailed and authorities are reviewing footage and statements.
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Jack the Grabber
Investigating Board Takes Up New Duty
The investigating board is now on the job, taking up duties to review and determine facts. It will examine evidence, interview involved parties, and prepare findings for release to authorities. The move signals a formal continuation of inquiry into the incident.
Burgess Trick Over Umatilla Project Sparks Debate
The article accuses State Senator Burgess of using a false identity to oppose the West extension of the Umatilla project, claiming the “Umatilla River Water Users' association” backs it. It cites a caustic reply from Secretary Fisher and calls for accountability while urging aid for unemployed Americans and land-seekers.
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Sturgis
Umatilla
Burgess
Umatilla County
Taft
Oregon
Oregon Senate
Fisher
United States
Republic
Reclaiming barren lands for homes and food aid
Government reclaiming barren lands to provide homes for the needy and food for the underfed. This program aims to increase housing availability and nutrition through large scale land use, irrigation, and settlement initiatives.
Questions for Ben Selling inquiry letter to editor
Echo Oregon January 27 1912 letters editor East Oregonian urges Ben Selling of Portland to state his national policy positions. writer seeks views on Panama Canal railroad shipping Parcell s post interstate commerce commission naval policy Alaska and other federal matters plus pledges if elected. notes Oregon senators and local issues. REPUBLICAN
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Portland
Selling
Oregon
Jonathan Bourne
U. S. Senate
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Wall Street
Atlantic
Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
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United States
Aldrich-Penrose
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Purifying a State Health Dept Tricks and Trials
An excerpt from Technical World Magazine chronicles Pennsylvania’s health department, its four thousand employees, and bold actions by Dr Dixon to curb nuisances. It describes a hog cholera case and a Town water fight, where engineering data forced compliance and a tense deputation faded.
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Department of Health
Dixon
Technical World Magazine
Two Old Maids John and Anna Discuss Shoe Repairs
Anna and Clara banter about a shoe repair bill. Clara recalls paying 65 cents to Mr Ek lund for sewing a pair of soles, while noting men’s soles typically cost 90 cents and that she liked the work but not the man.
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