Stubblefield Will Battle Binds Vast Estate in Oregon
Heirs of widow of Joseph L Stubblefield renew a fight over a 160000 trust for a widow and orphans, seeking to void a clause directing a home in Pendleton or Walla Walla. The case advances to Oregon Supreme Court and possibly federal court with an administrator appointed and July 15 show cause.
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Supreme Court of Oregon
Joseph L. Stubblefield
Umatilla County
Stubblefield
Walla Walla
Joseph Ls Stubblefield
Supreme Court of
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United States Federal Court
Mia
Umatilla
Jett
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Gils Trust Fund
Pendleton
Walla Wallin
Casina Stubbiefield
Deveased
Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Washington
C, Be, Cochran
la Grande
Phelps
A. Wallas
Cochran
McGuire
Heney Goes on an Auto Tour for Affidavit Battle
San Francisco June 22 Heney embarks on a long statewide auto tour awaiting the second Calhoun trial date. He charges Calhoun with preparing affidavits not printed to avoid libel, aiming to defeat Heney for district attorney. Accompanied by his wife and Dr Beasley.
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Heney
Calhoun
Beasley
San Francisco
Bensley
Navy names smallest fleet for Lake Champlain tercentenary
Puget Sound Navy Yard reports Ensign B H Steele commands the smallest US Navy fleet aboard the flagship baby torpedo Colorado. The two steam launches and accompanying craft will represent the navy at the Lake Champlain Tercentennary ceremonies July 6 to 9, with a miniature squadron assembling at Brooklyn and sailing up the Hudson.
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Puget Sound Navy Yard
United States Navy
B. H. Steele
Colorado
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hudson River
Colored women steal her clothing in Tacoma incident
Miss Nellie Wood of Tacoma was attacked by two colored women Sunday night, stripped of all outer clothing, leaving her in a thin underskirt and corset cover. Two suspects are sought as warrants are issued.
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Tacoma
Nellie Wood
Indian payments resume after temporary halt at agency
Payments to Indians at the agency were stopped temporarily yesterday then resumed this morning and will continue until completion. Indians initial objections fade as they adapt to the plan, while local merchants who had supported the Indians during the pause feel relieved by the restart.
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Indian Agency
Women of Woodcraft District Convention Sets Delegate Election
The fifth quadrennial district convention of the tenth district of the Women of Woodcraft will convene in the city next Thursday morning. Eastern Oregon and Klickitat county Washington delegates will attend, totaling nearly 100, with 41 circles in the district. Delegates to the Grand Circle in Portland will be elected, and laws changes may be proposed.
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Grand Lodge
The
Knights of Pything
Oregon
Kilck- Itat
Washington
Portland
Women of Woodcraft
Klickitat County
Grand Circle
Annual Trap Shooting Tournament Opens in Tacoma
Tacoma June 22. Fifteenth annual trap shooting tournament of the Washington shoresman association opens at Mountain View range. About fifty experts from the northwest attend. New officers elected include President E. E. Ella Seattle and Vice President A. L. Welsman Spokane. Directors cover Tacoma Spokane Seattle and other cities. Next tournament planned for 1910 in Spokane.
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Tacoma
Washington Shoresman Association
Mountain View Range
Northwest
E. E. Ella
Seattle
A. L. Welsman
Spokane
Fred K. Broom
E. W. Cooper
B. J. Chingren
H. A. Purdy
T. B. Barclay
Prescott
F. W. Miller
Bellingham
R. E. Allen
Walla Walla
Washington Marks 18th Anniversary of Statehood
The state of Washington celebrated its 18th anniversary of joining the Union, highlighting a milestone in state history and recognizing its ongoing development and contributions to the nation.
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State of
Washington
Lawsuit Bars State From Spending Crater Lake Highway Funds
L H McMahan won a circuit court restraining order blocking the state treasury and Secretary of State from spending $100,000 approved by the legislature for a Crater Lake highway. Judge Hallaway ruled the law local and limited to two counties, and officials plan to appeal to the state supreme court. The judge rejected sentiment about Crater Lake’s beauty, saying the court must follow the law.
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Crater Lake
Salem
L. H. McMahan
Halloway
McMahan
Hallaway
Ballinger to spend summer in Seattle
Washington June 22 Secretary Ballinger will leave for Williams town Mass to receive the degree of LL D from Williams college. He will return to Washington late next week and then head west to Seattle by July 12 with Yellowstone park stops. He plans inspections of irrigation districts and visits to Indian reservations before returning mid September.
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Washington
Ballinger
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Seattle
White Woman Aided Chinese Murderer Suspect Fled
Washington reports a mysterious woman calling herself Mrs Mann a trained nurse may aid detectives seeking Leon Ling in the murder of Elsie Sigel granddaughter of General Franz Sigel Detectives traced the fugitive to the boarding house where Mrs Mann stayed two days The landlady says two Chinese men visited Friday afternoon She identified Leon from a photograph supplied by detectives
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Washington
Mra. Mann
Leon Ling
Elsie Sigel
Franz Sigel
Report of Investigation Committee Completes Findings
Olympia on June 22 the legislative investigating committee completed its report and will submit it to the legislature when the special session is called tomorrow. Governor Hay and the committee refuse to discuss details. Chairman Allen said the panel will not recommend impeachment of Insurance Commissioner Schively nor abolition of his office, reporting only the facts found for the Governor and legislature to act.
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Olympia
Legislative Investigating Committee
Hay
Allen
Schively
Rumor James Wilson to retire as agriculture secretary
Washington reports a rumor that James Wilson will retire from public service at year end. Charles Scott of Kansas is said to have a strong chance to succeed him as secretary of agriculture.
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James Wilson
Charles ©. Scott
Kansas
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