Normal school caucus aims to push two year funding
Oregon lawmakers and Normals advocates from Umatilla County plan to lobby in Salem and Portland for continued support. Delegation led by G W Proebetel Ro Alexander P A Worthington and others will present facts showing normals underrepresented and urging two year maintenance. Funds and endorsements from C S Jackson Journal and F W Vincent bolster efforts.
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Darrett
Oregon Journal
Oregon
Umatilla County
Salem
Portland
Eastern Oregon
Tix
G. W. Proebetel
Ro Alexander
P. A. Worthington
G W, Stongs
A. Barnes
O.M. Richmond
Paul Hullfinch
Wil Jamieson
Werton
House
Senate
Mr. Barrett
Oregon Normal
C. 8. Jackson
Oregon Daily Journal
F. W. Vincent
Northwestern Gas and Electric Company
Jackson
Alexander
R. Alexander
Pendleton
Mr. Alexander
Normal School
Weston
Clark Wood
Clark
CS Jackson
Journal
Farmers Buy Their Sack From Balfour-Guthrie Company
Inland Grain Growers association executive committee approved a plan to secure about 500 000 sacks at a low price with bids received from coastal suppliers. Officials expect the price between six and seven cents per sack, aiming to avoid delays as more than 600 000 sacks may be provided to members. The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union also weighs bids for its buyers and may adopt the contractor choice soon. The convention drew a large turnout of grain growers across the county as international auto exports from Britain are reported at 22 600 000 dollars annually.
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Oregon
Washington
Oregon Normal Schools
Normala
University
Agricultural College
C. J. Smith
Callege
Tech
Smith
Representative Barrett
R. French
Weston Normal
Weston
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Inland Grain Growers Association
Balfour Guthrie Company
al Torrett
Assincation
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Gratin Rowers Association
Government grants cattle and funds for Klamath Indians
The McLaughlin agreement approved by Congress allocates funds and cattle to Klamath and other Indians on the reservation. It outlines a $527,007.20 purchase plan, plus $25,000 cash and $250,000 placed in the U.S. Treasury earning interest. The deal includes indemnification for lands excluded by survey errors and details on deposits and interest payments.
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McLoughlin
Congress
Klamath
Henry Jackson
Crawford
Othera
Blackhanders Across America Diehard Sicilian Ring Exposed
Rome reports Lt Petrozzino of the New York detective force killed in the street by blackhanders. Papers found in his pocket reveal an international blackmail organization run through council chiefs with Sicilian ex-convicts living in Palmera. A detective was sent to uncover the black hand network.
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Wis
Council Chiefs
New York
Rome
Petrozzino
Palmera
Petrosino
Oenussin
Holter
Gould Welcomes Harriman to Directorates
New York, March 13. George Gould said today he did not believe Harriman would enter any Gould road directorates, but if he did he would be welcomed. He paid a high tribute to the railroad king, calling him a remarkable man, noting that despite government attacks Harriman stood firm and was bigger than ever.
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New York
George Gould
Harriman
Gould Road
Auto Accident Blinds Woman in Calif Collision
Owklind California March 1 news reports Mrs J Mee Cowlin became totally blind after a car crash in which her husband and two friends were thrown from a vehicle in a collision with another machine. The injury was not previously anticipated to cause blindness.
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Owklind
Calif
Cowlii
Cabot and Orphe a Safe Lead in Long Walk
New York report says Cabot and Orphea still led the pedestrian walk on March 1st, having reached 90 miles by 10 this morning. The duo maintained a clear advantage over challengers in the endurance event, with weather and route conditions influencing progress.
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New York
Cabot
Orphen
Jesuit Earthquake Study Movement Aims US Colleges
The Jesuit order launches a global earthquake study movement led by Rev. Frederekedo Denbach of St Tenatius College. Stations will be set up at more than 12 Jesuit colleges in the United States and Canada, including St. Boniface in Miami Denver Spokane and Havana.
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Order of Jesuite
Frederekedo'Denbach
St. Tenatius College
Otyando
Father'Denbach
United States
Can- Wh
St. Boniface
Miami
Denver
Colo
Spokane
Wael
Ha- Winn
Cuba
Suit Filed Over Coded Tile Claim by District Avbiey Phelpy
A court suit was filed yesterday afternoon in the District for the chaté Root. Ahworth et al are defendants and must prove their relation to the bani. The action centers on a code list and a plow sequence.
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Avbiey Phelpy
Setine
Root
Ahworth
Calleg
Texas People Say Johnson Can to Come to Galveston
Fragmentary report from March in Galveston mentions beliefs that Johnson can enter Texas with a white wife. The piece notes a law restricting interracial marriage, stating whites cannot wed non whites in the state, regardless of where the marriage occurs.
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Texas
Ghlveston
Thie Cite
Jack Fartelieau
Diplomatic Break With Nicaragua Looms in Washington
Washington reports indicate the United States acted to sever diplomatic relations with Nicaragua as Secretary of Legation Gregory was recalled. Mexico warned that any Nicaraguan invasion or troop movements toward San Salvador or Costa Rica would trigger U S and Mexican involvement, while the navy considers sending marines to Nicaragua and already has units ready at Panama and Guantanamo Bay.
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Salvador
United States
Mexico
State Department
Duttany
Washington
Legation
Gregory
Managua
de la Barr
Zelaya
San Salvador
Costa Rica
Navy Department
Panama
Guantanamo
Coo
Taxpayers Rush to Claim Three Percent Rebates
A voucher for 71000 dollars shows Harriman system tax rebates under the three percent provision. The OBR and N Company paid taxes for the past year and saved over 2000 dollars by paying early. The sheriff’s office reports a busy week as many property owners settle taxes before the rebate ends. Deputy Funk, Sheriff Taylor, and others handle the rush with extra staff and night shifts.
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Harriman
Sheriff's Office
Taylor
Funk
Wilton
Henry Lantz
Large trainload of cattle shipped from port to Yakima
Tacoma cattle buyer Co Hale sent a full Northern Pacific train of 11 cars carrying 260 head of cattle including calves this morning. The shipment bound for Yakima is described as among the largest from the port recently and highlights local livestock movement by rail.
Local Cream Supply Gains as Milkers Expand Use
O E Harper of Blue Mountain Creamery reports significant gains in local cream supply due to new milking machines and improved dairying. He contracted with Echo area farmers C P Bowman and Wigglesworth to ship cream to Pendleton after Echo plant closes April 1, boosting Willowa County dairy efficiency and cutting reliance on imports from Union and Wallowa counties.
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Blue Mountain Creamery Company
Echo
Pendleton
O. E. Harper
Harper
Ineal
Feo
C. P. Bowman
Wigglesworth
Echo Crécomery
Union
Wallowa
Suunke
Willtowa
Insurance Investigation Set for March 30
Olympia March 12 Secretary of State Nichols today won first blood in organizing the investigation committee appointed by the legislature. The group met to select T. N. Allen as chairman and agreed to a March 30 meeting in Olympia to begin probing charges against officials, including Nichols.
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Oympia
Nichols
T. N. Allen
Allen
Fishback
Taylor
McMasters
Hubbell
Olympia
Nichols Schivelys
Gordon's Attorneys Object to Verbatim Testimony
Spokane March 12 Judge Huneke rules no notes may be taken of grand jury testimony at the Root-Gorky soundat inquiry whether verbatim or shorthand A stenographer is allowed in the jury room Prosecutor Pugh plans to appeal to the supreme court Gordon's attorneys seek to prevent any testimony from being recorded by the court order.
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Huneke
Root-Gorky Soundat
Tno
Pugh
Supreme Court
Garden
New Balloon Record Amid Odd Report From Moroh
A peculiar note from Moroh reports Fiivirichshuen achieving a 12 count balloon ascent titled Zepoilin todas mide wd new tacent for Mrigihe Villona as it rises to the left of the thousand fest while the wine maneuvered easily.
May Mion Anopptorg RG Coal Strike
Philadelphia March 1. The defamation of urten whore from The anthrielte terien of Pennsylvania le contertive. Tate ay with Poesiten Yaevte at the Cnijed Mine worker on beta fone ad pice for the to. Wreety w report to the listen, untone of yesterday y fruitlies attempyt to come to a Sifsfaviory arengement wth the mitin Operators.
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Pillamphia
Penn- Bytvania
Cnijed
Mitin
City Officials Debate Recall Elect and Harper Resignation
Los Angeles municipal affairs grow muddled as Mayor Harper resigns amid recall efforts. George Alexander, opposed to Harper, is to be appointed mayor by the council but may only serve until March 26 when the recall election is held. Opponents argue the resignation violated the recall process, with local papers citing questions about Harper's fitness and actions.
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Harper
City
Los Angeles
Harper Logainst
George Alexander
H. Lee Clothworthy
Los Angeles Record
The
Evening Express
Dayton Man Secures La Grande Superintendent Post
At a La Grande school board meeting last evening, Dayton Washington educator Stout was chosen as superintendent to succeed Hutkinberrys. He will assume duties this school year, selected from several applicants including Pendleton High School principal A. C. Hampton.
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la Grande
Staut
Dayton, Wash
Hutkinberrys
Stout
A. C. Hampton
Pendleton High School
Baker County Threshers to Organize at Baker City
Phillip S Bates secretary of the Oregon Threshing Association announces Baker County threshers will meet next Saturday morning the 13th at Baker City county courthouse to form a County Threshers Association. The goal is to improve threshing conditions including pools and bridge construction relevant to local taxpayers. Baker County has over 32 threshing outfits worth at least 2000 each totaling more than 96000 in machinery.
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Phillip S Bates
Oregon Threshing Association
Baker City
Cemocrt
Baker County
Oregon
Iou
Ely and Edwards Freed by Justice of the Peace Parkes
William Edwards and Weonk J. Ely are freed by Justice of the Peace Parks after the state failed to present corroboration. The defense led by James A. Fee and Col. J. M. Retey argued, and the court adjourned with plans to proceed after the grand jury. District Attorney Phelps signaled the case may proceed, with the technician allowed to go where they choose once released.
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Edwards
Justice OF Peace Parkes
William Edwardx
J. Ely
Dterifen
Ineifes
James A. Fee
Col. J. MH. Retey
Dickens
Armployes
Phelps
Cour
Grand Jury
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