First Woman Judge Sits in Washington State
In Vancouver Misa Mildred Henthorn acts as judge for Justice Davis in Fleet va Riggs a debt suit. Attorneys KR C Sugg for the plaintiff J Arthur Perkins and Bert Yates for the defendant. Henthorn station stenographer for Attorney Stapleton heard evidence and pleas then took the case under advisement for three days.
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Vancouver
Wash
State of Washington
Misa Mildred Henthorn
Justice Davis
Fleet Va
Riggs
KR. Csugg
J. Arthur Perkins
Bert Yates
Misa Henthorn
Stapleton
Hermiston Club Reports Desert Claim Meeting
Hermiston community gathers for a desert claims session under the Umatilla project. Leaders including President Skinner and H. T. Tevin address patent delays, urging federal action and a possible Oregon delegation visit to press for issuance of patents tied to water rights.
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Hermiston
Ore
Merritteton
H. T. Tevin
Washington Simple
Umatilla
Desert Cluihes
Messrs. Tryin
Skinner
Crawford
Secretary of the Interior
Oregon
Washington
Bourne
Congress
J. W. Campbell
Walla Walla
Maloney
Lost Bay Pony Seized by Pendleton Marshal
Pendleton marshal has taken up a bay pony described as having a mane knot on the left knee and a branded left shoulder. The animal weighs about 100 pounds. If unclaimed by rightful owners, costs and expenses will be charged and the pony will be removed.
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City of
Pendleton
Drug claim quotes Arkansas pharmacist on King’s New Discovery
W L Mock of Arkansas cites 25 years in the drug business to back Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs lung ailments and bronchial issues. He promotes trial bottles free, or regular 50¢ or $100 bottles, guaranteed by Koeppens, urging neighbors to try the product.
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Glendive
Raglan
Holt
F. G. Lucas
W. L. Mock Ark
Ives
King
Hitsy
Koeppens
Consolidation of Army Supply Departments Urged
The annual report of Brigadier General Aleshire calls for merging the commissary and pay departments into a single Army supply department. The plan proposes replacing civilian staff with enlisted personnel, aiming to save about 2 million dollars annually. A bill before Congress seeks this change, with cost reductions noted in shoes clothing and horses.
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Washington
Army
Aleshire
Quartermaster- Central Mide
Congress
Maine boy walks to Coos Bay with relatives
Alfred Berry aged 17 left Maine to reach Coos Bay Oregon after walking most of the distance since he lacked rail fare. He faced many difficulties but persevered and finally arrived in Marshfield where he found employment and located his relatives.
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Maine
Marshfield
Ore
Alfred Berry
Coos Bay
Boys in Prison for Counterfeiting Two Years
James Leonard 11 and his brother Henry 14 were sent to federal reform school for two years for counterfeiting coins. They allegedly used antifixion to give coins a ringing sound and were captured in a West Virginia raid with Jacob Wilson and the boys’ parents. Wilson received ten years. the Leonard brothers were sent to Leavenworth.
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Washington
James Leonard
Henry
Marshal Tyree
West Virginia
Secret Service
West Virginia Mountains
Jaak Wilson
James
Emma Leonard
Wilsuenm Wre
Leavenworth
Unearth Boney of Mammoth in Dayton Dig
A street excavating crew uncovered bones described as from a massive ancient animal, likely an elephant, buried hundreds of years ago in Dayton. The find sparked interest as experts weigh the remains and origin.
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Dayton
Dixie Lid defeats Summers in welterweight title bout
The Dixie Lid, welterweight champion, knocked out Jerony Summers last night in the second round of a scheduled 20 round world welterweight championship match held in Liverpool.
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Liverpool
Dixield
Jerony Summers
Brith Fiehter
Timely Advice On A Healthful Whiskey Drink
A Detroit doctor prescribes a warming remedy mixing butter brown sugar allspice whiskey and citrus. Steep butter sugar and allspice, dilute with boiling water, then stir in orange and lemon juice before serving in a wine glass. Claimed to strengthen the body against fever chills bronchitis pneumonia and colds in stormy weather.
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D. G. Soper
Detroit
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