Allotment Plan Debated by State Woolgrowers
A Sumpter forest reserve allotment meeting led by Dan P Smythe approved a 25 percent cut in sheep range, with district allies formed and most districts reaching agreements. Potter outlined a general 60 percent decrease across the reserve with adjustments by district, while the State Woolgrowers Association discussed scab laws and urged spring dipping to ensure quarantine removal.
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Liawail Adiled
Mienberg
Sumpter
Allott
Dan PF. Smythe
Eooreimey
Mante A. Gwinn
Seorguiry Smythe
A. F. Potter
Sivrou
Mir. Smythe
Potter
Smythe
Proxoht
Gurgess
Idaho
Association
K. G. Warner
Douglas
Register Nolan resigns amid Interior report on alleged irregularities
Portland November 13 Michael T Nolan register of The Dalles land office says he resigned after being ordered by the Interior department to report on alleged irregularities in his office that implicated former Congressman Malcolm Moody. He chose to resign rather than press charges against friends.
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Portland
Michael T. Nolan
The
Dalles
Interior
Interior Department
Svtre
Congress
Moody
Department of the Interior
Committee picks influence forestry reserve decisions
The forestry bureau advisory committee selections by the state lay position will shape subjects concerning reserves. The committee's choices are expected to carry significant weight with the forestry department in guiding policy and advisory input.
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Beltz
W. Spetver
George and
Montle
Gwinn
Mies
Forestry Bureau Advisory Committee
Department
Willy
Forestry
Etn
Umatilla Land Sale Laws Angled in Oregon Inquiry
In Pendleton and Cleveland reports, J B Zimm ierman, former Wooster National Bank director, is sentenced to two years and $10,000 for aiding embezzlement. An extended review explains the Slater bill era land sales on the Umatilla Reservation, the first and second sales, appraisals, squatters, and legal actions shaping Indian land transfers through 1902.
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Cleveland, O
J. B. Zimmerman
The
Wooster National Bank
Wasl
Alding
Slater
Imativa
Secretary of the Interior
la Grande
Preacher's Wife Dies by Suicide in Rookford
Nov 11 report states Mire, P.M. Snyder, wife of a Second Congregational Church parishioner in Rookford, killed herself Monday. Despondent over continuing health struggles, she was a Vassar graduate.
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Rookford
Mire
P.M. Snyder
Partir
Second Congregational Church
Vassar
Von Buelow at Reichstag Opening Session
Berlin Nov 14 Prince Von Buelow appeared at the flood of the Reichstag today for the opening session. His sudden illness last April caused a fretful scene. The key issue will be the demand for a trade treaty with the United States as the present agreement expires.
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Berlin
Prince von Buelow
Fifty One Injured In Mercy Hospital Wreck Report
In Chicago a bleary hospital report says fifty one injured from yesterday’s wreck, all except one credot fel was mildly hurt and expected to recover. An unidentified immigrant was among the injured with varying conditions. Authorities noted several to be discharged soon as conditions stabilize.
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Chicago
Mercy Hospital
Lawyers Meet Next Tuesday in Madera Court Chamber
Lawyers gather Tuesday in the Madera Court Chamber with Fleet Offects and discuss a broad agenda. The program features three speakers including POW Mulkey on state tax, Lydell Biker on a proposed state bank examiner, and Josoh N Tend on Holland Commission. A rail legislation movement is noted by Judge Lowell, followed by a dollar dinner at the Commercial Club.
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Madera Court
Megiers
Ollowes
State Tax Commission
Pow. Mulkey
Lydell Biker
Hallond Comamleton
Josoh N. Tend
Belig
Mr. Teal
A. Lowell
Seasion
Commercial Club
Anti Fat Postal Card Case in D C Courts
Mrs Eliza nth Davis sues Nellie Owens in the District of Columbia courts for 5000 dollars claiming a defamatory postal card caused her to lose 30 pounds from worry. The case dated November 13 notes the alleged slander and its personal impact.
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Washington
Elizanth Davis
Columbia
Mise
Nellie Owens
Anarchists Arrested In Naples Plot to Kill King
A group of Paterson, New Jersey, anarchists were arrested in Naples while allegedly plotting to assassinate the king of Italy and the Duke and Duchies of Aosta. The arrests occurred after they traveled to Onsarkino to the royal figures.
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King of Joly
London
Paterson
N. J
Naples
Onsarkino
Italy
Aosta
Wheat prices and Missouri bank robbery report
Chicago Wheat opened at 72 9-4 closed 74 1-8 and corn at 41 7-8 to 42 1-25 with oats at 41-2. Missouri Bank Robbed in Walker as safe blown and about $2000 stolen before robbers escaped.
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Chicago
Missouri Bank
Walker
Hermiston Project Opens With Massive Uncleared Construction
Hermiston area news reports the Umatilla reclamation effort advancing with feed canal and distribution system work starting from Echo to Hermiston. About 200 men and 100 teams are employed as preparations, dam construction at Cold Springs progresses, and winter operations continue with lumber for temporary quarters ordered. Pendleton and surrounding counties anticipate growth from the project while Caldwell, New Jersey hosts a quirky election bet dinner.
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Tierimiston
RL & No
Umatilla
Eoho
Hermiston
I. T. Whistler
Reclamation Service
Echo
Cold Springs Dam
Eeho
Speculation, schools and railroads dominate early reports
Nov 13 14 18 items from Oklahoma to New York show Metcalf reporting on Japanese school exclusion, railroads facing charges for unfair rates, and duties to enforce the eight hour law. Indictments in Kansas City and Galveston tied to freight and rebates. MacGowan and Kresky charged over flour shipments. Engagements include rail and ship line disputes and government enforcement actions.
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Metcalf
Oklahoma
Kansas City
New York
Shaw
Schoolwknd
Cal
San Francisco
Galveston
Texas
Interstate Commerce
Southern and Western Railroads
Riverside Mills
Agusta
Gass
Toward Mille Company
Wichita, Kan
Parners’, Meoninies
Kans Chey
Dury
Mavis Kresky
W. A. McGowan
Kresky
M and McGowan
Presidents Party Safe on Washington Navy Mission
A report notes the Louisiana squadron commander reported a safe voyage from Colonwood with the vessel well aboard after 18 miles. The incident underscores steady progress of the party’s naval operation.
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Washington
Navy
Louisiana
Colonwod
Note May Have Been Blind in Mysterious Deaths
Owosso Michigan officials doubt Bert Seely and wife died by their own hand in the Fiwin Edgar case. A note claimed poison and no suspicion on Dewey Seely. Sheriff explores possible murder by Edgar’s killer to silence Seelys. Investigation also probes Helvina Houghton’s death reported the same day.
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Iealiet
Oregon Daily
Calphel J. HL Raley
Pendleton, Gre
Unatitla
Eid
Jane
Alex
Ute Place
Dixon
Hiv
Soh
W. Crew
Jaime Jedle
Owosso
Mich
Bert Seely
Seely
Fiwin Edgar
Dewey Seely
Bert
Bee
Edgar
Helvina Houghton
Defense to present case in Grace Brown death trial
Herkimer on November 13 describes efforts to show Curtin Girlette killed Grace Brown to marry Nettie Benedict. The defense may argue the girl died by her own action, with no announced plan yet.
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Herkimer, N
Curtin
Wreck Toll Reaches Up to One Hundred in Valparaiso
Valparaiso Indiana reports 85 to 100 killed in the B. & 7. wreck. Coroner Carson states railway tickets show about 30 killed or buried. Families note children lacking transportation. Inquest awaits further evidence.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Carson
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Ain
State Association
Dalles Register
Gol. J. Fl
Haley
Umatilua
Sales Thorovghly
Umatilla Reservation
Unaita Neeney
Blie Montte
Molay Creek
Thomntih
C. C. Fanning
Clarissa Fauber
L. DD. P
Londa
Patwet
Preacher
Tiospitat
Laporte, Tait
Klamath Falls
Caldwell
John Elmendorf
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