Water Suit Filed by Lewden Irrigation Group in Walla Walla
A major water rights lawsuit was filed in Walla Walla County by Lewden Irrigation Company and 36 other plaintiffs against the Walla Walla Irrigation Company over the Burlingame ditch on the Walla Walla River. The action seeks a perpetual injunction to stop diversion of river water, affecting riparian and prior appropriations from Olympia to Gardena settlement. The case joins related suits on the Oregon side, signaling a statewide water right war with hydrographic surveying planned by the Oregon state engineer. Major plaintiffs include F M Lowden, Garden City Irrigation, and multiple local landowners and guardians.
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Low@ew Irrigation company
Fring Salt Again
Walla Walla Irrigation Company
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Radar
Ber Brough
Washington
Walla Walla County
M. Rader
Witt King
Lewden Irrigation Company
Walla Walla
State of Washington
Walla Walla River
Oregon
Gardena Settlement
Many Plainiffa
Burlingame Ditch
Lowden Station
Lowden Company
Rader
King
Peacock Milling Company
J. Milam
Milton Ditch Company
Milton City
Umatilla
Washington Slide
Wallin Walla Irrigation Company
Lowden Company, Corporation
Garden City Irrigation Company
F M. Lowden
F. M. Lowden, Jr
Mary
Jolly American Tramp to Open at Frazer Dec 2
EF. E. Widders melodrama promises snappy dialogue strong climaxes and a heroic tramp lead. Set in a New England country district the play features vivid character sketches and an elaborate scenic production with over 80 cast members. Managed by Frazer, the show debuts December 2.
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Frazer
Change inauguration day to April or late April
Washington November 28 The national committee on changing the presidential inauguration date met with full attendance to consider moving the date from March 4 to a later time. Two proposals seek April 20 or the last Thursday in April, citing better weather and safer outdoor ceremonies. Public sentiment favors change, with expected action by Congress this winter. Atlanta November 28 An Interstate rally and conference of Negro Sunday school workers opens at Mintt Congregational Church with prominent black and white leaders in attendance under the International Sunday School Association.
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National Committee
United States
MacParland
George Washington
Benator Hoar
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Tennessee
Congress
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Mintt Congregational Church
International Sunday School Association
Hiem WN. Hartshorn
Boston
Marion Lawrence
Toledo
Canal Navigation Closed Albany Erie Canal Closure Tonight
Canal navigation on the Erie Champlain Oswego Cayuga Seneca and Black River will close at midnight per Superintendent Franchot order. Towboat crews may arrange winter passages if not too far, paying bridge and lock tenders stop today.
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Franchot
Erie
Champlain
Oswego
Cayuga
Catholic Schools Plan to Attract Catholic Pupils to Parochial Schools
Vatican reports indicate the pope will send a high church official to the United States to study church matters and inspect major Catholic institutions. The mission will examine how parochial schools can lure Catholic children currently in public schools, including Italy’s New York families, and consider converting existing colleges into regular high schools to match public high school curricula.
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Vatican
United States
America
Felionis
New York
Canary
Los Angeles
Catholic University At
Washington
Alaska Railroad Progress Near Cordova Bay
D A MeKenzie, manager of the Alaska Railroad, has gone to Pittsburgh to supervise shipment of rail material for the Cordova road from Cordova Bay to Eagle City on the Yukon, a 600 mile span. Work is slated for spring with surveys done in September and plans for large terminals at Cordova Bay. The Copper River valley, spanning about 26 000 square miles, holds vast copper and coal resources.
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Kenzie
Alaska Railroad Company
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Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Women Relief
The ad extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for menstrual suffering and various female ailments. It cites Miss Irene Crosby and urges troubled women to seek relief, warning of serious consequences if untreated and advising letters to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free advice.
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Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
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Lydia EB. Pinkharm
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Eva Harer
Jerome Reser
al Sanders
J. L. Barrett
J. W. Daulton
Amy E. Daulton
Robert B. Mc Neal
Ermund Leroy
M. W. Swegle
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M. M. Williams
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H. K. Keylor
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Talladega Springs
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Brock & M'Comas
First National
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Leege & Taskins
Menado
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