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Tillamook Herald

Location

Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

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Suit Filed Over Large Land Trust Case in Oregon

A suit filed in United States district court names Southern Oregon company Crewall Wood as a defendant. The complaint accuses state officers of negligence and alleges a trust violation involving land stretching from Rosburg to a location in Oregon. Complainants include T. B. Minot and others with government officials listed as defendants.

Poritenad —Helt Southern Oregon Company United States Dietriet Court T. 8 Minot Ban Pretelews Ethormey Rosborg Miliny Bowthen Oreten Company Oregon

Fragmented OCR Summary of Regional Forestry Text

Incomplete OCR passage references agricultural land, forests, and protections within a national context. It mentions Breelaw and Paniian areas with unclear references to forestry rules and possible logging or land use debates.

Paniian

Fire Rages Through La Grande Yard Causing 400000 Loss

Officials report a city and plant fire in La Grande resulting in about 400000 damage. Two unknown men fired shots nearby as the blaze began at the eastern yard point and spread rapidly. Fire units struggled to control the inferno.

Tce Diehtwateliiman Ood Lier City Fee Department Palmer Tire Department

Supreme Court limits initiative at November special election

Portland reports that the Supreme Court in an opinion barred any initiative measure from being placed on the November special election ballot. The document stresses that state policy must be guided by the court's interpretation of the constitution.

Lowe Supreme Court

Migration of Swamp Reptiles Through Lake Ewara Region

Reports describe a yearly reptile migration from marshes around Lake Eware to Upper Klamath, with movements occurring in late July. Reptiles follow the city outskirts to Link River, preferring a direct inland route over lake shore detours as the four year hegira of roads passes.

Kismath Pally Lake Ewara Klamath Nka

Interior official spots coal in Nehalem valley

Clatskanie I M Davey of the Department of the Interior reports finding coal and mineral lands during a Nehalem valley trip. He locates marketable quantities in the southern county, mainly at the Pebble Creek district.

Clatskanie I. M. Davey Department of the Interior, Government Service Nehalem Wouthern

Rabbit Squad Appoints State Officials to Study Rabits

The Rabbit Squad names W. L. Finley state game warden P e W. H Lytle state veterinarian and T. E. Beckwith professor of bacteriology at Oregon Agricultural College to devise a plan for exterminating rabbits as a possible solution for the southern part of the state.

Washington Debates Currency Bill and Tariff Proposals

Congress weighs the Underwood tariff revision and a currency measure as Democratic leaders push for final floor votes. McAdoo accuses banks in New York of a coordinated plot to undermine the 2 percent bonds used to back the currency plan. Independent Republicans hint at support for tariff concessions while committees consider child labor and eight-hour limits for women. Plans for a Panama Canal naval movement and a Monroe Doctrine reaffirmation are noted.

Democrata Brettert Pher Smoot Payne Hristow Smoot McAdoo New York City New York Alaska Congress House Labor Committee Japan House Clarke Florida Panama Canal Navy Department Secretary of the Navy Pacific Coast

Ambassador Wilson and President Wilson Clash on Mexico Policy

Washington reports reveal Henry Lane Wilson pressed the United States to back Huerta in the wake of Madero’s assassination. President Wilson and Secretary Lansing opposed that course, fearing moral implications and regional stability. Ambassadorship tensions suggested possible resignation as views diverged on U S Latin American policy.

Washington Henry Lane Wilson Mexico City Republic Wilson Horan Huerta Wilcot Am United States

Roosevelt Plans Four Rough Rider Cavalry Regiments

Austin sources claim Colonel Theodore Roosevelt organized four volunteer cavalry regiments of riders and marksmen from Arizona New Mexico and Western Texas. The aim is to prepare a division ready to enter Mexico if war breaks out with the United States War Department allegedly approves.

Austin Tex Colquitt Theodore Roosevelt Arizona New Mexico Southwest Mexico Roosevelt United States War Department

Notable Political Shifts and Public Figures Across Cities

Thomas T. Hayden resigns as special prosecutor to the attorney general in the Diges Caminetti case. Ella Flagg Young’s resignation sparks a mass Chicago protest of women. George Carroll Todd named assistant to the attorney general to lead anti-trust prosecutions. London forms a women’s municipal party with Duchess of Marlborough as president. The Lucky Baldwin estate in California drops in value over four years. Secretary Daniels urges universal voter turnout laws. Lieutenant Harold Chase Woodward unveils a reportedly safest explosive Total.

Thomas T. Hayden San Francisco Chicago Ella Flagg Young George Carroll Todd New York London Duchess of Marlborough Consuelo Vanderbilt Lucky Baldwin California Los Angeles Daniels Navy Department Harold Chase Woodward National Guard of

Lawmakers Push Move to Expand Torpedo Plant and Parcel Post

Representative Britten of Illinois seeks to double the government torpedo plant capacity at Newport and address carrier limits. Representative Lewis, coauthor of parcel post, argues government takeover of parcel transport up to 100 pounds may occur, asserting postmaster general’s authority to raise the limit.

Britten Oflinois Uncle Sam House Naval Affairs Committee Newport R. L Lewis Nooner

Ambergris worth vast sum confounds experts at sale

May to Marchfield auctioneer reports a rare substance found by a ship crewmate. The ambergris resembles a pale yellow lump wrapped in a lamp and is valued between 3500 to 1000 a pound, prompting requests for expert verification from divers and authorities.

Surgiia Marehfield Preek Biueeerhsy Ete Ee Garitour Patri Semplee Jordan California Samy

Remorse Snares Fugitive After Long Flight

Albany reports fugitive Paul Ackerman who shot Jack Lalb near Shedd while Lalb rode with his sweetheart surrendered to authorities. Ackerman had evaded capture since December 1912, with a county reward previously offered for life arrest. He said the incident haunted him and led to his surrender after wandering through California.

Albany Paul Ackerman Jack Lalb Shedd Bever Ackerman California

Socialists Demand Removal of Coos Sheriff Over Deportation

Socialists in Coos County adopt resolutions denouncing Sheriff Coyuille for not enforcing the law against mob rule in the deportation of Dr. B. K. Leach. They address Governor West urging removal from office.

Coyuille Coos County B. K. Leach West

Firemen Guard Forests Protect Billions In Oregon

Oregon forms a coordinated effort with state counties timber owners and federal aid to guard billions of feet of timber from fires. About 150 000 is spent by owners 150 000 by the federal government and 75 000 allocated by law for two years.

Salem State Board of For Estry Oregon United States

Albany club aids Oregon mines bureau development

The Albany commercial club will cooperate with the Oregon bureau of mines and geology to develop the mining industry in the region. The club forms a special mining committee to work with the bureau on this effort.

Albany Albany Commercial Club Oregon Bureau of Mines and Geology Bureau Bereau

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