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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
4
After hours of debate the Republican National Committee voted to reform convention rules establishing party representation standards and recognizing primaries in selecting delegates. The measure aims to ensure broad participation and modernize procedures despite a minority dispute over machinery and fund allocation.
A wide array of items fills the page from a national prohibition demonstration in Washington to political maneuvering in Oklahoma and New York. Reports cover Prohibition supporters marching on the capital, figures in Congress and labor unions, bank robbery suspects captured in Blythe, and a former train robber running for Oklahoma governor as a Democrat.
Fragmented OCR narrative details a Portland era crisis with threats to deer culling on Kiamath reserve lands, calls for investigation, and political maneuvering over unemployed workers. It mentions a governor, a state attorney general, a jury, and a ceremonial assembly debating power and land issues.
Furnished by Pacific Abstract Co. transfer notices list Casper Sepinnbaber to Jame M. Murry and others, including Brighton Beach parcels, Minnetonka Beach lots, Tillamook City street lands, Netarts Bay Park lot 4, and various parcels in Barview and Rockaway Beach. Several owners, buyers, and amounts are recorded, with dates implied in a registry-like listing of parcels and prices such as 405, 1225, 460, and 10 dollars, reflecting a broad real estate transfer summary.
Fragmentary notes mention Meier & Frank Co. and TM talks tied to Twin Rocks and Coto D. BP Wood lot 19 with a $1 figure. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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