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Newspaper
Tillamook Herald
Location
Tillamook, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
Senate investigates coal mine strike in West Virginia
The Senate strike investigating committee opened hearings in Charleston to determine who bears responsibility for more than a year of deadly unrest. Judged by officials including the Advocate General, martial law, and military actions were reviewed with state records requested. In Europe the Balkan conflict tensions rise as Servia and Greece move toward annexing occupied Macedonian territories. A Spewich riot left one woman dead and seven wounded near the Speiwied bowlery mile, with police injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartenton
West Virginia
Senate
Judes
George Walthe
Amliliary Commission
Spewich
Mase
Spewied
Bowlery Mile
Suit to dissolve Kodak Trust seeks receivership
The U S attorney general initiates a civil suit to dissolve Eastman Kodak and Hartman Kodak under monopoly charges. The government seeks a receivership if needed to divide assets and end restraints on trade including preventing resale price fixing of patent supplies. The move follows a Supreme Court ruling limiting patentees rights and alleges widespread acquisition of competitors to control 75 percent of U S photographic supply business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffela
Toarnan Kodak Trust
Wis
Coorbey
Gene McReynolds
Oderal
Eastman Kodak Company
Jovy
Kartman Kodak Company of
New York
T He Aanets
Colaes
Conneci
United States
Infosneh
Neotiore
Clie
United States Supreme Court
Hartman Company
Agriculture measures pass despite veto and new board
The state legislature enacted two agricultural acts to curb diseases and set seed standards, while a third bill creating a state livestock and sanitary board aims to supervise livestock and poultry. Governor vetoes blocked additional reforms but the measures reflect a push for better farm practices and animal health.
Constitutional Filing Question Halts Referendum Election
Judge Galloway rules petitions irregular for lacking a full copy of the act and delays deciding whether to call a November referendum on the dental practice measure. He notes the case may be appealed or a new suit filed to block the election.
New Health Certificate Law for Marriage Licenses Questioned
Local physicians say the state health certificate requirement will be impracticable. Some doctors refuse to issue certificates, citing conscience and lack of equipment for thorough blood tests. The law sets a $2.50 fee and a competent test within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autoria
Suspect Train Wreckers Probe in Oregon
A board of inquiry found the Williamette Limited wreck near Salem was caused by a deliberate act of train wreckers. Five passengers were injured and the public feared for lives. D. W. Campbell offered a $5000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the guilty parties. Detectives and private investigators swarmed the scene seeking leads.
Week in Review of Political and Legal Moves
The Illinois Senate defeated the initiative referendum amendment after passage in the House. Southern Pacific applied to the California Railroad Commission for authority to issue 30 000 660 in California. The largest issue yet attempted in the state. British officials seized 500 rifles of Italian manufacture at Belfast. Fear that many rifles have reached Ireland and may prompt a slow outbreak or rule. Vatican decree noted at the International Conference session. Seattle chosen for next congress session. National Lumber Manufacturers urged a permanent tariff commission to speed tariff legislation. Japanese leaders in Tokyo push to quiet a boycott agitation against the Panama-Pacific Exposition with merchants backing a premier San Francisco exhibit. Arizona secretary of state petitions to force an initiative vote to abolish capital punishment. Saturday marks the 136th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes adoption and Flag Day to be observed by schools and patriotic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecretome Officiale
Bel‘co Ireland
Reland
International Confereer
Werrow
Seattle
Wash
Kansas City
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Assects
Congress
Tokio
San Francisco
United States of America
Eight Hour Law Proposal Submitted in Salem
Dr. Marie D. Equi of the Eight Hour league submitted a proposed law limiting women’s work hours to Secretary of State Olcott for a November special election. The measure is among the strictest ever sent to the secretary’s office. Reports say W. S. U’Ren may press for initiative measures on the ballot despite Pay bill provisions. In a separate matter, Asierille-wage Eplin overruled a new trial motion in Jack Adams’s billing death case. Adams faces possible execution if governor does not intervene. The defendant lacks funds for higher-court appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Secretary of State
Olcott
Marie D. Equi
Eight Hour League of
Portland
W. 8
U'Ren
Oregon City
Asierille-wage Eplin
Jack Adams
Barney Chamberlain
Tiny Tervenes A
Adame
Canal Opens January First, 1916 Passage Declared Open
New York report quotes Colonel George W. Goethals as saying by January 1, 1916 any vessel that floats can pass through the Panama Canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. He spoke on arriving from Colon confirming the opening milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal
New York
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific Oceans
George W. Goethals
Colon
Senator Townsend Defends Free Wool and Sugar Influence
In the senatorial investigation Townsend of Michigan argues the president and democratic caucus exert undue influence on tariff law making, clarifying he does not charge improper methods but asserts the lobbying activity behind free wool and sugar is improper. The court meanwhile upholds a newspaper publicity law and Minnesota rate decisions as landmark cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presiment
United States Supreme Court
White
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