Prepay Freight on Fruit Trade Changes Spark Savings
Friction over freight costs prompts railroads to require prepayment on fruit shipments. Growers and commission men balk at paying freight before earning returns, leading to a shift in transportation policy and potential losses for shippers and roads alike. Bridgie Webber stabbing case prompts new disclosure in New York crime scene. Nebraska farmers pledge to boost beef cattle production following university guidance to curb living costs.
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Santa Barbara man admits offering bribe to senator
C H Brean brach, a carpenter of Santa Barbara, was arrested on a federal indictment for an attempt to bribe U S Senator Works to obtain a postmaster appointment. He admitted writing a letter offering $1000 and claimed he did not know the act was criminal.
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Oregon youth robs bank and escapes into Oregon mountains
Sheriff George Quine leads a manhunt around Glendale for Ray Tinond, a 32 year old suspected robber who held up Acting Cashier J. P. Smith at the Glennie State Bank Monday morning, taking about 100 dollars. Hounds and posse traverse timbered country toward Granite Wace and the coast as Tinond hides in rugged wilderness.
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Government loses suit over settlers title in California Wyoming lands
In Cheyenne district court Judge Niner dismissed government claims against Midwest MI for millions of acres in California and Wyoming. The case centered on 4000 acres in dispute with broader implications for state lands tied to Taft era land conservation and fuel oil supply for the navy. Sacramento Governor Johnson signs batch of progressive measures including a mother’s pension act and blue sky act.
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Hawaiian volcanic fortress planned as frontline to defend island
Report from Boston cites American troops occupying a crater on the Hawaiian coast and converting it into a fortress with stores, mounted canes, water supply, and gardens to make the position self sufficient if besieged. Residents worry over Japanese interest amid limited verification from Honolulu. Lewiston goods confiscated amid Idaho food investigation finds large shipments of groceries and fruits seized.
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Manitoba Heat Dashes Crops as War, Trade News Flow In
Seventeen year society shifts north in Nebraska while drought scorches Manitoba and Saakatchewan. Russo Bulgarian arbitration eyed as Balkan war fallout. Quaker Oats antitrust suit filed in Chicago. women suffrage bill advances in legislature. Ragtag Moros clash leaves American dead and 12 wounded in the Philippines. Astor estate net assets top 85 million with Vincent slated to receive most. Great Northern hit by halt order after Minnesota rate decision. Astoria forms 200 member night fishing crackdown to curb illegal bonfires and trout slaughter.
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Mineral Resources to Be Detailed in Ashland
In Ashland four appointees under the state commission of mines will prepare a report on Oregon’s mineral resources. Dr Winchell of the University of Wisconsin L E B Reber of Madison Sidney W French of Corvallis and C B H Waterman of Ashland have conducted an exhaustive survey of geological formations and mineral belts across the state.
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West id Not Seek Office Salem Governor Declares Reelection Not Planned
Salem governor states he will not run for reelection. He says terms will achieve his goals and that the office offers insufficient remuneration to save money. An earlier rumor suggested a campaign plan. he dismisses it and emphasizes completing his agenda.
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Will Ask President to Aid Deschutes Reclamation Plan
Secretary Lane and the Oregon conservation commission push for a state irrigation project with the federal reclamation service. They urge President Wilson to set aside about 450000 dollars for lands in the Deschutes valley if engineers’ reports support the plan.
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Reclaiming Tule Lands Near Klamath Lake Channel Closure
Klamath Falls owners of marsh land seek to close the channel between Klamath Lake and Klamath River with reclamation service aid. Private Van Brimmer Ditch water gate blocks hindered closure. plan would divert from the main canal to the ditch, enabling marsh drainage and up to 50,000 acres to be grazed and farmed. Local reclamation officials approve the approach.
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Chicago Women to Study Politics
Chicago will offer special politics classes for women in several churches after the suffrage bill passed last week. The program, announced by the secretary, aims to educate women on political affairs. Residents may subscribe to the Herald for twice weekly updates.
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