Probate Citations and Notices in Umatilla County Oregon
The public notices cite heirs and creditors across multiple estates including John J. Brown deceased and John Le Brown, with deadlines for filings and court hearings. Administrators Christina Beeler and A W Lundell are named, with dates June 1920 to July 1920, and locations Pendleton Weston Milton and Umatilla County Court.
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Anattita Comey
John J. Brown
Frank Brow
Abd Bilarows
Holdman
Oregon
Harvey A. Brows
William [. Brown
Clara Brown
Helix
James G. Brown
Wphrata
Washington
Arthur le Trown
Tohehet
Wton
Kevin Thorne
Elmer
Wood
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Anio
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Harvey A Brown
Toowlty
North
Milton
Pendleton
Christina B. Beeler
Peterson, Bishop, & Clark
Aditin
Chuetos H. Mateh
Weston
Imus
Cmatilla
Lundell
Ninna N. Lundell
Law Pace
Peterson, Billan
Smith-Crawford
A. W. Lundell
Paterson, Bistor & Clark
State of
Umatilla
Zeralda CU
Price
Carteree
American National Bank
John J. Beeler
George W. Mitchell
Nellie St. Dennis
Edward L. Miroir
Cox Named Democratic Nominee for President
Gov. Cox wins the Democratic nomination after a long roll call. The convention adjourns amid cheers as Cox gains a majority on the 22nd ballot and is acclaimed after Bryans filibuster and key defections from McAdoo. Georgia and New York figures swing to Cox, solidifying the ticket.
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Rae
Cryvention
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Cox
Willian G. McAdin
the Treasury
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Robinson
Amidon
Brass Bande
Georgia
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Cox Wan
McAdoo
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
McAvoo
Morris Jenkson
Kansas
Treasury
W. J. Bryan Wes
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E.L. Doheny
California
Bryan
Bryanton
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Minnesota
Peter Cloven
Motherhood of America
Platform Adopted by the Democrats
The document outlines Democratic platform positions condemning Republican tactics and endorsing immediate ratification of the League of Nations without reservations. It praises wartime leadership, supports workers and farmers, calls for child welfare, education improvements, and federal regulation of railroads and markets, while urging fairness in wartime financing and free speech within lawful bounds.
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League of Nations
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