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the House chamber and the printed name cards at their desks, which included the counties they represented, did not show
Deschutes County. The name cards were quickly sent back to the printing office and new name cards with all six counties correctly annotated were prepared for Forbes and Burdick. During the session, Forbes was appointed chairman of the judiciary committee and was a member of the counties, livestock, and joint rules committees. Once again Forbes was an active legislator. He introduced a bill to consolidate seven agriculture related boards into new state
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operating in central Oregon. Forbes was also the attorney for the City of Bend and Bend's school district. Forbes quickly earned the respect of his peers throughout central Oregon. In 1913, Charles W. Erskine joined his law practice as an associate. Their partnership lasted until 1915, when
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Speaker of the House in the next legislative session. However, before the speculation gained momentum, Forbes announced he would not seek a fourth term
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of Redmond also filed to compete in the 1916 Republican primary. Fred W. Hyndman filed as a Democrat. Forbes and Burdick won Republican nominations while Hyndman was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Forbes and Burdick then won the two House District 21 seats in the general election.
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1318:"Selling Wins Over Eaton for Speakership of House By 37 to 22—Good First Day’s Work"
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1546:"Proposes to Merge 7 State Boards and Create Oregon Department of Agriculture"
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1778:"Women of Sage and Pine: Celebrating Women’s History Month"
661:"Bend Decides in 1912 to Use U. S. Labor on Sewer Project"
1397:"Survey of Seeker on the Legislative Ticket is Submitted"
1245:"One Place in Senate, Nine in the House Not Being Sought"
1264:"Number of Ties in Legislative Ticket for Fall Election"
1302:"1915 Regular Session (28th): January 11 – February 20"
1150:"Irrigation Committee of House Has Six Important Bills"
1495:"1917 Regular Session (29th): January 8 – February 21"
481:"Vernon A. and Ann Markel Forbes, Early Power Couple"
1337:"House Committee Appointments are Made Public Today"
1289:, Klamath Falls, Oregon, November 7, 1914, pp. 1, 4.
752:"First Suit Filed in Circuit Court in Newest County"
1077:"1913 Regular Session (27th): January 13 – March 5"
1036:"Official Returns of State are Now Nearly Complete"
992:"Only Three State Senators Seeking to be Reelected"
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502:"Men are Drowned While Fishing in Crescent Lake"
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1622:"Prominent Men Drowned in North Klamath Lake"
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1131:"The House Gets Down to Some Real Business"
976:. March 10, 1912. p. 6. Archived from
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1691:"Forbes’ Body Discovered in Crescent Lake"
1672:"Forbes’ Body Discovered in Crescent Lake"
1584:"Forbes will Not be a Candidate this Year"
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1603:"Forbes is Appointed to State Land Board"
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615:"$ 8,000 Damage Suit Goes to Defendant"
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1806:List of Oregon Legislators by Session
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1283:"Results of Canvass is Given in Full"
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1093:"Committees Appointed in Lower House"
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549:"V. A. Forbes Drowns on Fishing Trip"
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638:"Offer is Made for Bend School Bond"
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1653:"Brady will Seek for Forbes’ Body"
1638:"Vernon A. Forbes Drowned in Lake"
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1081:Oregon Legislators and Staff Guide
1015:"In Quiet Election Voter Pick Men"
245:University of Minnesota Law School
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525:"Service Recall Life of Bend Man"
1454:"Burdick, Forbes are Successful"
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1115:"Announcement Made by Forbes"
775:"First Divorce Case is Filed"
729:"New County is Congratulated"
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463:History of Oregon Illustrated
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1758:"Forbes Lauded by Attorneys"
1530:"Local Solons Get Positions"
1511:"Issue Forces on New County"
1416:"Issue Forced on New County"
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909:"Elks Pass on Names of Many"
890:"Elks’ Charter Looms Nearer"
868:"Governor Aids Elks of Bend"
796:"Loggers Show Love for Flag"
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1866:Accidental deaths in Oregon
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592:"Squaw Cree Case is May 7"
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416:Bend Amateur Athletic Club
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1713:"Poindexter’s Body Found"
1435:"May Try for Speakership"
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706:"Death Takes Anne Forbes"
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230:Osceola High School
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