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4 unusual facts about E. Henry Wemme


E. Henry Wemme

Bull Run Hydroelectric Project – a hydroelectric project of the Mount Hood Company, which Wemme owned for part of the time

Eugene Burton Ely

The couple moved to Portland, Oregon in early 1910, where he got a job as an auto salesman, working for E. Henry Wemme.

John L. Rand

The controversy began with a complex legal battle over the estate of E. Henry Wemme, a wealthy immigrant to Oregon.

Julius Meier

In the 1930 gubernatorial election, George W. Joseph—who had been disbarred during an extensive dispute with the Oregon Supreme Court over the will and estate of E. Henry Wemme—won the Republican nomination for Governor of Oregon, but died shortly after.



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