More Election Dope and Local Ordinances in Athena
David Taylor outlined policy favored by candidates including enforcing water system upkeep and stopping water flowing onto private property. He opposed opening Current Street and urged support for those backing the water pipes plan. Nearby talk touched licensing near beer, Main Street obstruction removal, and potential action by a new mayor and council.
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David Taylor
Wen
Taylor
Athena
Pendleton
Main Street
Oregon Pioneer Marion Van Cleve dies in Washington
Marion Van Cleve born 1840 Indiana crossed plains to Oregon 1865. Lived Willamette Valley then Eastern Oregon and Spokane. died Monday at son’s home in Tumwater Washington. Survived by three sons and three daughters. remains moved to Spokane for burial.
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Marion van Cleve
Tumwater ,Wash
Oregon
Tumwater
Washington
van Colve
A. L. Swaggart
Weston Mountain
Spokane
Indaina
Plains
Willamette Valley
Morrow County
Helen
Silent Bribery Allegations Stir Wide Ciudad Debate
The case centers on a note allegedly signed by Mrs. Coffey found among old papers. Bailey claims a joking remark about its collection sparked a chain of graft and scandal involving politicians, police, teachers, and prominent families across states and regions.
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Bar Association
Briley
Mra. Coffey
Aa Scund
Bailey
Archibald le “Ta
Panama
Ecandala
Nevada
Castro
Count Boni de Castelane
Chicago Record-Herad
Observance of Oregon Day Program Suggested for Schools
A suggested program for Oregon Day on February 14 marks Oregon’s 50th statehood anniversary. Activities include readings on Oregon history, Lincoln’s birth centenary, and an oration by a student or prominent citizen, with references to University of Oregon materials and historical sources.
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University of Oregon
Oregon
Lincoln
Departments of
History and Education
Oregon ‘Teachers’ Monthly
Jeffersoo
Lowla
Columbia River
Baylies
Congress
Applegate
Schafer
Pacific Northest
Simpson
Tuaquin Miller
Oregon Historical Society
Sec
State of Oregon
Abraham Lincoln
Bong
Amerion
Hagene
Railroads to Carry Liberty Bell Free for Pacific Celebrations
Chairman Martin A. Knapp of the Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that transcontinental railroads may transport the Liberty Bell to the Pacific coast for festivals and events at no charge. He said rail cars can move the relic for state or municipal governments, charitable uses, or to and from fairs or expositions, with the commission's consent. The railroads had offered free transport pending approval.
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Martin A. Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Portland
Pledges Align for Chamberlain U S Senate Victory in Oregon
Oregon ends a long senatorial fight as Governor George E. Chamberlain wins the seat on the first joint ballot after the legislature backs the popular choice. The victory follows the Statement No 1 controversy with support from 52 of 90 members. Opponents vow Chamberlain will not be seated amid pledges policing future senator selections.
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United States
Chas. W. Patton
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Chamberlain
Cake
Washington
Ihe
Roosevelt
William B. Taft
Frank Hitchcock
Atood Obem- Verlain
Polton
Onke
Senate
Falcon
Oake
Bean
Committee On Elections
County Court blocks Athena city rock bill
The County Court refused to approve or reject a city bill for 640 dollars to cover rock for a road south of Athena. Officials discussed paying 1.25 dollars per yard, well above the county’s prior rates, with Mayor Plamordon and Commissioner Walker debating costs, labor, and potential price limits.
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Athena
Evither
Heovorder Richards
Walker
Richards
Plamordon
Northern Pacific Company
David Taylor
Oregon Representative Barrett Supports Chamberlain For Senator
Salem reports Representative Barrett of Umatilla county voted for Chamberlain, denying protestable motives. He stated he pledged to back the candidate receiving the most votes, choosing the man of differing faith who he believes will honor the state and himself.
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Salem
Barrett
Umatilla
Chamberlain
United States
Oregon
Himesif
Han
Taball
Hou
George E
Chamberain
Falling Horse Kills Rider Joab Clark at Albee Hotel
Joab Clark, longtime Albee hotel keeper, was killed Sunday when his horse fell on him while hunting on Bear orook. Ford Wright, present at the scene, described the accident as rough canyon terrain delayed body recovery until Monday morning. Clark, about 62 to 68, leaves a wife and eight children and had operated the Albee hotel for many years.
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Joab Clark
Albeo
Horne
Kuspp
Clark
Wright
Andrewa
Pendleton
Folsom
Jonb Clark
Albee
Allee
Hut Section
Death rate among livestock and a passion play tonight
Charlon J. Jones president of a Spokane mutual insurance firm laments dairy and livestock insurance limits, noting insolvency after Oct 1908 trustees meeting. He argues livestock insurance can work in the US where many horses are owned by one entity, while criticizing past mismanagement and high losses. The page also mentions a Passion Play program with moving pictures benefiting a church.
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Charlon J. Jones
Faumer’ Mutual
Atatee
Jones
Loaven
Leavin
Experien
Middle
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Tum-A-Lum Lumber CO
A. M. Johnson
Preston-Parton Milling Company
Athena Labor
Waitsburg, Wash
W.P
E. T. Kidder
McArthur
J. W. Boddy
Adams
Maxime la Fave
Adane
St. Francis Hospital
Mr. la Fave
Adame
Amatillo
D. W. Bailey
Pao Veer
Dell Brothers
Bosnes
Christ
Moving Pictures of the
Dime
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