Clean, Honest Men for U S Senate in Oregon
The Madras Pioneer urges voters to back BE. L. Smith of Hood River for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. It contrasts Smith with a Portland candidate accused of corrupt practices and argues Smith’s long public service, clean record, and resignation from boards show the kind of honesty needed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States Senate
E. I. Smith
Hood River
United
Republican Party
United States
BE. L. Smith
Oregon
B L Smith Seeks U S Senate Seat From Hood River
Hood River businessman Hlon B L Smith announces candidacy for United States Senate citing a half century of Oregon development work. As Oregon Development League president he argues his election would bring businesslike governance and continued state advancement over rival candidates.
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Madras
Crook Co
Hlon
HK. L. Smith
Hood River
United States
Oregon Development League
Smith
Oregon
Senate
B. L. Smith
United States Senate
El Smith for Senator
The reform wave exposes graft and corruption shaping public opinion toward electing men of high character. KL Smith of Hood River withdraws from the governorship race to seek a U S Senate seat, a move the Bulletin endorses as making him a valuable future senator despite preference for him as governor.
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Washington
The
Bulletin
KL. Smith
Hood River
United States Senate
Hood River reception for U.S. Senate candidate Ki. L. Smith
A committee of business and political leaders hosted Hon. Ki. L. Smith at Mount Hood Hotel in Hood River. Smith, though ill, thanked locals and pledged to serve Oregon with broad focus on labor capital agriculture and commerce, citing a long record and no special interests.
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Hood River
Ki. L. Smith
United States Senate
Mount Hood Hotel
Smith
Oregon
Senate of the
United States
Senatorial Plea for People’s Free Choice in Oregon
A political address emphasizes party fidelity and justice for all as Theodore Roosevelt’s policies are endorsed. The speaker urges a free, fair primary without undue solicitation, stressing that the people should name the senator for the people and for their own welfare. He pledges to honor neighbors and end with a courteous good night.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Oregon
BE. L. SMITH FOR SENATOR
Hood River candidate E L Smith is praised as the strongest and fairest choice for United States Senator. The endorsement highlights his clean record, independence from factions, and proven state service, arguing he deserves the largest vote in the race.
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E. L. Smith
Hood River
United States
Hwe
Smith the People s Choice for U S Senate
Irrigan Oregon article touts Hon. E. L. Smith of Hood River as the voters’ favored United States Senate candidate. It asserts Smith is the only non-candidate entering the race due to broad public demand and credits him with readiness to represent Oregon in the Senate, predicting a near assured victory with primaries near.
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Irrigan
Morrow Co
United States
E. L. Smith
Hood River
Smith
Llood River
United States Senate
Mr. Smith
Chance for the People Senate Election in Oregon
The Oregon electorate faces a historic shift by law to directly elect a United States senator. Voters must act on conscience and public duty, aiming to express the popular will for Oregon’s welfare and state interests.
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United States
United States Senate
Oregon
Best Man for Oregon Named in Support of E L Smith
The piece argues for Hon. E. L. Smith of Hood River as Oregon’s ideal U S senator. It praises his intimate knowledge of the people, industries, and needs, and asserts he embodies the state’s aspirations and would reflect them in federal legislation. It extols his ability, dignity, and esteem among voters.
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Oregon
United States Senate
E. L. Smith
Hood River
Republican voters weigh escape routes to leadership
The text suggests Republicans may rally behind a single leader. Lowell of Pendleton or Smith of Hood River are named as prime candidates. Both are portrayed as capable and untainted by Portland conflicts, with Smith highlighted as a farmer in touch with common people.
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Lowell
Pendleton
Smith
Hood River
Portland
President Smitit retires from Oregon horticulture board
FE L Smith who led the State Board of Horticulture for six years resigns as president at the semi annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce Portland Oregon. He leaves to focus on his U.S. Senate nomination campaign. The gathering was well attended and expressed regret. Newell becomes president and a farewell resolutions committee drafts praise for Smith. The article notes Smith’s long Oregon residence and devotion to horticulture.
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Portland
Oregonian
FE. L. Smith
State Board of Horticulture
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
United States
Oregon
Society
Wilbur K. Newell
Washington County
James H. Reid
Multnomah County
Newell
A. H. Carson
Charles A. Park
Lamberson
George H. Lamberson
Washington and Union County Officials Laud Retiring President
At adjournment President Newell of Washington County Commissioner Judd Geer of Union County and Commissioner A H Carson with many others assured the retiring president they would not forget his work for fruitgrowers and farmers when primary day arrives.
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Newell
Washington County
Judd Geer
Union County
A. H. Carson
E. L. Smith Enters Senate Race at Shaniko
Shaniko Oregon Wasco County Republican E L Smith has entered the United States senate race. With Smith Cake Lowell and Bourne contesting the seat the field is a free for all. Smith is a well known Wasco County figure and regarded as a strong potential representative for Oregon in Congress.
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Shaniko
Wasco Co
E. L. Smith
Hood River
Unite States
Smith
Cake
Lowell
Bourne
Senate
Wasco County
Oregon
Congress
Corrupt Graft Echoes From Prominent Figures
A collage of quotes from major papers lampoons public figures and institutions, arguing graft in politics and business. It cites Marshall Flex, Grover Cleveland, John D. Rockefeller Jr, and others, noting tax status, influence, and public skepticism. The roundtable comments span finance, insurance, and international policy with a satirical tone.
Unable to Locate Tr Miss Pearline Inspires Hope
A fragment mentions Miss Pearline described as exquisite and angelic, with a plea to unlock hope by introducing the speaker to her. The passage centers on attracting the attention of this unnamed woman through poetic praise.
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Poe
Miss Pearline
Hope
Angel
The Truncated Globe of Oddball Jests and Sayings
A quirky montage of humorous snippets and misread lines from a nineteenth or early twentieth century page. Puns about whales, engineers and nurses mix with misheard phrases and cartoonish dialogue. Read as a collage of jokes, garbled appetites, and cultural curiosities, preserving the flavor of the era.
Dining room farce and ancient temple awe in one page
The fragment blends a kitchen scene with Norah the cook scolding and a Mrs Wilson remark about pudding customs. It shifts to a Nubian temple description with stonework details and a quotation about patience before rash actions, attributed to The Bishop and George H. Picard.
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Wilsons
Norah
Puddin
Wilson
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Board OF Horticulture
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New York Evening Mall
Marshall Flex
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Grover Cleveland
Memphis Commercial Appeal
France
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Cleveland
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Potiphar
Philadelphia Inquirer
Depew
Burton
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Garfield
Dallas News
Louisville Post
Portland Oregonian
Senator Clark
Louis Repalglie
Robert R. Lee
Lee
New Orleans
Sandy
Millonaire
Bera
Paddy
Pat
Newcastle
John
Castle
Tom
Barane
Erke
S Hal
Winni Rites
Mra
Dorton
Tormit
Ipsambool
Nile
Nubia
O'R
George H. Picard
Esiden Ll
Louis Very
Heppm
Atte Salting Ie
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