Republican State Assembly Calls For 1910 Platform
M. C. George and E. V. Littlefield issue a call for a Republican state assembly in Portland on July 21 to draft a party platform and nominate candidates for state offices and federal seats. Delegates totaling 1,248 are allotted based on Taft support, with Coos county receiving 37 and Curry county 5.
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M. C. George
E. V. ‘Littlefield
Republican State Assembly
Portland
Congress
Coos County
Curry County
Memorial day tribute and Myrtle Point cemetery critique
The article notes Memorial day honors remain strong in Myrtle Point with veterans still active in ceremonies. It laments the cemetery’s neglect including a poorly maintained road, lack of water for flowers, and calls for a caretaker or local donations to fund repairs and beautification.
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Myrtle Point
Assembly plan sparks debate over Republican control and voters
Opponents say the assembly plan would bind the Republican party and empower a few bosses, while backers argue Oregon’s primary and recall protections ensure voters retain influence. The piece notes past reforms and praises candidate placement by friends as a balanced change.
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Oregon
Assembly
Law changes and party organization debated by Assembly
The discussion centers on augmenting the primary law rather than removing it. A candidate must meet office qualifications before election, or else risk disqualification. The Enterprise opposes the assembly as a substitute but supports cooperation with the law to preserve party structure.
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Assembly
Happenings Here and Away In Marshfield This Week
Local notes highlight a popular baby contest at the Favorite theater with a prize necklace and tallies for contestants. Marshfield businessmen host a Chandler hotel banquet debating bonds for the Coos Bay and Boise railroad. Upcoming Coquille Valley Dairymen meeting will feature President Eddy and creamery reports. Summer auto service expands to Roseburg with two new machines. Property purchases prompt plans for an electric theater in Marshfield. News from Lakeport Banner and Tillamook shingle mill recount developments in canals and exports. A Curry County Bank deposit milestone signals growing prosperity. Police report a murder arrest linked to a Golden, Missouri case. Swanson mill accident claims a young worker’s life. C L Bender jeweler promotes watches and clocks.
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Baby Handerson
Gale Abbott
Dorothy Bell Endicott
Rosemary Phelan
Marjorie Stemmler
Werler Sumerlin
Marshfield
Chandler Hotel
Roseburg
Stewart Lyons
Coquille
Geo. M. Hite
Bandon
Wm. Wade
E. A. Dodge
J. S. Secrist
Spruce and
Sixth Streets
Henry G. Ploeger
Gents
Lakeport Banner
L. B. Reeder
Lakeport Improvement Company
Purdy
Floras Lake
Pacific Ocean
Tillamook
Oregon
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Myrtle Poip
Lc. Bargelt and
J.J. Roberts Owners and Publ Sherg
Colonel. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Orvil Dodge
Washington
Geo. D. Wood
J. W. Carter
C. Cameron
Wm. Allen
Golden
D. Heary
Allen
Carl’ "Swandon
Swanson
Puget Sound
C. L. Bender
Ogee
Tolemnt
W. O. Cooper & Co
Center
Chicago
J. R. Benson
Jf, Hendricks, ‘Cashier
Bank of
Corresponderte
Accounta
Flana Bennett
Bank
Flanagan & Bennett Banks
Uncle Henry
Volkmar
Breaksvater
R. A. Annin
Agent Cocor
Westmeaday
Monda
J. A. Davenport
D. H. Johnson
Coquille ‘Valley
Regen
N. G. W. Perkins
George W. Bryant
Beaver Hill Coal
Ries
Rossuna
WALTER_ ENDICOTT
Spruce
Su Sunnyside’ Farm
Cotswold
Berkshire
Frank Harnish
Gravel Ford
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