State and County Ticket Ballot Highlights Names
A detailed list of Republican candidates for state and county offices including W. C. Hawley for Representative, Jay Bowerman for Governor, F. W. Benson for Secretary of State, Thomas B. Kay for State Treasurer, and others across supreme court, attorney general, education, labor, railroad, and county roles with multiple district representatives and local officials named.
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W. C. Hawley
Marion County
Jay Bowerman
Gilliam County
F. W. Benson
Douglas County
Thomas B. Kay
Supreme Court
Henry J. Bean
Umatilla County
Thomas A. McBride
Clackamas County
Geo. H. Burnett
Frank A. Moore
Columbia County
A. M. Crawford
L. R. Alderman
Lane County
Willis S. Duniway
Multnomah County
Q. P. Hoff
Frank’ J. Miller
Linn
John ‘A Lewis
James T. Chinnock
John 8. Coke
Coos County
Benjamin F. Jones
Coos
Curry County
S. P. Pierce
Rackleff
E. A. Anderson
John Yoakam
James Watson
T. M. Dimmick
A. N. Gould
R. E. Golden
Geo. J Armstrong
E. A. Dodge
J. C. Brown
Prohibition Debate Shapes Oregon Election Outlook
A week before election day discussions focus on amendments and voting plans amid rising political heat. The article notes weather optimism and the push for statewide prohibition as a remedy to uneven local dry and wet precincts in Oregon.
Oregon land owning life touted as luxury by writer
The article extols living on one acre in Oregon as providing all life’s luxuries at little cost through self sufficiency. It contrasts city dwellers who lack such access to Jersey cream, fresh eggs, fruits, vegetables, and minimal fuel and clothing needs.
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Oregon
Anonymous letter sparks Republican protest in Marshfield
Republicans across the county condemn a recent anonymous letter in a Marshfield paper that attacks Judge John S. Coke. They vow to resist cowardly, unsigned assaults while defending lawful opposition and voter discernment.
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John S. Coke
Prohibition argument gains ground amid temperance talk
The piece argues against opposing Republican voters supporting their candidates while praising state wide prohibition. It cites a Portland temperance address and claims liquor fuels crime from murders to accidents. It challenges critics who say prohibition doesn’t prohibit and notes opposition funds from outside sources.
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Assembly
Oregon
Portland
Greater
Oregon Home Rule Association
California
Washington
Prohibition Debate Attacks Subterfuge Claims and Home Searches
The Greater Oregon Home Rule association campaigns against prohibition by warning of a midnight home search law. H. C. McAllister’s letter asserts the ballot allows officers to search wives and daughters’ rooms on suspicion, a claim Myrtle Point has found unrealized in five years of enforcement.
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Greater Oregon Home Rule Association
Oregon
H. C. McAllister
Myrtle Point
McAllister
Globe Whirls and Quinine Requests in Kansas City Scene
A Kansas City girl survives a trick that failed to kill, as a man visits five Atchison drug stores seeking quinine and whiskey for ague. Independence Creek remedy noted, money and insurgent hearts contrast with dire pursuit of income.
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Kansas City
Atchisons
Independence Creek
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Bo. Bargelt and
L. _J. ROBERTS
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Yatle Point
N. G. W. Perkins
Sumerlin
Bay Bakery
Coos Bay
C. Roberts
J.L. Laird
St., Beuween
Ash and Alter
Gatchell Bros City
Fransfer
M. M.” Gatchell
Farmers Main
Walter Endicott
Sunnyside Farm
Cotswold
Berkshire
Frank Harnish
Gravel Ford
Modorn Service
Hotel Guerin
GEO. H. Guerin & Sons
George W. Bryant
Myrtle, Point Transfer Company
Beaver Hill
George W.bryant
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Flanagan & Bennett Bank
Marshfield, Ore
Henry G. Ploeger
Henry
Ww. O. Cooper & Co
Chicago
C.L. Bender
Nason
Volkmar
Roseburg
Daniel Barklow
R. A. Annin
Agent
Ogoot
aXe
J. A. Davenport
D. H. Johnson
E. F. Davenport
Coquille Valley
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