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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1906
Page
4
Newberg Oregon Thursday morning issue urges readers to look up candidate records for informed voting in the upcoming primary. It notes a convention in Portland where the Oregon State Press Association and the State Development League agreed to ban the term Web foot.
It declares it is the duty of every party member to vote in the primary and to start now assessing the standing and qualifications of candidates already in the field.
The Newberg Graphic, a Republican paper, is pressed to avoid prevarication about Tooze though the editor knows him and speaks truth when mentioning his name.
The notice invites non subscribers to buy the Graphic for reading during the campaign. It offers a six month subscription for fifty cents or a full year for one dollar.
Chicago magnate Marshall Field dies in New York City from pneumonia at age, reflecting on mortality of great wealth. The remark Earth to earth and dust to dust appears as a final sentiment on the fate of all.
Mr. Baker of the Tillamook Headlight opposes gambling figures as mayor marshal or councilman yet supports Mr. Tooze for Congress. The stance illustrates reformers’ consistency and explains why many laws remain dead letters in Tillamook.
The article urges voters to support clean, capable men across parties and to awaken interest before primaries. It warns against going to the polls ignorant of candidates and stresses the duty to know who they are and what they stand for.
Carey Hayter editor and publisher of the Polk County Observer was chosen as president by the state press association. Albert Tozier was reelected secretary, with Hayter seen as a strong official capable of guiding the organization.
The Marion County Republican scene features Mr. Tooze arguing that a lifelong Republican should reaffirm belief in sound finance protection and core Republican principles. Local Republicans challenge him for avoiding a direct assertion of unwavering party loyalty amid accusations he has sought to outpace rivals.
The speaker accuses the Republican nominee of repeated vindictiveness and abuse in political fights and contends he has heightened factional strife.
A local letter warns against Tooze using a private card showing his portrait on the U S flag to promote his candidacy. It cites G A R veteran code forbidding flag desecration and notes penalties. Readers are invited to the Graphic office for details on the issue.
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