The War Is On The liquor war and political pledges
A call to vote for the prohibition party cites the liquor traffic as the nation’s major evil and a war against crime poverty and corruption. It urges defiance of parties avoiding stance on liquor and promotes Stillman Paget White and other candidates, highlighting N C Christenson and Curtis Coe as local figures.
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Organized Liquor Trust
United States
Congress
Ian
Maine
Bull Moose
William Allen White
Committee On
Parcela Post
Tariff Commission
National Prohibition Party
Eugene W. Chafin
Arizona
Aaron Watkins
Ohio
U. S
Supreme Court
C. J. Bright
the Dalles
Oregon Dairy and Food
J. A. Dunbar
Lents
R. R
J. G. Voget
Salem
Bruce Wolverton
Portland
Hammond
E. J. Evans
Klamath Falls
Hiram Gould
Forest Grove
A. E. Eaton
Union
O. A. Stillman
Yamhill County
H. J. Nott
McMinnville
N. Cc
Hauser from Amity Seeks County Commissioner Post
A. F. Hauser, a hardware dealer from Amity, seeks election as county commissioner. He is closely tied to farming interests and would bring county experience and practical insight to the office.
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Amity
Hauser
War on vice and liquor money in election debate
A political notice argues liquor as a national peril and urges voting against parties silent on the issue. It praises Mr Nott of McMinnville as a dependable, upright candidate for public office in Yamhill County.
Prohibition Platform and Candidates at Atlantic City 1912
The Prohibition party at its Atlantic City convention outlines principles and names officials for Oregon counties. Thomas E. Miles is favored for county treasurer with pledges for quarterly financial reports. Other named candidates include Walter Fender, Fred Hutchcroft, Jonathan Arms, and S. Ed Launer.
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Prohibition Party
Atlantic City
N. J
Jonathan Arms for Yamhill County Assessor
Dayton real estate broker Jonathan Arms seeks the Yamhill County Assessor post. The candidate touts deep local land value knowledge from years of farming and residency and urges voters to support Arms, citing character and ability.
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Yamhill County
Jonathan Arms
Dayton
Yamhill
Launer Seen as Best Qualified for Recorder Post
No opponent was named for Recorder. Professor Launer has served in Newberg schools for years and earned broad confidence and respect. He is described as irreproachable in character, fully equipped for office, and capable of bringing efficiency and skill to the position.
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Newberg
N. C. Christenson
Chehalem Valley
Christenson
Walters
Fender
Walter
C. C. Morton
W. T. Macy
Curtis P. Coe
McMinnville College
Thomas E. Miles
Er. Hatchcroft
Yamhill
West
Newbery Hardware and Plumbing Co
Hutchcroft
Launer
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Zation
Stillman
B. Lee Paget
Oregon
City of
Washington
Taft
Walter S. Fender
A. F. Hauser
Amity For Commissioner
Nott
Nott and Son
McMinville
Tillamook Counties
Prohibition
Fred W. Hutchcroft
New
Pres. Taft
Pail Adv