Governor West Newberg Address At Rainy Hall Meeting
Governor West Newberg spoke to a sizable crowd at Duncan's Hall on Wednesday, detailing promises if elected Oregon governor and defending vetoes as savings to the state. He warned against complete legislative harmony, joked about the Senate president's black bottle, and noted taxes stem from levies at multiple levels. He closed stating he would refuse to leave office, having done his duty.
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Duncan
Ton
Oregon
Legislative Assembly
Teuall
Senate
Marion
The
Imperial
C.C. Ferguson
Floyd Bilyeu
John Larkin
John
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We extend thanks for kindness shown during our bereavement from the sickness and death of our son and brother. Mr and Mrs James Dundas and Family also share our gratitude for support.
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James Dundas
Connie Mack Warns Against Cigarettes and Tobacco
The famed Connie Mack, holder of world championships and American League pennants, warns that cigarette smoking weakens players and harms careers. Governor Tener notes Mack’s team thrives with players who have not tasted liquor or tobacco, praising disciplined infield performance and purposeful leadership.
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Governor Tener
Pennsylvania
National League
Mr. Mack
Connie Mack
Defeated candidates urge unity for Oregon Republicans
A group of defeated governor candidates led by Charles A. Johns T. T. Geer and others appeal to voters to unify the Republican party in Oregon. They commend James Withycombe as a clean, loyal leader and urge support for all Republican nominees to prevent misrepresentation in state and national capitals.
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Oregon
Marins
James Withycombe
College Opening Tuesday Evening At University
Hawkins announces college opening events with a reception to meet new faculty and student body. The schedule includes registration Monday and Tuesday, classes start Tuesday afternoon, and recitations begin Wednesday morning under President Pennington. New accommodations and expanded faculty noted.
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Sal
Pennington
College and Academy
Sprinter Joe Hollingsworth Catches Window Vandal
Joe Hollingsworth pursued a young vandal for five blocks and caught him after a marks spread across the furniture store plate glass. The boy was lectured on his misdeed and warned of consequences.
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Joe Hollingsworth
Joe
Keller Family Leaves Grays River After Visit
Mrs. J. C. Keller and her children spent two weeks at Grays River Washington with friends before returning home on Tuesday. She sought funds for her elderly Swiss mother who she fears cannot reach family abroad due to wartime restrictions and lack of communication since the war began.
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J. C. Keller
Grays River
Washington
Switzerland
Exposition Map Guide From Southern Company for San Francisco
The distribution from Southern Company provides a city map of San Francisco showing streets principal buildings parks hospitals churches monuments clubs fraternal homes and reading matter on what to see and how to travel city climate and clothing guidance included.
Van Brakle Maintains Health Officer Post in Circuit Ruling
Circuit Judge J Scochackts decision upholds Dr J A Van Brakle as Clackamas County health officer. The state board of health lacked jurisdiction over charges brought July 8 and attempts to dismiss him were deemed futile. The dispute, led by Clackamas Medical Society physicians, began earlier in the year with District Attorney Tongee handling the information.
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J. A. van Brakle
J. Scochack
VanBrakle
Oregon City
Clackamas County Medical Society
Tongee
van Brakle
Oregon City Courier
Death of Arthur A Dundas at Crawford
Arthur A Dundas died Friday morning at his parents home in Crawford after a short illness. He was 19 years 4 months and 28 days old. He leaves a father, mother, three sisters and two brothers and many friends. The community extends sympathy and seeks comfort in faith.
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Arthur A. Dundas
James Dundas
Crawford
Mills Aldrich wedding at 868 Mall Street Portland
At the bride's son C L Aldrich home in Portland the marriage of FP C Mills and Mrs Hattie E Aldrich took place. Reverend James K Hawkins officiated. The couple then visited Tacoma and Seattle before returning to Newberg. They were greeted by about sixty guests from the W R C and G A R at 609 River Street.
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C. L. Aldrich
Mall Street
Portland
C. Mills
Hattie E. Aldrich
Jas. K. Hawkins
Sellwood, M. E
Col. B. F. Pike
River Street
Uncle Bill Hanley Visits Town and Skeptical on Senate Race
A brief town visit by Uncle Bill Hanley and a reference to William Jennings Bryan hat, with Hanley smiling at locals, removing his hat to prove baldness, and commenting that Chamberlain leads the U S Senate race for now but expects change soon. It ends noting he will remain "Uncle Bill" on his return to Washington, possibly as a senator.
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William Jennings Bryan
Platte
Chamberlain
United States Senate
Bill
Washington
Business Men's Banquet Invites Newberg Leaders
An invitation signed by thirty five local business and professional men asks two hundred plus residents to attend a banquet at Odd Fellows Halls on Friday night. R P Hutton of the Anti Saloon League will speak on How to Capitalize No License for the Benefit of Newberg and Vicinity. Strong turnout expected with many favorable responses.
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Newberg
Odd Fellows’ Halls
R. P. Hutton
Anti- Saloon League
Oregon Enters Dry Season Roofing Adverts
The piece notes a long dry spell and suggests fall rains will test roofs. It promotes prepared roofing products and patching materials from Larkin-Prince Howe Co as a solution to leaks with claims of restoring roofs to new condition.
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Larkin-Prince Howe. Co
School Exhibit To Be Shown For Regional Fair Prep
A PTA committee announced a local exhibit of pupil work before the McMinnville fair next week. The display from summer projects and earlier work will be shown in the manual training room of the public school building next Monday afternoon and evening. The public is invited. pupils should bring exhibits before noon Monday. No afternoon school session.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
McMinnville
Purdy Appeals to Oregon Supreme Court in Deed Dispute
Will E. Purdy states he filed his appeal in the Oregon Supreme Court on September 9 in the H. D. Winters deed controversy. He notes extensive public interest and seeks newspaper attention to the case’s disposition.
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Purdy
Supreme Court
Newberg Graphic
Supreme Court of
State of Oregon
H. D. Winters
Oregon
Will E. Purdy
Good Citizenship Day Urged by Portland Clergy
The Portland Ministerial Association calls all Oregon clergymen to declare Sunday September 20 as good citizenship day. Preachers should address Citizenship Its Privileges Duties and Responsibilities with emphasis on the dry amendment campaign. Voters urged to ensure every dry voter in Oregon registers and votes yes.
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Portland
Oregon
Close Call as Car Plunges Toward River Ferry
A six passenger touring car from Perrydale Ore plunges off the Yamhill river bank at Dayton toward a ferry on the Dayton side. The car dangles with front wheels and part of the engine over the edge into water in a near disaster for the occupants.
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Perrydale
Ore
Yamhill
Dayton
Carlton Sentinel
Prohibition Caucus in Newberg for Local Races
A caucus will be held in the basement of the Baptist church in Newberg next Tuesday at 8 PM to select candidates for constable and justice of the peace for Newberg. The nine voting precincts are involved and all temperance and peace abiding citizens are urged to participate.
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Baptist Church
Newberg
Constable
Justice of Peace For
Temperance and
Marriages Recorded For Four Local Couples
Katherine Comer aged 51 wed L M Crozer aged 51 Jennie Waugaman legally joined with B A Teats 51 Ella Hauser 25 married Phillip Winters 26 years old The notices list four marriage licenses in a local records column with names and ages.
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Katherine Comer
L. M. Crozer
Jennie Waugaman
B. A. Teats
Ella Hauser
Phillip Winters
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Withycombe
Charles A. Johns
T. T. Geer
Gus C. Moser
Wm. A. Carter
C. Brownell
Tam Brakle
F. C. Mills and
Mire
Hattie E. Fortunes
Bill” Hanley
Prohibition Caucus
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