Bourne Rivalries Hover Over Oregon State Central
Portland May 14 Special Correspondence dissatisfactions ripple through the Oregon Republican camp over the State Central Committee. Westgate's moves touch Bourne's faction and Withycombe's backers distrust Collax Spencer as secretary, a Simon ally who backed Geer. Governor Chamberlain's record and veto threats loom as reform faces stiff resistance.
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Portland
State Central Committee
Mr. Westgate
Bourne
State Committee
Fid
Jonathan Bourne
Withycombe
Westgate
Seayler Colfax
Spencer
Simon
Timothy Geer
Scymbe
Candidates on Ticket Schedule Regional Meetings
J. E. Hedges and Party list events from May 18 to May 26 across Brown s schoolhouse Milwaukie Logan Sunnyside Boring Bandy Missouri Ridge D Eby and Party Molalla Pleasant Hill Frogpond Clackamas Highland Canyon Creek Oswego Beaver Creek meeting next Saturday evening will unite all candidates on the ticket.
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Brown's Schoolhouse
Milwaukie
Logan
Sunnyside
Boring
Missouri Ridge
D. Eby
Molalla
Pleasant Hill
Frogpond
Clackamas
Highland
Canyon Creek
Clarkes
Beaver Creek
J. B. Hedges
Henry D. Aden
Howard F. Latourette
William Shannon
Recorder
B. A. Montandon
Marquam
Russelville
Boyles
Soda Springs
Harl Wagle
Hedges
Clackamas County
Baatle
Howard PF. la
Jsm
Sandy
Eby
Campalen
Oregon political shifting signals ahead of campaigns
The piece notes Governor Chamberlain’s veto stance on legislation and a political shift toward reform. It discusses Senator Gearin’s possible return to campaign by stump speeches, Hawley’s congressional bid, and rival campaigns of Chamberlain Matlock and Miller with events across Baker Union and Grant counties and Eugene Cottage Grove Grant's Pass. It predicts a demand for a political refresh in Oregon.
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Chamberlain
Akeimaek
Eich
Tate
Matthews
Senate
Oregon
Gearin
Jonathan Bourne
Washington
Hawley
Congress
Charles W. Galloway
J. D. Matlock
Robert A. Miller
Baker
Union
Grant Cougies
Willamette Valley
Galloway
Eugene
Cottage Grove
Grant's Pass
Dr Carll Recalls San Francisco Earthquake Aftermath
Dr W H Carll of Oregon National Guard returned home from San Francisco reporting property values unchanged and rebuilding vigor. He notes steel structures endured the quake, cites the Palace Hotel walls and Mint intact, and forecasts years of construction as tracks and debris removal continue.
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W. H. Carll
Oregon National Guard
San Francisco
Dr. Carll
Palace Hotel
City Hall
United States Mint
Post Office
Custom House
Southern Pacific Company
Reconstruction turmoil and hospital relief efforts described
The article notes postwar reconstruction turmoil with wreckage and displaced infrastructure. Dr. Carll led the Oregon Relief Hospital at Wilmerding School, converting classrooms into wards and kitchens. Five doctors and 10 nurses treated about 100 patients daily, with Miss Swenson supervising the nursing staff from Portland.
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Carll
Oregon Relief Hospital
Wilmerding School
Swenson
Portland
Good Samaritan Hospital Training School
George Spencer Purchases Wright's Springs Property
George Spencer closed a deal for Wright's Springs on the Molalla road and visited the city last Saturday to finalize arrangements. He bought from J L Udell who held possession for years. Spencer, a Minnesota import, plans extensive improvements and a probable Fourth of July celebration at the well known camping resort.
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George Spencer
Wright's Springs
Molalla Road
Mr. Spencer
J. L. Udell
Pessession
Minnesota
Turmoil over reward split for Frank Smith pursuit
Dispute erupts over how a reward for capturing the Desperado Frank Smith was divided. Canby residents George W. Dixon and J. K. Graham clash over credit, with Dixon claiming he deserved recognition as the first pursuer. Southern Pacific crew members in New Era protest the distribution while some funds will go to widows of the murdered men.
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Frank Smith
George W. Dixon
Canby
Ryan
Dixon
J. K. Graham
Southern Pacific Section
New Era
Ares
Smith
Mr. W. Hutchinson
Foreman
F. Cantrib
O. Cantrib
Fred Crapo
Wundelich
A. A. Barrett
Jack Miles
Mr. Fay
D. Frost
Derthick Club Sessions In Portland Discuss Foster Melodies
Members of the Derthick Mnatcal and Literary Club visited Portland Friday to attend a meeting at Mrs Algernon 8 Dresser s home on Hast 24th and Market streets. They discussed the Foster melodies and Miss Yuriel Stevens read a paper on the life and works of the composer. Mrs R Ganong performed several melodies and a letter from Mrs Ernst A Sommer was read detailing travels from New York to Germany. The next meeting will be May 25 at Mrs John W Moffatt s home in West Oregon City with lecture on Folk Lore Lange. Each member may invite one guest.
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Derthick Mnatcal and Literary Club
Portland
Mreé
Algernon
Dresser
Hast
Market Streets
Foster
Yuriel Stevens
R. ©. Ganong
Mra
Ernst A. Sommer
Wae
Sommer
New York
Old University Town
Germany
Dr. Sommer
Hovtoes
John W. Moffatt
Oregon City
Anon von Rydingsford
Rural route changes in Oregon City area inked
The postal service reinstates changes to rural routes from Oregon City in Clackamas County effective July 2. Routes 2 4 and 5 are modified with new segments, and Route 5 potentially abolishes Willamette post office with service from Oregon City by rural carrier.
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Willamette
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Republican Organization
Clara Barton
Red Cross
R. R. Hospital
Krakatoa
Rahos Dlown
Sir Robert Ball
Conntry
Secret Service
Hays
Dr. Withycombe
J. E. Hedges
George
Starkweather
Grace
Springwater
Mr. Eby
George Schoolhouse
Wright
Derthick Club
Tom P. Randall
Reams’ Corner
Holton School House
Fornberg
Bolton School House
Shaw's
Suspension Bridge
Forks of Road
C. Clancey
Winkle
Bakers
Berry
Mosler
Kilnger's
Pettit
Robinson's Place
Ream
Beaver Creek Store
Daniel's Gate
Carus
Thilles
Willis
Studeman's Corner
Bluhm’'s
Ayer
J. Pie
Lowell
Lowel
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