Place Opposed Prineville Man Aley Talks for Nomination
The article reports talks in Prineville and Portland about Colonel James Raley of Penland as a Democratic nominee for the Second District congressional race. Supporters urge his acceptance amid speculation he may not run, praising his long service and influence in Eastern Oregon.
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Congressional
James Raley
Nman
Jones Taley
Arguore
State Senate
Raley
Prineville
Portland
Oregon
Grant County Democratic Ticket Heads Toward Judge Race
Grant county Democrats on the Saturday ballot nominate Sol Taylor for County Judge. Other tickets include Neil Niven for Clerk, H P Laurance for Sheriff, T M Ray for Assessor, W Brown for Commissioner two years, P Noyer for Commissioner four years, Joseph Reese for Surveyor, and J W Ashford for Coroner. Yon City hosts the filing event on April 7.
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Ket
Scott Taylor
Yon City
Grant County
Sol Taylor
Neil Niven
Granite
H. P. Laurance
T. M. Ray
Union
W. Brown
Rosebud
P.noyer
Long Creek
Joseph Reese
J. W. Ashford
Port land Socialists Nominate City Officials and Council Seats
Portland April 7 The socialists of Itland nominate W T Houser Portland Socialists City Engineer W B Fallows City Treasurer Dr P L Macken City Auditor J Frank Borter Councilmen First Ward Jacob Busch Third Ward H J McHenry Fifth Ward O H Calkins Sixth Ward C W Saunders Seventh Ward J F Worris Eighth Ward P Wendland Ninth Ward R B ae Tenth Ward S P Linquist Eleventh Ward F P Kenniston City attorney municipal judge and ward two and four seats to be filled by the executive committee Malheur Democrats Yale April The Malheur county Democrats nominate the following Sheriff E Lawrence
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J. Frank Borter
Jacob Busch
J. McHenry
O. H. Calkins
C. W. Saunders
J. F. Worris
Wendland
R. BF
S. P. Linquist
F. P. Kenniston
Neilmen
Crook County Democratic Ticket Listed for Crook County
Prineville April 7 The Crook county democrats nominate County Judge W A Booth County Clerk J J Smith Sheriff C Sam Smith Commissioner C B Allen Treasurer M H Bell Assessor J B Merrill Surveyor Knox Huston Coroner J H Crooks Clerk G W Thomson Surveyor J 8 Millikin Coroner Dr R C Payne
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Prineville
Crook County
Democrats
W. A. Booth
J. J. Smith
C. Sam Smith
C. B. Allen
M. H. Bell
J. B. Merrill
Knox Huston
J. H. Crooks
McMahan and Dimmick Named for State Senators
Salem April 7 Marion county democrats announced slate for state offices with L. H. McMahan and J. B. Dimick as state senators plus a full ticket for representatives sheriff clerk recorder treasurer assessor surveyor and commissioner. Delegates to state convention listed. Convention described as harmonious with a notable fight over a vacant senatorial ballot to silently endorse McMahan.
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Salem
Marion County
L. H. McMahan
J. B. Dimick
L. BE. Savake
P. H. Fitzgerald
Tomlinson
Fred Roth
W. T. Slater
B. B. Colbath
A. M. Dalrymple
J. A. Sellwood
David Beck
J. R. Skirvin
Polk County Democratic Nominations and Delegates Named
Dallas April 7 Polk county Democratic nominations announced for county offices with candidates for Representative N L Butler Sheriff J T Ford Clerk D Simpson County Commissioner Seth Riggs Assessor F E Myer Surveyor L Grounds Coroner W B Cory Also chosen were delegates to the state convention including W N Butler N F Gregg I M Simpson D W Sears C F Belt Oscar Hayter and J D Kelly among others.
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Dallas
Polk County
N. L. Butler
Monmouth
J. T. Ford
Independence
D. Simpson
Seth Riggs
Crowley
F. E. Myer
Dixie
L. Grounds
Cory
WN. L. Butler
N. F. Gregg
Yamhill County Democratic Convention Endorses Chamberlain
McMinnville April 7 The Democratic county convention met in the courthouse. The resolutions report enthusiastic for Governor nominee George E. Chamberlain and the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Delegates to state and congressional conventions named: Caldwell Fundman Simmons McKinnon Galloway Harris Rummell Fendall Kirkwood Holmes Fanning.
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McMinnville
Yamhill County
Court House
George E. Chamberlain
H. Caldwell
Paul Fundman
J. A. Simmons
A. C. McKinnon
C. V. Galloway
R. L. Harris
Jacksonville Delegates Named at County Democratic Conventi
In Jacksonville on April 7 the county Democratic convention named delegates to state and congressional conventions. Ashland’s R. P. Neil was nominated for state senator, with J. D. Olwell of Central Point and Miles Cantile of Applegate for representatives. County officers chosen include Clerk John Orth, Sheriff Joseph Rader, Recorder O. C. Crawford, Treasurer D. H. Miller, Assessor W. Jones, Commissioner Henry Taylor, Surveyor L. F. Trefren, and Coroner Dr. E. B. Pickel. Delegates to the state congressional conventions favor Chamberlain for governor.
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Jacksonville
Jackson County
J. J. Houck
D. B. Provost
J. D. Olwell
W. E. Phipps
A. Pankey
Charles Nickell
E. A. Sherwin
J. E. Coffee
H. Mann
Crowell
M. Taylor
R. P. Neil
Ashland
Central Point
Miles Cantile
Applegate
Johns
Orth
Joseph Rader
Big Butte
O. CC. Crawford
Gold Hill
D. H. Miller
Medford
W. Jones
Henry Taylor
Eagle Point
L. F. Trefren
E. B. Pickel
Chamberlain
Lane County Democratic Ticket Listings
Eugene on April 6 lists State Senator Lee M. Travis and Representatives C. K. Hale and Ches as the Democratic ticket. The item notes candidates and hometown Eugene with a focus on local party slate and forthcoming election details.
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Eugene Or
Lane County
Lee M. Travis
Eugene
C. K. Hale
Ches
Local Official Lineup Named for County Positions
The document lists officials and delegates including Clerk-Cal M. Young of Eugene and Sheriff W. W. Withers as incumbent. Commissioners J. P. Curran and J. M. Kitchen appear, with other roles such as Coroner Dr. F. EB. Selover. Delegates to the state convention include J. D. Matlock and W. W. Oglesby among many others.
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John M. Edmundon
Goshen
George N. Castle
Saganaw
Cal M. Young
Eugene
W. W. Withers
J. P. Curran
Cottage Grove
J. M. Kitchen
W. P. Cheshire
Fred Fisk
L. Bilyeu
FR. M. Veach
E. R. Skipworth
L. M. Travis
T. G. Hendricks
F. W. Osburn
E. P. Coleman
T. E. Willey
P. J. Walton
G. N. Castle
J. O. Watts
Dem county convention in Corvallis names ticket
Corvallis Oregon April 7 Democrats held their county convention naming the ticket legislators and officials. Representative Hugh Finley County Judge Virgil Watters Sheriff M P Burnett Clerk Victor Moses Recorder Grant Elgin Commissioner Henry Hector Treasurer W A Buchannan Assessor Howard Bush Surveyor Thomas Jones. Delegates to the state convention B F Irvine W S McFadden M Wilhelm Robert Johnson John Smith W H Malone and Jacob Wrage.
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Corvallis
County Central Committee
Hugh Finley
Virgil Watters
M. P. Burnett
Victor Moses
Grant Elgin
Henry Hector
W. A. Buchannan
Howard Bush
Thomas Jones
B. F. Irvine
Tillamook County Democratic Convention Nominations
In Tillamook Or on April 7 the Democratic convention was well attended Nominations announced for Clerk E Jenkins Sheriff A D Edwards Commissioner Richard Allen Assessor John Sheets Surveyor M M Smith Treasurer E W Todd Representative Charles V Galloway of McMinnville Judge W W Conger Delegates to state convention J B Edwards and C W Tarmadge
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Tillamook County
Tillamook, Or
E. Jenkins
A. D. Edwards
Richard Allen
John Sheets
M. M. Smith
E. W. Todd
Charles V. Galloway
McMinnville
W. W. Conger
J. B. Edwards
C. W. Tarmadge
What Is Knox Doing in Congress This Spring
Washington April 7 a resolution was introduced in the house asking the attorney general to inform the house of the steps taken to investigate the alleged beef trust and actions planned to prosecute violators of the anti trust law the measure seeks fuller disclosure from the administration on enforcement efforts.
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Washington
House
Boer Leader Commandant Erasmus Dies in Action Near Bosof
London April 7 reports the death of Commandant Eras mus a noted Boer leader who was killed in the engagement on the 8d near Bosof.
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London
Kitchener
Erasmus
Bosof
Knox in It the Stand over Danish West Indies deal
Washington April 7 A special committee reopened the Christ mas charges on the Danish West Indies sale. Charles Knox said he agreed to aid Christmas for 250 dollars a month and 15000 if the deal closed, then distanced himself claiming no bribe intent. Hay's secretary sent Henry White to Copenhagen and then cut ties.
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Washington
Christmas
Danish West Indies
Depew
Charles Knox
Hanna
Knox
Hay
Bacon
Georgia
Captain Christmas
Copenhagen
Henry White
London
Wheat direction mixed on New York market report
Report by J L Ray Co outlines April wheat trading with May bids near 77 ¾, slipping to 77 ½ after corn drop. Visible supply fell 1.15 million to 48.414 million for the week. San Francisco and Chicago wheat quotes cited as 107 ½ 36 and 177 respectively.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Delarey Accuses British of Cruelties in South Africa
General Delarey reports harsh British conduct in the South African battles. He cites affidavits claiming Boer women were used as human shields and killed, with his wife and mother allegedly persecuted and dispossessed. He recounts prisoners killed and atrocities against elderly Boers, pregnant women, and children.
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Amsterdam
Delarey
Kierksdorp
Stratton Files Brief in Northern Securities Case
Washington Attorney General Stratton, in the supreme court, moved for leave to file a bill of complaint against the Northern Securities Company in behalf of Washington. The briefs were accepted. He will depart after argument, as the court weighs jurisdiction. A ruling may take time with further evidence and replies anticipated.
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Washington
Stratton
Supreme Court
Northern Securities Company
Minnesota
Armed Men Face Each Other in Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma Territory dispatch says racial violence flares as about four hundred armed negroes at Fort Bill threaten Lawton while an equal number of armed whites stand ready to repel the attack.
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Oklahoma
Ft. Worth
Apri
Lawton
Oklahoma Territory
Fort Bill
Patrick Must Die Executed Plan Set for May
Albert Patrick, convicted of murdering millionaire William Rice, was sentenced in New York to be electrocuted in the week starting May 6. The case continues to draw public attention as the date approaches.
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New York
Albert Patrick
William Rice
Conferees Reach Understanding on War Revenue Repeal
Washington reports that on April 7 the house and senate conferees agreed. The house maintained its position while the senate gave up its amendment to keep the war tax on bucketshops in force.
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Washington
House
Senate
Pendleton Swept By Severe Wind Storm Across Town
A fierce wind and electrical storm blasted Pendleton early today, toppling fences and trees, wrecking buildings under construction, snapping power lines, and leaving residents sleepless. Reports from the county describe widespread damage, with mills, sheds, and warehouses struck as the storm moved through the region. Local accounts mark it as the worst storm in living memory, with continuation promised into tonight.
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Pendleton
Town
West Webb Street
P. C. Sperry
Pilot Rock
Dullt
J. L. Gulliford
W. 8. Bowman
Main Street
Wailers
Washington & Columbia River
G. J. Ross
Martin Compton
James A. Howard
Johnson and
Alta Streets
Stanton
Here
Interior Warehouse Company
Frank Rack
Hecho
Middle States
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