T D Taylor for Sheriff in Umatilla County
Strong public demand boosts T D Taylor to seek another term as Umatilla County sheriff. A Pioneer and widely respected, he is credited with high crime clearance, tax collection, and plain vigilant service. Support crosses party lines as voters praise his experience and affable, fearless conduct.
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Unatulu
T. D. Taylor
Aheriff
Umatilla
Oregon
Taylor
David Taylor
Athens
Umatulla
Pendleton
Athena
Sheriff's Office
Plains
Indiana
Missouri
Eastern
Ore
Umatilla County
Elrown for Governor? Harvey K Brown Biography
Harvey K Brown, a Republican candidate for governor, is profiled with a detailed family and career history. Born August 17, 1871, in Baker City, he rose from miner’s son to cattleman, farmer, stage mine operator, and livery business owner. He served as Baker County sheriff from 1902, with later re election in 1906, and pursued law enforcement reforms in a turbulent period.
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Harvey K. Brown
William Brown
Ireland
America
Mineral Point
Wik
William
Plains
Auburn
Baker County
Oregon
Baker City
Pocahontan
Brown
Missouri
Harvey K. Frown
Humboldt
Mormon Basin
Malheur County
Harvey Brown
iIntervaly
Nelson Placer
Sumpter
Republicd
Biker County
Hor
Normnh
T Hat Charaerer
Republ
Hcnn
Non-Junction
Mioone
Open gambling banned by Baker City sheriff policy
Baker City maintains Sunday saloon closures and strict law enforcement under Sheriff Harvey K. Brown. The policy has split county opinion, with property owners largely supportive as business strengthens, while some in the city remain divided. Brown advocates primary voting, anti-machine politics, and enforcement of all laws, with a focus on counties beyond the city. The piece also notes Dr. James Withycombe's gubernatorial candidacy and widespread rural support.
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Baker City
Brown
Genera
Baker
West
Harvey K. Brown
Harve” Brown
Chamberlain Seeks Enthusiastic Support In Race
Geo FE Chamberlain declares confidence in securing strong backing from voters as the campaign begins. The candidate emphasizes broad appeal and readiness to lead.
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Geo, FE. Chamberlain
Baker County Sheriff's Reform Drive and Prohibition Efforts
Harve Brown, long time Baker County sheriff, campaigned on strict law enforcement and initiated indictments, trials, and convictions of 163 local saloon men and gamblers. He argues a reform sheriff can drive broader reform at state level, noting enduring Sabbath closures and persistent gambling controls in Baker City.
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Baker County
Baker City
Withycombe for Governor Excellent Citizen of Willamette Valleys
A promotional piece extols Dr. Withycombe as a widely known Oregon figure with 35 years in Willamette Valley. It praises his Republican credentials, integrity, and energy, arguing he would champion open ports, fair taxation, state banking oversight, river improvements, and stronger public institutions, should he win.
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Hs Pr. Withycombe
Withycombe
Franchison
Columbia
Willamette
Oregon City
Wisn
Governor Chamberlain Faces Reelection Test
The candidate for reelection has earned broad support from Democrats in Oregon, with friends across parties. He is praised for a careful and conservative administration and is expected to win a large vote.
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Didate
Chamberlain
Oreron
A D Stillman for Judge well known Pendleton attorney
A D Stillman, Democratic candidate for circuit judge in the Umatilla Morrow district, is a Pendleton native born near Granite in 1864. He graduated from Cornell in 1882, has practiced before Oregon and U S courts, specializes in mind wills litigation, and has broad Pacific coast experience. He serves as head counsel for the Women of Woodcraft and sits on its advisory board, giving him extensive court knowledge and state-wide connections.
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A. D. Silliman
Elrcuit
Umatil- In-Morrow
Oregon
Granite
Grant County
Timatilla County
Baker County
Pendleton
Cornell University
United States
Pacific Coast
Women of Woodcraft
Pacific States
Mr. Stillman
Stillman
Stillman Seen as Suitor for District Judge Post
The lengthy notice praises attorney Stillman a Pendleton resident with 20 plus years in practice and strong party ties. It highlights his legislative service from Umatilla county in 1508, leadership as Democratic advisor, and campaigns conducted on high citizenship. It commends his legal knowledge, affability, and readiness to serve as a fair, fearless judge.
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Umatilla
Democratic Party
Umatilla County
Stillman
Crekon
Lee Wand
Walter M. Piave
Pendleton Attorney Considered for Circuit Bench
Hop contract filed with the county recorder shows Ward Bros. agreeing to deliver 10,000 pounds of hops from 1906 1907 and 1908 crop to Herman Klaher & Co. of Tacoma at 10 cents a pound. H. E. Collier, a well known Pendleton attorney, is discussed for judge.
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Pendleton
Circuit Bench
Henry FE. Collier
County Recorder
Ward Bros
Herman Klaher & Co
Tacoma
Yakima Republic
Hoyt for Treasurer Sees Rapid Statewide Gains
Ralph W. Hoyt, candidate for state treasurer, is reported to be gaining quickly across Oregon. Friends say he has a strong path to nomination due to his policy of depositing state funds in local banks, aiding smaller banks, merchants, and farmers by increasing circulating money. A separate note from Baker City Democrat reports a Halfway post office fire caused by stove sparks. a second blaze was quickly controlled by Harvey Scott and an inspector filed a report.
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Portland
Ralph W. Hoyt
Hoyt
Mai
R F. D. Mall
Harvey Scott
Baker City Democrat
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A. D. Stillman
D. D. Taylor
Thi Taylor
Geo
A. Steel
Elrown
Reform Sheriff
James Wiihycombe
Chicago
Ordégon
Oregon Agricultural Colleges
Tate
Adda
James Withyoome
Mothon
Gregon
Atite
Geo, BE. Chamberlain
Bradley
Willamette Valles
Circuit
Benes
C. A. Barrett
Reublican
Umatilla-Morrow Mounts District
Alwys
Collier
H. E. Collier
Janes Withycombe
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