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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1912
Page
5
The East Oregonian accuses Mann and Hinkle of not signing pledge No 1 while publicly favoring it. It argues unpledged candidates complicate legislative election, endangering the popular choice for senator and inviting evasions. The paper charges a double game aimed at both progressives and standpatters.
A brief note states that the phrase boogle the people should be resent and re presented. The text appears to be a fragmented instruction about re sending a message to the public.
The eastern Oregon contest pits Rusk and Sinnott as genuine progressives against Cochranes standpat bid. The piece accuses Cochran of being a standpat pick with irrigation conflicts and notes Judge Ellis joining the race. It warns voters to oppose machine candidates Mann and Hinkle and to support clean, independent nominees.
A historical account notes the Titanic's maiden voyage ended in a devastating wreck. The piece highlights the ship's advanced tech and luxury, including wireless, yet acknowledges the ocean's supremacy. An iceberg's unyielding path led to catastrophe despite efforts to summon aid.
Milton Ore April 16. Editor East Oregonian: I have stated that the Umatilla county republican machine fights me for renomination and endorses Mann and Hinkle. Ring leaders named include Furnish Curl Thompson Marshall Burgess Thompson McMannus. They also oppose Judge Lowell for US senator and tried to defeat the direct primary law in the last election. The machine was strong, with about fifty assembly representatives, but most were defeated while they kept trying to profit from past experience.
The Portland Telegram editor notes Chicago's vote hints at national trends except San Francisco's anomaly, while Los Angeles favors political equality. Kansas suffragists gain broad support from state federations, labor groups, and California allies as coordinated precinct work expands toward statewide victory.
The article traces lace origins from a Romantic legend of a leaf token to early handcrafts in ancient civilizations. It notes point lace’s nun origins in the 16th century, its artistic value and durability, declines with cheaper machine lace, and Nottingham’s role in exporting. It also mentions Dowie’s Zion City importing English lace workers to start a factory.
Residents recall a venture that grew into a thriving Chicago settlement with a wide range of goods in major stores. The piece notes beauty in craft, discusses marriage, and quotes a performer describing happiness after engagement at the Opera Comique with an ample repertory, good pay, and kind press.
Mme Georgette Leblanc Maeterlinck, wife of the author of The Blue Bird, confesses she decided to marry M Maeterlinck before meeting him. Previously a noted actress and singer, she states she knew of him in advance.
Washington the house will move to impeach federal judges for shielding embezzling clerks. As attorney general Wilkerson names the judges through prosecutions, resolutions will be filed and referred to the judiciary committee for testimony.
Spokane's twice weekly cites 4127 voters with Roosevelt at 2752, Debs 509, La Follette 285, Bryan 180, Taft 154, Berger 74, Clark 66, Wilson 54, Harmony 45 and scattering. Oregon shows Roosevelt 320, La Follette 19, Taft 18. Spokesman-Review supports Taft. A paid ad notes Roosevelt’s broad delegate momentum and calls primary news reporting essential.
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