Defeat These Men Hinkle and Mann Defend Their Position
The authors argue the people’s law for legislators to back the popular senatorial choice is flawed and unenforceable. They question why Munn appeared as a statement candidate now but not two years ago, and note that many lawmakers did not subscribe to statement No 1 in previous sessions. The piece contends Mann and Hinkle have not taken statement No 1 due to political machines rather than principle.
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Hinkle
Mann
Munn
State Senate
Mann Himeslf
Messrs Mann
No Subscriptions for Statement No 1 Nominees
The piece argues voters should reject unpledged legislators and defeat Meyers Mann and Hinkle, accusing them of double dealing to serve machine politicians. It urges 20,000 Umatilla County residents deserve representatives who reflect popular will and oppose dummies controlled by bosses, especially in Salem.
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Meyers Mann
Hinkle
Mann
Umatilla
Time for Change in County School Superintendency
A local political call urges Republicans to replace F. K. Welles as county school superintendent. The notice claims Welles is poorly educated, lacking respect from colleagues, and improperly claimed $500 travel pay. It accuses him of tax-avoidance and criticizes the rural supervisor system as wasteful, endorsing T. BE. Young as a better-qualified successor.
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F. K. Welles
Welles
T. BE. Young
Fastern Oregon Progressive Hope and Nomination Debate
The district favors a progressive congressman with Jerry Rusk or N J Sinnott as strong Republican nominees. George Cochran shifts from reactionary to progressive, aided by Jorge Ellis’s entry, while Cochran holds an office from an assembly nomination.
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Fastern
Oregon
Jerry Rusk
N. J. Sinnott
Cochran
Assembly
Oregon Votes Split Over Wilson and Clark Alliance
The Progressive Democrats back Woodrow Wilson with strong state and national endorsement. Champ Clark faces Harmon Underwood and Hearst alliance which may rally progressive opposition to Clark. Clark’s candidacy is seen as reactionary and tied to the Missouri machine figure Gumshoe Bill Stone. Wilson seeks independent Republican backing from Taft’s nomination. The electorate favors a new school of statesmen over the old approach.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Taft
Exiplas Position on People’s Choice Pledge Questioned
East Oregonian notes a letter by J T Hinkle and L L Mann alleging I signed Statement No One through ignorance of law. I say the statute is not compulsory and is only an instruction. Questions arise about U Ren’s support for Hinkle and whether personal funding affects his stance on single tax. Farmers seek Hinkle’s position on the issue.
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Oliver
East Oregonian
J. T. Hinkle
L. L. Mann
O'Ren
Mann
Hinkle
U Ren
U'Ren
Mr. Hinkle
Pals
Tu’ Ren
George Cochran Has Progressive Pledge
Senator La Follette endorses reform while George Cochran of La Grande Oregon runs on a platform opposing stock water trust and calling for clean government. Democrats say he is not progressive. Ballot 38 X Cochran urged for constructive reforms and direct election of senators. Frank Welles signed paid notice documents.
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Stock Wittering
The
Money Trust
Evila Ans
George T. Cochran
la Grande
Oregon
George Cochran
Cochran
Roosevelt Urges Oregon to Back Roosevelt in 1904
A political plea urging Oregon to endorse Theodore Roosevelt as the Progressive candidate, arguing the nation’s call to duty, the president’s proven record, and the need to defeat Taft and the old machine. The message touts Roosevelt’s prior honors, imminent delegates, and the urgency of Oregon’s support to energize a nationwide movement.
To the Editor Replying to the attack by the East Oregonian
A reader addresses a recent hostile critique from the East Oregonian, defending their stance and challenging the paper’s portrayal. The letter frames the dispute as a matter of principle and journalistic balance, urging fair treatment and accuracy.
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The
East Oregonian
Lifeboats Up, Speed Down for Transatlantic Liners
Henceforth passengers on trans Atlantic liners will demand a few more life boats and less speed.
Corrupt Practices Reminder Commandment Note
A brief, dated notice warns readers to remember and uphold the sacred commandments against corrupt practices. It emphasizes vigilance, integrity, and adherence to rules in civic and organizational life. The text stresses accountability and ongoing commitment to ethical conduct.
Father Neptune to No Respecter of Wealth or Social Position
Readable text presents a boastful line invoking Father Neptune as indifferent to wealth or social rank. The fragment lacks clear event, place, or individuals to establish a full news-item summary.
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