Reds Brotherhood Active in Effort for Indian Lands Funds
The Brotherhood of North American Indians led by Joe Craig seeks tardy justice for native lands via a memorial introduced in Congress by Senator Owen of Oklahoma. The plan urges Indian delegates to Congress, tribal approval of land dispositions, liberal appropriations, advisory boards, and greater federal state cooperation. President Adams notes the government will release 25 percent of trust moneys now, with further releases to follow.
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Brotherhood of North American
Indiana
Joe Craig
Fot Indian
Congress
Owen
Ahoma
Majsor Lee Moorhouse
Richard
Adams
United States
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of North American Indlians
Congress of the
Indian Service
Indian Office
Department
Pleasant tasting Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy promotes take
A child friendly cough remedy uses leaf sugar and root extracts to imitate maple syrup flavor making it pleasant to administer. Marketed as superior for colds croup and whooping cough, it is sold by all dealers.
Current Lite Club to Meet in Pendleton Tonight
Newsy notes report the Current Literature club will hold its weekly meeting tomorrow at Mrs Thomas Vaughan s home on the south hill. Other items include a track meet at Round U Park weather permitting and boxing bouts at Moose hall. A note about a voyage to Europe via Sweden is included along with local legal notices and political updates from Pendleton.
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Thomas Vaughan
South Hill
Round U Park
Susan PF. Adams
August Sunderman
Sunderman
Bis City
A. Eh, Sunderman and Wife
Jas
H. Gwihin
Wilehouts
Pendleton Savings Bank
Paintiff
Bank of Hepiner
Henry Tennings
Roosevelt support grows as Oregon primary closes
Pendleton April 18 1914 Editor East Oregonian reports coming from most large precincts in Umatilla County that Roosevelt will carry their districts by large majorities especially rural areas The western states rally to Roosevelt as La Follette shows weak in the national convention Voters see a lost cause for La Follette and the Roosevelt club of Pendleton thanks its two hundred members for organizing the campaign and aiding the effort
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Pendleton
Ore
East Oregonian
Uimatily
Roosevelt
East
New England
la Follette
Oregon
Roosevelt Club
Umatilla County
Champ Clark Nominated by Democrats for 1912 Presidency
James T. Barbete states Champ Clark as the Democratic standard bearer, praising his record in Congress, opposition to tariff excesses, defense of states rights, labor advocacy, and call for constitutional limits. He asserts Clark can unite the party, win in November, and cites Clark’s leadership in minority fights and advocacy for home tax, territorial statehood, regulation of transportation, and opposition to centralization.
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Voloe Hila
Hia
Attenon
Congress
Clark
Cannonist
All Party
Orient
Friends of Labor
Af Oundaim Ds Mbw
Champ Clark
James T. Barbete
Wool sales dates announced for eastern Oregon points
Wool buyers submit a revised sale schedule for Echo Pendleton Pilot Rock Heppner Baker Ontario Yale Shaniko Metolius Read Joseph Enterprise Wallowa and Secon Baker with sales spread from May 20 to July 6.
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Oregon
Buoyope Jeve Tlolows
Echo
Pendleton
Pilot Rock
Heppner
Baker
Ontario
Yale
Shanike
Metiolios
Read
Joseph
Enterprise and Wallowa
Secon Baker
Cochran Seeks District Seat With Pledge Of Clean Government
George T. Cochran progressive Republican candidate for congress pledges to serve district needs with irrigation focus. A native of eastern Oregon and former White Superintendent for eastern Ov eston, he highlights his knowledge of local farmers and promises to represent people in Washington with honesty and adherence to pledges. Paid advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Cochran
Congress
Oveston
Oregon
Washington
Cochran
It Is Taft or I Says Roosevelt
Roosevelt declares the choice is between Taft and himself with no middle ground. He warns Oregon progressives that Taft allies aim to split the movement and insists a progressive victory is possible if states like Pennsylvania Illinois and Oklahoma align with the progressive banner against the entrenched bosses. He urges Oregon to stand with the progressive cause.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Oregon
Bogrin
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Maline
Oklahoma
Aldrich
Guggenheim
Tawney
Cannon
Forens
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Reds Brotherhood
Congiess
Pendleton Dye Works
Alta
Wm. Hanscom
Newsy
Jimmy Burns
Young Williamson
Moose Hall
Europe
Eric Johnson
Vaneyelo
Pacific
Atlantic
Sweden
Collett
J. B. Perry
Edward Myers
G. W. Coutts
van Vactor
Traallet
Lowell Strong
DD. Smith
Lowell
Bourne
Smith
Otis Patterson
Canyon City
Temple
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
Democrats
HT E
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Fred Enbysk Tein
Maine
Maryland
California
Theodore Roosevelt
Wonder Store
Clark’s Grocery
Main Street
Royal M Sawtelle
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