Three May Vote Totals Highlight Bitter Primary Race
The county clerk’s office tally shows T. J. Kirk winning state senator by three votes. A. Barrett and C. W. Steen captured representative seats. Frank Saling led county clerk with 1381 votes while Judge Bila held the strongest opposition showing. Democratic Sheriff Taylor led with 427 votes, Governor Chamberlain 424, and W. D. Chamberlain secured 160 for joint representative as results detail countywide race outcomes.
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Frank Sailing
Judge Ellis
Ente
T. J. Kirk
A. Barrett
C. W. Steen
Frank Saling
Judge Bila
W. D. Chamberlain
United States
F. W. Mulkey
Jonathan Bourne
H. M. Cake
S. A. Lowell
B. L. Smith
E. B Watson
Leal L. Pearce
Frank T. Wrightman
Local election results show varied votes for judges and county offices
Harley leads supreme judge with 413 votes while W M Pierce gains 387 for joint senator and A D Stillman nominated for break judge by 408 voters. County ticket totals include Sheriff T D Taylor 427 Treasurer W R Campbell 382 Recorder John F Hill 385 Commissioner James Nelson 397 Coroner T M Henderson 403 County Judge George A Hartman 402 Representative Cacti R Wade 423 Representative J T Liouallen 371 State Senator Dr C J Smith 408. Scattering votes include Frank Saling with two for county clerk.
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J. T. Liouallen
C. J.smith
Frank Saling
Remonstrance on paving Main and Court streets sparks debate
W F Mattock denies leading remonstrance over Main street paving. He prefers macadam and may side with property owners who favor macadam over paving. Darvenu opposes macadam and will oppose any material change. Local owners are divided as council investigates and votes on the project.
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W. F. Mattock
the Tribune
Thys
Malin
Bitulitinte
George Darvenu
Maddam
Main Street
Goods Shipped for Frisco Relief Subscriptions Rise
Westoring progress shows relief goods packed at the freight depot for San Francisco sufferers. A list of voluntary subscriptions to the relief fund includes George R. Roberts 5.00, W P Altom 4.60, Ed Marshall 26.00, Edwin J Burke 20.00, Gordon & Harrison 6.00, W R Campbell 10.00, B A Lowell 10.00, Gotlieb Millar 2.00, W C Burgess 5.00, Gu Freeman 66.80 and other donors aiding the effort.
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Pendleton
San Francisco
Donaldson Pharmacy
Relief Fund
George R. Roberts
W. P. Ailtom
Swipp Cosa
Edwin J. Burke
Gordon & Harrison
Campbell
B.A. Lowell
Mobach
Evisiey
Gotlieb Millar
W. C. Burgess
Gua Freeman
Hede-reeeie
Meeker Takes Night Officer Post In Police Shift
George Meeker is serving as the night officer replacing John D. Brown who recently resigned. The position has not yet been permanently filled.
Funston Still In Command As City Reels After Fire
San Francisco reports deny Funston's removal, with General Greeley taking division command. City hall vaults hold nearly $6,000,000. 26 schools destroyed, 28 more damaged, 45 still standing. Seven streetcar lines active, relief efforts curb epidemic fears. 200 physicians inspect homes. looters shot or arrested, regular army to bolster policing. new hospital yacht attack quieted after shots. New York tally notes Frisco contributions surpass $3.5 million locally and over $20 million nationwide.
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San Francisco
Gener! Funston
Department of California
Greeley
Asc Kisianis
Market Street
Relief Committee
New York
Frisco
Washington
Two American Victors in Athens Games
In Athens Greece on April 26 Sheridan of New York won the championship discus throw and Daniels of New York won the 100 metres swimming race. Excavation for a new Masonic temple at Portland will begin next week with plans to lay the cornerstone in June during the grand lodge session.
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Athens
Greece
Sheridan
New York
Daniels
Portland
Grand Lodge
Destruction to Rebuild San Francisco Begins
Workmen start erecting a 12 story steel building on Powell Street and rebuild the Hotel Rex site as plans for a new San Francisco unfold. Refugees totaled about 225,000 to 225,000 leaving by train. banks prepare to resume with 100 million, while militia tensions rise and records are saved.
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Fristo
San Francisco
Greater
Old City
Powell Street
Southern Pacific
Army
Sharon Estate
Palace Hotel
St. Francis
Fairmont
W. J. Barnett
Western Pacific
Daniel Burnham
Eagles Band Concert At Eagles Hall Next Sunday
The Eagles Band plans a third Sunday concert in Eagles Hall next Sunday evening. Proceeds are not for Frisco sufferer relief. The program features Overture by Eagles Band, comic sketches by Doty and Troxel, vocal solos by Gertrude Fite Gerald, and illustrated songs and duets by local performers.
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Eagles
Eagles’ Hall
Eagles’ Band
Doty and Troxel
Misa Gertrude Fite
Gerald
Mir Frances Fits
Effie
Phyliss Parkes
Senree Eagles
R. Cc
Lawrence
Cceesa Millard Nelson
Doleeola
Hartung
Merrick
Elvin Lampkin
No Special Session on San Francisco Relief
Governor Chamberlain rejects calling a special session to authorize a relief appropriation for San Francisco and California earthquake victims. He praises Oregon’s rapid, voluntary aid already collected within 24 hours, noting carloads of supplies and substantial monetary contributions from cities, towns, and individuals statewide. The governor cites widespread readiness to provide bread, clothing, and other necessities along transportation corridors to meet urgent needs.
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Chamberlain
Oregon
San Francisco
Benatora Fulton and Gearin
California
Salem Statesman
Stockmen Urged to Attend Blue Mountains Reserve Meeting
Dr Heller 10 meet stockmen urged large attendance for May 5 in city. D B Sheller forest superintendent Eastern Division of Blue Mountains forest reserve explains range allotments and reserve extent from Kamela to Canyon City. Stockmen urged to attend May 5 meeting. applications due May 19. Western division not under Sheller.
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Stockman
Kamela
Averagra
D. B. Sheller
Blue Mountains Forest Reserve
Umatilla
Blue Mountains Reserve
Walla Walla
Wenaha
Pendleton
Sheller
Blue Mountains
Wenahat
Canyon City
Grant County
Grand Ronde River
Desolation Creek
Beaver Creek
Meadows Creek
Inland Empire
Umazillan County
Mob Seizes Black Youth in Oakwood Incident
A mob in Oakwood on April 26 dragged a 17 year old Black person from the sheriff and killed him with gunfire during a related disturbance. A woman reportedly involved suffered an unsuccessful incident.
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Oakwood
Special police nuisance and refugee relief actions in Oakland
Oakland reports rail relief debates as General Funston disbands unwarranted special police and a citizen patrol is formed to guard property. Refugees at Fort Mason adapt to camp life while many refuse vacant houses until permanent homes are found. Municipal railway plans stall as Rudolph Spreckels avoids commitment. Red Cross efforts shift to local finance committees and a full list of the injured is ordered by General Greeley.
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Vallejo
East
Fourth
Market Street
Viancouver Barracks
Mi! Nitin
Oakland
Chicago
Red Cross
General Greeley
Cal
Funston
Fort Mason
Rudolph Spreckels
Washington
San Francisco
Red Crossa
Phelan
Miners killed by Boulder at Guerneyville mine
Santa Rosa April 25 A cage in the Great Eastern quicksilver mine at Guerneyville was struck by a giant boulder during the earthquake. Its three occupants were killed. President Wheeler UC announces summer school June 25 to August 1. Frisco men at Navy Yard Washington April 25 The president asks Congress for 2000000 for 2000 San Francisco men and calls for early reconstruc tion estimates from Treasury and Post Office. War Department orders General Greeley to reassess reinforcements and provide minimum numbers with shelter and pier needs.
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Santa Rosa
Guerneyville
Wheeler
University of California
Navy Yard
Washington
Congress
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco
Treasury and Post Office Department
War Department
General Greeley
Greeley
Expecting Trouble in Paris Crisis Looms on May Day
Parle April 25 military authorities move to curb rioting May 1 as strikers plan a major demonstration. The commander estimates 50,000 abroad and 20,000 seeking trouble, with 45,000 troops to maintain order.
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Parle
Stresta
Feneral
Arrivals From Los Angeles Hit Local Families
Harold and Lottie Blakeslee and Miss Julia Olin arrived from Ton Angeles to make their home in the city. A disaster at San Joe near Columbus caused many deaths as walls collapsed in a flue or cinema hall, with no injuries at St Agnew's asylum.
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Los Angeles
Harold and
Lottie
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Julia Olin
Blakeslee
Ton Angeles
San Joe
Cni
St. Agnew's Asylum
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John H. Aitkin
KH. V. Carter
RL W Hoyt
A.C. Jennings
T. F Ryan
George A. Steel
Robert Eakin
A. M. Crawford
George H. Durham
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. Ackerman
W. J. Clarke
Duniwoy
J. R. Whitney
Por
William Bhisher
G. W. Proebetel
C. A. Barrett
Co. W. Steen
Zoeth Houser
God
T. P. Gulland
E. J. Sommerville
George Brown
Frank Salling
Fred W. Hendley
Fred Shoemaker
G. W. Bradley
George Busan
J. P. Wilker
John W. Kimbrell
Ralph Folsom
Justice of the Peace
Darnell
Peter Wert
J. M. Neatley
John Heathman
John M. Gearin
T. G
Rohart
Dale
W. A. Hobart
Bunnin
Moore
Joe H. Parkes
John Day River
Hobart
Bunnis C. Moore
Parkes
Hohart
Mr. Hobart
Asa Arbogast
J. C. Maxwell
A. H. Lendsey
Meyer Matlock
Macadam Dodter
Ditalithie
George Porvenu
Bilalithie
Francisco
Demmnd
Dinun
Thomas Gibson
Police Department
Berkeley Banka
Bay
A. R. Diamond
Portland Oregonian
Diamond
The
Pudding River
Auroti
Marion County
Gongert
DR. Heller
Blue Mountain
Funsion
Paris
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