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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1902
Page
4
The passage hints at ongoing manipulation concerns within the Multnomah county election board in Simon's interest. It describes being caught between entrenched obstacles and a risky move to reach the bancht grate region to select a candidate whose vetting contrasts with Geer and Bhan.
The Statesman cites tensions with Eastern Oregon papers and urges Republicans to show their colors in support of a gubernatorial candidate. It discusses dueling era criticisms, wartime policy views, and calls for decisive action to avert economic and political crisis in Cuba and the nation.
A fragmented report discusses a good roads meeting in Umatilla County about improving highways. Mentions attendance by supervisors, county officials, and a push to fund road projects for better Empire area connectivity. Notes confusion in text but highlights aim to boost state and local highway standards and reduce wasteful spending.
Secretary John D Lous says he will not stay long while under fire, while Melane is fated to stay under fire during the time he remains in office. The public views him as a personal friend of many. Reports mention his wife and others offering support as tensions rise. The piece suggests people urge his quiet exit from public view amid ongoing pressure.
The Corbett-Scott faction cannot support Geer as they oppose Simon while Simon and Geer collaborate in the campaign. Supporting Geer would imply backing Simon, a paradox for the faction texts allege.
An editorial argues the United States must support Cuba, condemns isolationist and self serving lawmakers, and warns that failing to aid Cuba erodes national honor. It cites hunger and oppression in Cuba, urges pledged faith, and accuses Oxnard and allies of steering policy toward selfish interests while demanding decisive action.
A South Dakota man sends a note or query concerning the feminine form of the term Pike carbetedi JIL, noting linguistic topics or regional language usage. The item presents a letter-like inquiry and reflects local language curiosity without broader context.
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