Nomination Drawing Determines Republican Nominee
Joseph No Scott wins the Democratic nomination drawing for representative from the pid west district. May Rales and Woodcon contend for county offices with Woodson noted as the sole Republican nominee for the same district through the ballot drawing.
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Scott
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Mit
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Rales
Thie City
Wood
Henpiee
Mr. Seed
Amos
Aly
Woodson
License enforcement to await ample time
The article reports that many drivers will not have licenses yet as the new automobile license law takes effect today. District Attorney Devon J. Keator says ample time is needed for applicants to receive licenses from the secretary of state in Salem. He notes mail demand has strained supply and vows strict enforcement once licenses are available to protect travelers and roads. The law requires drivers to be at least 16 years old and to carry a license on their person.
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Althopas
Devon J. Keator
Secretary of State
Salem
Keater
Christian Indians Open Camp Meeting
The Cottonwood Grove camp grounds near Government Lane hosts the Christian Indians camp meeting from today through July 5. The program lists religious services led by Rev. E J Conner and Rev NR Geornall, missionary talks by J M Cornelison, August Alexander, and James Miles, with sessions on citizenship, temperance, and a public dinner on Monday.
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Government
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Christian Indigne
Referenion
Addre
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Reaporke
E. J. Conner
A Tutoilla
J. M. Cornehyon
Tn Seconary
Etter Allen’ Patawa
Jamen Miles
Bether Metanic
Pantor
J. Conner
Bermon
J. M. Cornelison
Alexander
Andrew
Ty & AL Laewell
Temperance Boglery
Gaines
Gilbert Connor
Aline
Principal speaker announced for Cirletian Endeavar Work
Nolen and Mornay lead the event with £200 in S Popular tect. ing it interest. Rev. George L. Clark, pastor of the Presbyterian church, named principal speaker. Leaders include the President of the senior society. other speakers to be chosen by officers of the societies.
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Nolen
Mornay
George L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Mary Adel Hays Returns to Chautauqua West
New York coloratura soprano Mary Adel Hays to perform again for Western Chautauqua audiences this year. Following a successful Eltron-White circuit showing last year, she is retained due to high demand across the country. After winter she resumes recital work in the Atlantic Coast states and earns praise from Eastern audiences and critics.
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Mary Adel Hays
New York
Missings
Hays
Giorgia
Non-Partisan League Candidates Lag in Primary Returns
July 1 report shows non parti san league candidates trailing in the Republican primary. Governor candidate Lynn Frasier loses by about two to one to William Langur. For U S Senate, incumbent Gronna leads Ladd, both non partisan in the race.
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Yesterdas
Lynn Frasier
William Langur
Senator Gronna
Hr. Ladd
Partizan
Save Money On Your Clothes For the Fourth
A store promotes cost saving clothing for summer with Hart Schaffner & Mack suits and low prices. It highlights silk and tropical worsted suits, light weight for hot weather, all wool for style retention, and a broad stock of men’s shoes. Prices range from 530.00 to 75.00.
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Hart Schaffner & Mix
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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