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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
4
A proposed amendment would require judges to send return reports from each precinct outside the ballot box to the county clerk within 24 hours of polls closing. The measure aims to reduce uncertainty and wasted time by ensuring reliable results quickly, noting many states will hold elections this fall and political contests are heating up.
The Ohio Republican platform, crafted under Mark Hanna, denounces combinations that stifle competition and raise prices. It condemns food, beef, and sugar trusts while accusing Hanna of backing rail and steel interests. Critics ask why Congress acts slower than the Ohio party and urge tariff removal on food imports to combat monopolies.
In a bold shift centering on action over words, Ohio Republicans press to dismantle entrenched trusts. Leaders promise rapid measures, citing reforms aimed at enhancing competition, curbing power, and accelerating policy moves. Local offices see energized outreach and quick legislative steps.
The Journal urges a legislative proposal to cut delays after polls close by employing county clerks to issue sworn deputies who copy posted results at each precinct and rush them to the clerk for early publication. The plan would raise some costs but reduce the long wait for returns. Even with voting machines pending, action to speed results is needed now.
Collier's Weekly notes Roosevelt and the Kaiser misjudged the case for a statue of Frederick the Great at Washington. Frederick did little for American independence, while Louis XVI aided the United States. Roosevelt pledged to refer the matter to Congress, likely prompting debate. New York port immigration shows 82,054 arrivals in May versus 73,667 in April.
A Brooklyn reader attests that after months of poor health and painful monthly periods Peruna restored her. She credits Dr Hartman’s home treatment with turning her into a "new woman" and urges others to send name, address, symptoms, and prior treatment to Dr Hartman in Columbus for a month’s guidance. Medicines available at local drugstores. If no swift results, contact Dr Hartman for free advice.
The Portland Journal states there is no doubt the amendment will be approved by the people of the state as an expedient under existing laws to cure the bungling system and give them the results of their elections sooner than three or four days after polls close.
A health advice note likens bodily imbalance to a wall out of plumb and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and nervous disorders. It includes a patient testimonial from Mrs. H R White of Stanstead Quebec and mentions The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser free with request to Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York.
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