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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
6
Congressman Malcolm A Moody writes from Washington May 1 defending his long Republican record and denying that Wasco County loyalties or his own integrity are for sale. He criticizes The Oregonian for implying personal ambition guides his actions and argues that party principles and public duty, not favoritism, shape his conduct.
The New Age last week called the local political scene fair and accurate with little change. The regular republican ticket may gain votes gradually but a large Republican base will back the Fusion ticket, keeping the contest tight especially in Multnomah County. Some candidates on both tickets may outperform peers, while state races hinge on Governor and Chamberlain, whose strong run is unlikely to overcome the Republican majority. Local voters may split tickets for local offices regardless of party.
In a call to the Oregonian the Portland Journal asks for a single named member of the Mitchell McBride faction to justify claims of corruption. The paper argues the group, once described as the most corrupt ring, has shifted to a reformist image and demands evidence or public belief in change.
A public notice urges residents to register before May 16 to be eligible to vote. Registration is free and required to participate in upcoming elections.
A printed roster lists state officers and local officials across Multnomah Polk Morrow Umatilla and other counties. It names Governor and Secretary of State D W Sears State Treasurer Henry Blackman Attorney General H B alzy Superintendent W A Wann Supreme Judge B F Borham and many county officers including sheriffs clerks treasurers and road supervisors with precincts in Athena Pendleton Encampment Milton and other areas reflecting a broad administrative slate.
Governor W. J. Furnish from Umatilla Supreme Judge R. Brán Lane County F I Dunbar Clatsop County Moord Klamath Superintendent J H Ackerman Multnomah Attorney General A M Crawford Douglas J R Whitney Linn Second Congressional District For Congressman J N Williamson Crook County Legislative District Ticket For Joint Senator J W Scribnel Union County For Joint Representative G W Phelps Morrow County
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