Popular Election of Senators Stirs Oregon Campaign
Republican nominee H. M. Cake returns to Portland after touring southern Oregon and the Willamette valley. He defends Statement No. 1 on popular election of senators, pledges independence from machine politics, and urges voters to reward his hard-earned principle with victory. He argues the party must progress to meet new demands and serve the people.
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Trend Toward Practical Civics In Pendleton High School
The East Oregonian notes a wholesome shift at Pendleton High School toward practical government study. Graduation orations on Statement No. 1 and The Initiative and Referendum reflect a focus on citizenship, duty, and real-world readiness beyond classroom theory, urging graduates to confront the industrial and civic world with backbone and integrity.
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Cake Answers Detractor Denies Journal Charges
H M Cake replies to Oregon Daily Journal accusations about abandoning progressive principles. He asserts he stands for statement No 1, remains consistent with his prior positions, and continues as the Republican candidate for U S Senate. He emphasizes his fight within the party and predicts capable, dignified service.
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Senator Taylor Fires At Roosevelt In Spirited Senate Speech
The piece portrays Senator Taylor of Tennessee denouncing President Roosevelt for not suppressing trusts, while arguing Roosevelt has diligently checked concentrated wealth and defended the masses. It notes Taylor spoke with dramatic rhetoric, but his criticisms backfired as Roosevelt had already pursued anti trust measures and protections for common liberties.
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Oregon Republicans in Transition History of a Party
The Oregon Republican Party evolves beyond old prejudices and outdated styles as it grows into a modern force. This change signals a new appearance and approach while honoring the party’s foundational history.
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Washington parties declare local option law in platforms
Both Republicans and Democrats in Washington state pledge local option law in their platforms signaling a shift from past restraint. The commentary notes how prohibition talk has resurfaced, contrasting with four years ago when neither party would broach the topic in public.
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Hidden Threshold in Under Land Reunites Dead Friends
In a shadowed under land two figures meet and exchange fear and recognition. The living friend realizes the other is dead, and the pair acknowledge their own death, breaking the fear of the dead as they speak of friendship and fate. Published in Everybody's in June, by Charles Buxton.
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Habit and the Frightful Child in Arthur Stringer
The excerpt describes a fierce, growingChild figure who torments and stalks the narrator. The voice, attributed to Arthur Stringer, captures a disturbing, intimate confrontation as the child moves from whimpering dependence to an ominous presence challenging freedom and safety. The June issue of Everybodys is noted.
Genius and Obesity in Historic Figures
A concise review defends the stature of fat figures in history arguing obesity did not diminish genius. It cites Martin Luther Calvin Renan and James, with a quoted retort from C H Spurgeon about being bone and flesh rather than fat. The piece appears from a late 19th or early 20th era magazine.
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Cole Wins Congress Nomination By Coin Toss
Ralph D. Cole of Findlay and the 18th Ohio district secured his Republican nomination for Congress after a series of three day state conventions plus weeks of deliberation, ending on the 48th ballot when a silver dollar coin toss landed heads. This method also carried his initial nomination four years ago after a three day deadlock. Cole does not appear to be a widely popular figure.
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Purely Vegetable Greatest of All Tonics
An advertisement extols S. S. S. as a spring blood purifier made from roots and herbs. It claims the tonic strengthens the blood, boosts appetite, and combats spring debility, skin conditions, and worn-out feelings, with safety for all ages and availability at drug stores.
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Hotel St. George Sets Northwest Standard of Comfort
European plan with steam heat and modern conveniences. Rooms en suite with bath, hot and cold water, and telephone fire alarm connections to office. A large new simple room and first class restaurant in connection with the hotel.
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