State printing office costs and graft claims
A historical notice claims four year state printing costs total 153010.13 with detailed allocations to appropriations funds and other funds. It argues salaries and investigations inflate costs and promotes Chamberlain and Godfrey as reform candidates to reduce taxpayer burden at Salem.
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State Printing Office
Salem Journal
George E. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Journa
J. E. Godfrey
Oregon May Go Democratic in June Says Morning Oregonian
A lengthy crude column cites the Morning Oregonian predicting a democratic win in June. It argues Republicans fear a Chamberlain led ticket while praising Till Taylor as a trustworthy, capable candidate for Umatilla County sheriff and urging voters to elect him.
Record of Colonel J H Raley Aimed At Election Victory
The excellent record of Colonel J H Raley in the legislature and his high standing as a citizen ensure a strong vote in his home county. Across the state he is known as a man who would fill the office of attorney general with signal ability. Weston owes Raley a debt of gratitude for his effective work in behalf of the normal school and should support him this election.
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Oregonian
Oregon
Furnish
Geer
George E. Chamberain
Salem
Caesar
Brutus
George E. Chamberlain
James H. Raley
Henry Blackman
Judge Bonham
W. A. Wann
J. E. Godfrey
D. W Sears
J. K. Weatherford
W. F. Butcher
Revultican
Portland Journal
J. H. Raley
Attorney-Genere
Weston i
Raley
Normal School
Godfrey for State Printer in Oregon Election Push
Democratic nominee Godfrey campaigns to reform the costly state printer’s office in Oregon. He cites waste, urges reduced expenses, and claims broad union and business support based on 25 years in the office. Backers include labor unions and conservative businessmen confident in his experience.
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Godfrey
Oregon
James E
Reforms Proposed Lead State Salary Reform Fight
The proposal aims to appoint an efficient assistant to George B. Chamberlain who leads the drive for salary reform and for running state offices on a legitimate constitutional basis.
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George B. Chamberlain
Is he Janus Faced Campaign Lie Exploded Note
A reader in The Dalles Oregon May 28 replies to a previous Oregonian piece. The letter questions J N Williamson about his stance on the Employers' Liability bill and notes he publicly opposed it. The writer urges railroad voters and union sympathisers to think and vote rightly, referencing a recent standstill scene near the Umatilla House.
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Dalles
Oregon
Oregonian
J. N. Williamson
Umatilla House
Hailey Takes Stamp For Democratic Campaign
Thomas G. Hailey, prosecuting attorney of the sixth judicial district and Pendleton resident, consents to handle the stamp for the Democratic state central committee. He backs Colonel James H. Raley, the party nominee for attorney general, and will charge for valley county addresses and campaign time. Hailey is described as a forceful speaker and effective campaigner.
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Thomas G. Hailey
Sixth Judicial District
Pendleton
Democratic State Central Committee
James H. Raley
Hailey
Portland Journal
Duttons Ice Cream and Soda Water Delight Patrons
Patrons praise Duttons for delicious ice cream and soda water. The treats attract repeat customers who enjoy the shop atmosphere and consistent quality.
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Dutton
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