Local voters reflect on Stanfield city election outcomes
Jim Kisle of Stanfield observes the city election result with John Heckman elected unopposed, while debates about past ballots and political party growth surface. Portland bond agent Tol Atkinson and others from Umatilla to Hermiston are noted visiting or residing in the area.
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Jim Kisle
Stanfield
Uthix
Kyle
Imayory
Alway
John Heckman
Tol Atkinson
Portland
Tito
University of Oregon
Six Pennies Found In Fowl's Gizzard in Martins Ferry
In Martins Ferry Ohio a chicken’s gizzard yielded six pennies worn smooth. Local reports cite Harry Kiehnlein, husband of a nearby banker, noting no money was ever found in an egg laid by the fowl.
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Martins Ferry
Ohio
Nove & Sik
Harry Kiehnlein
Koebnlein
Rough on Rats Used to Make Bad Booze in West Virginia
In Taylor County West Virginia a federal prohibition officer reports a moonshine operation near Grapton that peddles illicit liquor. He warns that even small amounts can harm the strongest man, citing analysis of confiscated liquor and a claim that drinkable liquor present in the county is at least one percent.
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Grapton
W. Va
Tirlor
Wintles
Fediyal Prohibition
West Virginia
Lquer
West Virginia to Honor Civil War Heroes at Wickshute
West Virginia officials announce the formal unveiling of a monument to Major Goodlspowl and 136 members of the Fourth West Virginia Infantry who died in the siege of Wickaburm under General Grant. The ceremony is set for the Wickshute battlefield on the afternoon of November 14 with HH. S White as commission chair and governors Morgan of West Virginia and Tuesell of Micihiaippi to participate.
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Charleston
W. Vin
West Virginia
Goodlspowl
Fourth
West Virginia Infantry
Wickaburm
Grant
Wickshute Battle Ground
White
Vicksburg Monument Commission
Morgan
Tuesell
Mitchiaippi
Tax Delinquency Reported in Linn County
In Linn County about 1421 tax tones are delinquent, with a total unpaid of 84006.57 dollars. Sheriff’s office summary shows only a small portion will be paid soon, leaving roughly 76000 unpaid. Delinquency this year exceeds previous levels by about 25000, a record for the period.
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Albany
Linn
Musterole Promises Quick Flu Relief In Mustard-Plaster Style
An old fashioned remedy Musterole is advertised to relieve influenza grippe and pneumonia symptoms that start with a cold. The ad claims warming tingling and cooling relief as the ointment penetrates pores and stimulates circulation. Available in 35c and 65c jars and tubes.
Program Announced for November 1 Open River Conference
The Pendleton event lists speakers from Lewiston Spokane Seattle and Boardman with topics on Columbia River improvements and navigation. Major George Mayo and Lt Col Schubert discuss engineering and river works followed by committee reports and a luncheon adjournment. Dinner is provided for Pendleton attendees and the program is in charge of the association.
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Pendleton
Dt Ca
Adlress
Joseph M. Tea
Columbia
George Mayo
United States Engineer Corpa
Comeuniling Fleet District
FO cL Schubert
Cleiline Eneineer
United States
Lewiston
Wallt Walln
Spokane
Seattle
Boardman
Brber
Walter G. Menchant
Rennewfelk
Umatilin
Brownell
Resolu- Honea
Pendleton Com
Tmeroin Aegiocithorn
Fringe night features lively acts and impersonations
The program included fretion returns, an entertaining monologue by Nat Kimball, and two monologues by Bert Jerard. David Favillo appeared in costume performing a grand opera burr and weaponed with a pale moon prop. Impersonations of Pendleton residents drew audiences from Bert Jerard, Thomas Murphy, Brook Dickson, Harold Warner, and Tudolph Moliner. The audience also enjoyed Shomadlives and burlingien acts by Henry Taylor, George Hurtiman, L. Bohrror, Marty Kuck, Zoe Howser, Thuy Turner, AL Aldrich, Henry Collins, the Fintroy Hanavan, and Norborne Horkeley.
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David Favillo
Bert Jerard
Glyde Philips
Harold Warner
Tudolph Moliner
Shomadlves
Burlengiens
Henry Taylor
Gieorge Hurtiman
L . Bohrror
Marty Kuck
Zoe Howser
Thuy Turner
AL Aldrich
Menry Collins
the Fintroy Hanavan
Norborne Horkeley
Boardmans Strong For Next Governor
East Oregonlin Spochit reports election results with figures for Governor and other offices. Gratin 40, Oloatt 71, Meroe 28. Hoff 7. Rand 4. Churchill 100. George 47. Superior public instruction shows Churchill 100 and George 47.
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Ore, Nav
Iol- Nowa
Duin Istintet
Gratin
Noth
Oloatt
Meroe
Binty Bremsker Hoff
Tou Valley
Tostice Supine Court Burnet
Alcourt
Rand
Public — Instruction
Churchill
George
Ibor Statistic and
Pierce County Ballot Totals Report From Amatinda County
County figures show votes tabulated at noon with precincts 50 complete. Candidate tallies include Congressman Graham 2794 Lin Hotte 2707. Governor Scott 248 Plevoo 8410. State Treasurer Moff 3712. Labor Commissioner Gram 3777. Joint Senator Eberhard 290 Taylor 408. Representative Mann 3248 Miller 805 Berkeley 1064. County Treasurer Cranetons 9 De Hart 6945. Measures Ringle Tax Vesx 2702 Exposition Yeu 1430 No 2422. Income Tax For 10 No rail Compulsory Education Veer 2764 No 2982.
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Linhott
Dcott
Plevoo
Moff
Tow Velle
Churchill
George
Gram
Manven
Prbsie Servier
Campbell
Erickson
Kerrlean
Eberhard
Taylor
Sennator—Relneman
Taine
Lievallen
Smith
Mann
Miller
Berkeley
Democrats Sweep to Control in Landmark Victory
Democratic gains reshape U S politics with Senate chances narrowing Republican hold and governors aligning in key states New York New Jersey Maryland Indiana West Virginia Nebraska and New York City saw Democratic wins while Republican seats faced uncertainty in Maine Massachusetts Washington and other areas The nationwide shift signals a major party realignment as Republicans concede several races and Democrats press toward full dominance across government institutions
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Howe
Senate
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
Nobrivahe
Demonwia
Chin
Wyoming
Margret Lawrhia Plans 106th Birthday Amid Noise Complaint
In Glamorgan Wales on an unspecified November, Margaret Lawrhia marks her 106th birthday and laments loud motoreats and tram traffic disturbing her daily life at home, prompting a public service commission inquiry into neighborhood noise levels.
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Mra
Margaret Lawrhia
Selivew
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