Judge Tim by Wss Deeds in Bowerman Letter
In a Portland letter Jay Bowerman pledges to oppose changes to the direct primary law if elected governor. The piece argues assemblyism would effectively nullify the direct primary, restoring a vicious convention system. Bowerman is scrutinized as a political boss whose actions risk the primary’s integrity.
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Portland
Bowerman
Assembly
Ben F.B
Progressive Republicam
Mahoney
Hill
Portland Frontier Celebration Idea Proposed By Oregonian
The Oregonian suggests Portland host a frontier celebration tied to the livestock show each fall. The notion is playful, likened to a rich joke about a cowpuncher in a dress suit, and noted as a fanciful idea rather than a plan.
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Oregonian
Portland
East Oregonian
Western rodeo vibes ignite Portland crowd
The piece mocks Portland Buckaroos and Pendleton respectability, praising Eastern Oregon sunshine and bracing air. It depicts a wild arrival of Blue Blages marching through the fence toward the grandstand on one ear and one toe, suggesting Portland should host an original carnival or rowdy festival to thrill locals.
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Portland
Webfoot
Oregon
McMurray
Progressive candidate challenges T S Mahoney for re election
The piece argues against Mahoney a Republican who opposes direct primary reforms and supports a two year old Brooke Brien bill. It endorses Hill a Democrat progressive who favors direct primary reform and seeks the position of joint representative promising capable legislative service.
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T. S. Mahoney
Republican Party
Mahoney
Portland
Mr. Mahoney
Landest
Fiends blamed for Los Angeles Times bombing tale
A historic 1910s editorial condemns the Times bombing as fanatic and not representative of unions. It warns against inflaming labor movements and notes the attack harms Pacific coast labor and public opinion more than years of criticism.
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Los Angeles Times
Nero
Times
Pacific Coast
Ballot ordering flaw blamed for railroad commissioner race
A reader argues that C P Strain lost the nomination due to alphabetical ballot placement. The writer urges alternating top placement of candidate names to equalize chances, noting some states already use this method.
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C. P. Strain
Railroad
Cmmissioner
Hermiston Bank and Trust Thanks Robbers for Compliment
A humorous note suggests the Hermiston Bank and Trust expresses gratitude to would-be robbers for the compliment. The quirky remark shifts away from fear toward lighthearted mischief amid ongoing security concerns.
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The
Hermiston Bank & Trust Company
The Variations of Love Telegraph Tale
A frightened young woman enters a telegraph office in an eastern town and tears three messages into halves. The operator reads the combined messages after she leaves: All in over. I never wish to see you again. Do not write or try to see me at present. Can you take the next train Please answer October.
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October Lippincott
Missouri journalism lab and the frantic deadline
At the University of Missouri a journalism school operates a practical laboratory daily paper. Dean Walter Williams recounts the challenges of turning laymen into reporters as a student rushes to cover a railroad wreck. The telegram back notes the danger and to wait until things quiet down.
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University of Missouri
Walter Williams
Dean Williams
Oregon Lumber Yard Ad Promotes Dry Slab Wood
For good dry slab wood call it or phone your order to the Oregon Lumber Yard, offering ready stock and direct ordering.
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Oregon
The Pigmies of Africa Through History and Myth
A summary of Rene Bache's The Passing of the Pigmies in Technical World Magazine recounts Herodotus sources rediscovered by Schweinfurt, noting pygmy height about four feet six inches, brown like roasted coffee skin, short legs and small hands. It describes Akkah Batwa in Africa, their hunting life, poison arrows, and a famed young pygmy woman. It notes diminishing numbers in Africa to a few thousand, with pockets in the Philippines and India, and concludes with a reflection on their picturesque heritage and impending disappearance.
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Herodotus
Orhers
Schweinfurt
Stanley
Scotland
Africa
Philippines
Inia
Ufe
Rene Bache
Technical World Magazine
Autumn Issue Strength: Lippincotts Editorial Focus
The October Lippincotts Magazine editors likely stress one issue more, making autumn numbers feel stronger than the preceding ones. This may be a subconscious shift as editors adjust after summer.
October Lippincotts features powerful fiction and memoirs
Lippincotts October issue opens with The Hiders of Petersham an action filled tale of South Angita night riders by Rupert Sargent Holland and Thirty Years of Pencraft by General Charles King. Other stories include The Fetid of the Girl and The Clubboy. Lip pincott's humor department and poems round out the issue. A separate note mentions cattle fed Ish brine near Goshen causing illness and deaths.
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Tong
Petersham
Rupert Sargent Holland
Lipplincott
Pencraft
Charles King
Herman Scheffauer
Ralph W. Bergengren
John E. Rosser
Minna Thomas
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