Senator Chamberlain Praises Wilson in Pendleton Parade
Senator George Chamberlain delivered a vigorous survey of progressive policies translated into law under Woodrow Wilson. The Pendleton parade drew 600 observers as crowds filled the theater to hear him defend the Adamson eight hour law, child labor protections, and Wilsonian foreign policy while contrasting with Hughes.
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Woodrow Wilson
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Milwaukee
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East End reception marks Wilson win in Chamberlain visit
In Athena Oregon Senator Chamberlain drew a large crowd as east end greeted his arrival with strong Wilson sentiment. A straw poll shown at the theater indicated Wilson's lead over the Democratic party, drawing Pendleton supporters and a crowd of about 800 at the high school auditorium. Chamberlain spoke for ninety minutes outlining Wilton administration achievements and defending his party. (Continued on Page 10.)
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Gere
Chamberlain
East End
Wodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
Senator Chamberlain
Pendleton
High School
Topady
Wilton
Taft Attacks Administration in Michigan Address
Taft criticized the Adamson law and Underwood tariff during a Michigan speech on October 30. He warned prosperity was fading, urged voters to judge the next president carefully, and claimed Hughes would have used arbitration and rail protection, while the administration minimizes disputes.
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England
Lincoln
Roeland
Mexico
Taft
Wilson
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J. W. Maloney
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Europe
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Arministration
Bluestem Price Drift at Portland Market
Special from Portland reports bluestem at 1.65 dollars while related grain quotes show a range of prices for today. Market notes list open high low and close figures for nearby and deferred contracts amid Greece political mention and ongoing belligerent tensions affecting market sentiment.
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Portand
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Blugstem
The War Issue Teeth of A Campaign in Oregon
The piece argues the 1920s election will trigger war with Mexico if Hughes wins. It names backers of the Golden Special from New York society and warns the public that only ordinary Americans will fight. It urges Oregon voters to consider enlistment and the dangers of Wall Street influence.
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Chamberlain
Fifth Avenue
New York
Uch Hames
Daniel Gugertthelm
Phoebe Heart
B. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
J. P. Morgan & Co
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Maude Wetmore
Newport
J. 1
Harry Payne Whitney
Mexico
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Roosevelt
Leonard Wood
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Cuba
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London
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Oregon
Mr. Vater
Fresh battle appears imminent at Dobrudja
Berlin reports heavy fighting near the Somme with German and Roumanian forces clashing along multiple fronts. Paria claims gains at Lamaïsonette farm near Peronne and Lamaleon, while French positions to Binches are said to be captured. Prisoners exceed four hundred as battles rage across Tranaylvania frontier and Dobrudja.
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London
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Berlin
Somme
Paria
Lamaïsonette Farm
Peronne
Nia
Red Tower
Bruzduk Pass
Petrograd
Falkenhayn
Dobrudja
Mackenten
Hughes and Wilson Vie In Straw Vote at Patton Shop
Ballots counted Saturday show Hughes leading in a volatile straw poll at the Patton barber shop. Hughes tallied 588 to Wilson 438 as votes swung in bursts with Hughes surging late, while two votes went to Ben Con and 24 were discarded for improper marking.
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Patton
Bencon
Hughen
Ray Paine
Carl Hopf
Blaine Burton
Freighter Submerged. Americans Missing After Submarine Attack
An American crew aboard the freighter Pride and Queenstown bound Mariana faced disaster after a German U‑boat sank ships near Scotland. The Pride lost all hands with 34 known dead and several Filipinos among the crew. the Mariana, carrying 50 Americans, arrived in Glasgow after reporting from Newport News.
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Queenstown
Mats Department
Newport News
Glasgow
Normal Boosters 10 Plan Countywide Vehicle Drive
Executive committees for the Normal School Day campaign named F B Judd to lead county transportation and Sam B Thompson and W C Clarke as helpers. Twenty five automobiles will be used to tour the county appealing for support for the amendment creating a normal school. Routes will be drawn as cars are engaged. All business bodies will close for the day as the Pendleton spirit motivates action.
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F. B. Judd
Sam &. Thompson
W. C Clarke
Lace Whispers Behind Brick Wall Witness Change
Lace and Wien Dey Peelston marke brick witness bleck changes in a local court scene. The report notes a sequence of acts affecting property and testimony, with no clear dates or definitive outcomes provided.
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Peelston
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