Oregon Democrat Leader Predicts Wilson Victory
Portland September report quotes Sam White, Oregon Democratic state chairman, saying Woodrow Wilson will be reelected in November. He cites conversations on trains, in hotels, and on streets across Washington and New York showing strong Wilson sentiment. He offers no bias beyond listening to traveling men.
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Portland
Ore
Hel White
Demorritie State Central
Thue
Washington
New York
Woodrow Wilken
Wilson
Mr. White
National Committee
Vague Gist of District Alignment and Expected Result
The text hints that districts leaning Republican expect alignment with their registration and anticipate a Wilson aide may back a candidate. It notes no planned Wilson bid but suggests belief that Witten will win.
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Wilson
Witten
How to Give Good Advice on Health Remedy Use
Advice article extols setting a good example in using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to influence others. Claims the remedy is long established, widely available, and highly reputable through years of use. The piece frames personal use as a model for others to imitate.
English Women Pay Patriotism Price Too
London reports women and girls in munitions works suffer injuries as war work heightens risk. Molten metal, steel shavings, and machinery amputations occur while industrial accidents persist despite claims of greater care by workers. Inexperience and unsafe clothing are cited as factors.
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London
Helix School Opening News and Local Appointments
Helix reports September 4 opening with 68 in grades and 4 in high school, up six from last semester. The auditorium meeting elected Virgil Smith president and Carl Kuperd treasurer. various residents announced travel plans and attendances, plus local visit and school movements across Oregon and Idaho.
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East Oregonian
HELIX
Bert Morrison
Helen Thurston
Mahel Davidson
Harvey Herman
M. Ll. Morrison
Tining
Salem
Dufsy
Mra. Morrison
Portland
W. H. Albee
Letha
Monmouth
Mira Letha
Noftial
Alvent
Albee
Aluter
Lucy Howard
Woodburn
Ftoy Davidson
Eugene
Oregon University
Harold Carlarem
Adam
Virgil Smith
BH. BR
Geist
Carl Kuperd
Harry Hickson Norvell
WH. Morrison
Bo Ferguson
Ring Atation
Anna Fwrlor
Rexburg
Tditho
Ik Attenting
Charles Alspach
Eving
Mortimer
Holdquin
Pendleton
Hert Warren
Jack McRae
Familly
Spokane
Arthur Beeler
Walla Walla
James Griswold
Attala
Mark Anderson
St Anthony's
Idaho
J. S Anderson
Suffrage Leaders Resign From National Board in New York
Mrs Frank Borming first vice president and secretaries Hannah Patterson and James Morrison announce resignations from the National American Woman Suffrage Association during the Atlantic City convention. President Carrie Chapman Catt says pay for officers may be added to constitutional amendments. Resignations cited family strain and lack of sufficient pay or ability to relocate to New York or Washington.
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Sew
York
Frank Borming
Nattal American Woman Suffrage Association
Hannah
Patterson
James W. Morrison
Ludrd
Atlante City
Curce Chapman Catt
New York
Washington
Catt
Roessing
Miss Patterson
McFarland Leads Smith County Suffrage League Exhibit
Mew O McFarland, president of the Smith County Suffrage League at Tixen, plans to be a principal exhibitor at the Athintle Chiy convention of the National American Woman Suffrage Association. He is the youngest married man in the organization, with a grandmother among supporters.
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Mew. O. McFarland
Smith Cougts Suffrage League
Tixen
National Aimerican Wolman Suffrage Assoclation
Farland
Hunky
Miss Mary Garrett Hay and the New York City Suffrage Party
Patterson notes the need for support from Mary Garrett Hay who is mentioned as a possible vice presidential candidate. Hay would likely not give up leading the New York City Suffrage Party, an organization to which she has devoted significant effort.
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Mary Garrett Hay
New York City
Stanfield Stock Yards Enlarged and Local News
Stanfield stock yards are being enlarged with lumber and material unloaded, the division stock yards moving from Amatius to Stanfield, and J B Morton and family moving to Webster cottage. Local residents include P H Buchholx improving his residence with a heating plant, and many listed visits, moves, and teaching appointments. Constipation ad asserts Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy.
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Stanfield
Division
Amatius
J.B. Morton
Page Ranch
Webster
P. H. Buchholx
Gray Kyle
Pendleton
R. N. Adams
Culver
John Huddlester
Butte
Montana
Huddlter
Catte Ranch
van Dunning
P Ward
Mary Bleach
Great Naval Expert Henry Reuterdahl Credits Navy Awareness
Henry Reuterdahl, a leading naval expert, has worked with Paramount Pictographs since the magazine began. His collaboration has helped inform the American public about the urgent need for naval preparedness and the true state of naval affairs as depicted on screen.
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Henry Reuterdahl
Paramount Pictographs
Fenton quits Southern Pacific Oregon legal post retires
Portland Ore Sept 7 Three changes in the Southern Pacific law department in Oregon were announced Willam D Fenton after more than 25 years in continuous service retires to head a private firm Pitton Del Hamp son & Fenton Ren Des succeeds as general attorney for the Southern Pacific lines in Oregon Enis Moody also resigns as attorney for the company
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Portland
Ore
Southern Pacific Company
New
Oregon
Willam D. Fenton
Pitton
Motorcyclist Hurt at Walla Walla Races
In Walla Walla a Portland rider known as Red Cogburn was badly injured during the Labor Day motorcycle races while warming up. Local dealer Earl Liggett suffered a broken leg and other injuries after Cogburn swung toward him. Both were rushed to hospital. Cogburn feared to have a brain concussion. Other events saw several narrow escapes.
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Walla Walla
Waah
Cogburn
Portland
Earl Liggett
Liggett
Acre
Hecapliak
Harri
Hunters Urged to Use Extreme Caution in Forest Areas
Portland September 7 The Forest Service warns sportsmen nationwide to prevent forest fires and hunting accidents. It cites Ranger Clark killed when mistaken for a bear and estimates 150 to 200 hunting deaths annually. Five percent of forest fires are linked to careless hunters as deer elk and sheep remain plentiful. proper fire handling shows a hunter’s fitness.
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Portland
Forest Service
National Foresta
Clark
Cabinet National Forest
Montana
Baker Population Tops Eight Thousand Mark
Baker on September 7 reported public school enrollment exceeding 8000 for the first time. By noon 1363 pupils were registered, a gain over opening day figures prompting the superintendent and board to consider adding an extra teacher and seeking more space as facilities fill quickly.
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Baker
Daker Bax
Hinker
Japanese Shipping Interests in Pacific Declared Limited
A 1930s report notes officials stating that Japanese shipping interests would not dominate the Pacific after U S indifference ends. It cites plans for tonnage growth to aid American markets and claims about profit, with mentions of Japan’s role in global trade and uncertain outcomes amid policy shifts.
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Tokio
Prostien Swich
Iro Asahma
Struraho
Pacific
Unites States
Atepe
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Daylight Store
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Stanfield Stock Yards
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Henry Reuterdah
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