Achievements of President Amid Democratic Accolades
Thomas Nelson Page portrays the 1916 campaign battle lines in Washington, contrasting the party of democracy led by President Wilson with the party of privilege backing Hughes. He claims Democratic gains include sound finances, income tax reform, tariff adjustments, rural credit progress, and national prosperity during war, framing privilege as subservient to Wall Street and elites.
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Washington, D. C
Party of
Bossen
Wilson
Hughes
Republican Party
Platorm Is—The Destruction of Democracy With Ihs
Wall Street
Uwat
End of library controversy urged by Marsh
Pendleton Oregon September 19 1916 Evictor Bart Orefonian publishes a statement by Charles Th Marsh alleging the County Court and the Commercial Association board seek to end the ongoing quarrels. The notice says ownership is to be clarified for library property now held in Trentiiin county and aims to define responsibility of all persons connected with library affairs.
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Pendleton
Ore
Bart Orefonian
County Court
Board of Muttigers
Umatilla County
Commercial Association
City of
Board of Managers
Trentiiin
Cririe
Charles TH. Marsh
Westward Ho Parade to Feature Five Bands and Pageant
The Westward Ho parade on Saturday September 23 at 10 o clock will feature five bands including La Grande Elk Athena Werton and the Round-Up mounted cowboy band. Queen Martel of the Round-Up will ride with attendants, a prize mule in the ducking contest, and numerous horse rigs coaches and bands will participate. The parade follows a detailed route past the Pendleton Hotel and through Main Street to Round-Up Park under director Claude Penland with many named participants and contingents.
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Queen Martel
Martel Salling
Maddie
Alan Over
Pendleton
West
Alu Street
Alta
Garden Street
Garden
Hotel Pendleton
Main Streat
Court Street
Claude Penland
George Meeker
Ongiria Mounted
Athens
John Balin
Inks Taylor
G. Miller
Weston Band
Gilbert Aminthorne
Adub Looh Rose
Fear Villa Attack on Juarez Is Next
Villa enters the east mouth of Santa Clara canyon carrying ax and ammunition seized at Chihuahua. Government troops abandon pursuit as northern Mexican forces desert. Carranza factions fear Villa will strike next at James. Governor Cantu dispels San Diego reports of Campaing in Lower California and denies moves against Conti.
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EL Paso
Villa
Santa Clara Canyon
Chihuahua
Trevino
Fred Carrazzinta
Monterey
Merico
Villie
Carranz
James
Mexicali
Cantu
Itn
San Diego
Carrantitae
Guayinas
Lower
California
Mexico
Conti
Hermiston Home Destroyed by Fire
Fire started from an oil stove destroyed the house occupied by Joe Sanders and family one and a half miles north of Hermiston Saturday afternoon. Building and contents were lost with no insurance. Randers family recently moved from Pendleton to the area.
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East Oregonian
Hermiston
Joe Sanders
WPF
Pines
Randers
Pendleton
Presidential betting heats up on WALA street scene
In New York on September 19 betting on the presidential race runs strong. A Wall Street figure reportedly wagered twenty bonds at two to one on Hughes. Money circulating in the market appears ample as betting interest surges overall.
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New York
Hughes
Local clubs push action and court motion noted
Commercial club moves to court action while plans for West ward parade and AU arrangement proceed. General Green Wilhelmina delivers a warlike speech as German counters are heavily repulsed. Pear commission break averted and Wikon achievements reviewed.
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Ayit
Westward Ho Parade
Green Wilhelmina
Wikon
Queen Wilhelmina Opens Dutch Parliament with Warlike Speech
Queen Wilhelmina announced stronger Dutch forces and munitions at the opening of the Netherlands parliament in The Hague. She warned belligerents that Holland remains neutral yet will defend independence against any attack under the Dutch international law.
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Wilhelmina
Netherlands
The
Hague
Holland
DEC OPTIONS UP TWO CENTS TODAY
Chicago market notes show Sept options up two cents with a range of prices for various contracts. Portland reports club values and blueweim figures, while Liverpool wheat spot prices for No 1 Manitoba and related grades are given with older currency notation.
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DEC
Chicago
Fama Oregonian
Portland
Ore
Liverpool
Lds
Reading Companies Separated By Supreme Court Move
Washington Sept 19 The government filed with the Supreme Court a brief demanding the complete separation of the Reading Company Philadelphia Reading Coal and Iron Company and related railways The filing accuses the so called Reading Combination of forming an anthracite monopoly controlling two thirds of the total deposits and violating the antitrust law
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Washington
Supreme Court
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Ihe Company
Justice Hughes Opens Campaign Tour in Peoria Speech
In Peoria on September 10 Justice Hughes delivered his first speech of the new campaign tour at the White Reluction conference. He repeated his views on Americanism, the tariff and labor. His receptions are pressing as Hughes waved his hat at arrest crowds and exhibited Rooseveltian prep.
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Peoria
Justice Hughes
Hughes
Detroit Baseball Fever Picks City for Key Championship Games
Detroit on Sept 19 is baseball mad as about sixty thousand expected to witness the Tigers and Red Sox clash in three decisive games for the American league title. Beaton is expected to play, while both infields show crippling problems.
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Detroit
Tiger Ad Red Sox
Beaton
Threatened Break Appears Averted at Border Crisis
Sept 18 Landon reports a threatened rupture averted as talks with General Pershing influence withdrawal and border protection. Mexican officials promised to send forces to replace Pershing, while delays and withdrawals create tension.
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New Landon
Pershing
Library dispute spurs Commercial association action in Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial Association moves to seize control of its books from the Pendleton Public Library and negotiate with Umatilla County for county library care. A Civic club plan mirrors this, while the county court resists removing city funded volumes. A formal three member committee is empowered to secure possession and arrange care and distribution of the association’s books and Sturgis fund income.
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The
Commercial Association
Pendleton
County Court
Sturgis Fund
Judge Fee
Commercial Asociation Library
Dad Library
Pendleton Public Library
Samuel P. Sturgis
Just Fund
Commercial Association Library
Commercial Aasociation
Civic Club
Mies Nason
Marsh
Commercial Association Yeeteray
George A. Hartman
B. P. Marshall
Jes W. Lampkin
Umiatilla County
Anc
Association
Sturgis Trust
Rooms Ready for All at Round-Up Show
Pendleton crowds flood Round-Up as homes open to visitors for bedding at $2 a night. Officials assure safe lodging and open seating at the grandstand each morning. Tryouts at Round-Up Park begin this afternoon with 58 performers registered for the steer rope event.
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Dean Tutor
Pendleton
KS. Graham
Hitter
U S 1915 Death Rate Is Lowest On Record
Census Bureau figures show 12.4 deaths per thousand in the United States for 1915 the lowest mortality rate on record. Officials credit steady progress in public health and welfare programs for the improvement.
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U. S
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Winetown
Wid Wintary
Mirth and Mayhem Dominate Happy Canyon Opening
Happy Canyon opens for four nights of frontier fun with the Manhattan Trio, Luporte! cowboys, the Round-Up Cowboy Band, and a parade of western acts. The committee promises a big, affordable bill including stunts, dancing nymphs, diving acts, and a mock Red Dog saloon for a rousing western show.
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Big Pavilion
Dig
al- Shele
Identification of Black Malls Falls Prisons Released
Chicago police released details connecting a blackmail ring to a Philadelphia crime. The defendants, including Mire Donahue and Mrs Ivan Allen, were arraigned and remanded to Philadelphia for further hearings.
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Falls
Chicago
Janes Vlail
Mire Donahue
Ivan Allen
Uw Chapman
Serbian Artillery Drives Back Bulgarian Attacks in Vetrenik Sector
Serbian artillery repulsed two Bulgarian counterattacks in the Vetrenik sector as Bavarians near Chaulnes resisted and were said to be exterminated after refusing to retreat. French and Italian units faced heavy combat on multiple fronts with the Somme and Champagne theaters reporting ongoing clashes.
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Vetrenik
Fos
Belen
Macedonia
Ferlin
Itte
Ginchy
Combles
Delloy
Vervantevillers
Somme
Deadmians Hill
Termanete
Housewives League Plans Action Against Bakers
Hundreds of American housewives gather in New York to join the Women’s League and the National Greet committee in a campaign against bread makers. The Bakers’ association faces several probes and calls for standard weights. Julian Treth, president of the Household League, says the drive seeks to relieve industry and consumer burdens. Higher prices and smaller loaves are cited as consequences of current practice.
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United States
Monts
New York
Lupe
Wesi
Matherial Howe Wien’ League
National Greet Committee
Plagg & Cannedgn
Julian Tresth
Hoowentvedlenge
Unclear fragment hints at sports setback and distance
The readable text suggests a sports note mentioning a setback or event linked to a distance around 15 yards. Key names and precise details are unreadable, making it difficult to identify teams or outcomes accurately.
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Wall Sire
Hemacor
Thomas Nelson Page
Amiens
Carmpanos
Allion
Peronne
Bapaume
Bomme
Foch
Ekipaume
Westward HO
Juarez
Santa Clara
Anyon
Webb Miller
Nee Foo
Rooseveltian
Detroit Baseball
MAD
GM Glub
Happy Canyon
Jamies Tiland
Mrs. Donahue
Francs Allen
Tuetons
Souain- SommePy Road
Paris
Champagne
Peadmana Hill
Soualn-Fomme- Py
Baerny
London
Douglas Haig
Richebourg Labone
Down
Lord Tredegar
Times
Fappelins
Rovleans Woods
Mancalia
Sofia
War Office
Florina
Dobrodia
Mangalla
Black Ben
Constantin
Housewives League
Bakers
Liehie
Stadion
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