Fragmented OCR News Snippet From Oregon Paper
Readable lines show delays and misreads about Sally Cally and weekly notices, with references to the Daily East Oregonian, Oregon News Co, and Pendleton postal matter. It mentions carriers by mail and by carrier, dates like months, and standard newspaper boilerplate about the paper being an official city and county paper.
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Sally
Cally
Wally
Oaily
Mall
East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Obstreet
Portland
Oregon
Northweat News
Ashington, D
Fourouts Street
No Cause for Worry Over No 1 Pledges in Oregon
A letter argues that state senators should be chosen by legislatures and asserts No 1 plan is constitutional. It contends candidates may pledge or refuse the pledge, likening it to employment. The piece notes Oregon already elected No 1 legislatures, praises open pledges over corrupt deals, and says the Republican Party gains if progressives prevail.
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Jesse
United States
Hgls
Oregon
Falling
Republican Party
The Sunshine After Rain Keeps Spirits Bright
A short aphorism notes that clear skies follow showers and bring renewed hope. It contrasts rain with sunshine to suggest resilience and brighter days ahead.
Legislative contest favors statement No 1 supporters
In this county the main issue is support for statement No 1. State senator candidate C. J. Smith is a staunch direct primary proponent and likely to be re-elected. For joint senator C. A. Barrett is a statement No 1 man opposing the anti assembly stance, while W ilson opposes. Representatives Henneman Kern also back statement No 1. Peterson supports but others do not. Citizens urged to vote for statement No 1 at Saturday’s primary to back direct US Senate election by people.
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United States
C. J. Smith
C. A. Barrett
Assembly
F. Wilson
R. W. Henneman
M. 8. Kern
D. Peterson
L. I. Mann
J. T. Hinkle
Henry Schmitt
Dimick Attacks Direct Primary On Senate Election Reform
Judge Grant B. Dimick, a leading anti assembly candidate for governor, argues Republicans support direct election of United States senators. He cites a state convention plank and says the current system under statement No 1 should be kept as a safeguard against legislative corruption. John H. Lewis faces weak opposition for state engineer, with support noting his role in drafting the irrigation code and his ability to implement it.
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Grant B. Dimick
Anti-Assembly
Dimick
Oregon City
Republican State Convention
United States
John H. Lewis
Pendleton
Ore
East Oregonian
U. S
United Sttates
Congress
Mitchell
Dolph
Oregon
Bourne
Chamberlain
Democratic Party
Geudeeon
Tawney and Cannonism Tarnish longtime appropriation chief
The text notes Tawney as chairman of the appropriations committee and right hand for Speaker Cannon. His ties to Cannonism were so repugnant that even his own supporters rejected him.
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Committee On Appropriations
Tawney
Speaker Cannon
Nebraska Bolters Split as Bryan Joins Reform Faction
In a surge of party realignment, William Jennings Bryan joins bolters, refusing to back the Democratic nominee for Nebraska governor. The upheaval signals a fractured race as reform factions gain traction and influence shaping the gubernatorial contest.
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W. J. Bryan
Bolters
Nebraska
No credible mob attack on woman amid murder charges
A statement condemns a mob assault on a woman amid allegations she aided a murder. The remark stresses lack of credibility in such violence and underscores due process without repeating sensational terms.
If It Is a Fair Fight Sunny Jim Will Take the Count
A short boxing line notes that in a fair fight Sunny Jim would be forced to bow out as his opponent lands decisive blows. The phrase frames confidence and readiness for a tougher challenge ahead.
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Sunny Jim
Primary law critique and party strategy in Oregon
A Pendleton letter to the East Oregonian argues against Statement No 1 and accuses Democrats of encouraging perjury. The writer defends the assembly as essential to primaries, questions voter choice, and warns that party manipulation could nullify constitutional rights and destabilize state politics.
Echo Pranks Across Mountains Stir Highlander Pride
A Scotchman and a Yankee trade boasts on a Scottish peak about echoes. The Scot claims the echo is unmatched, while the Yankee retorts that in the Rockies his shout wakes him eight hours after he calls out. The tale ends with a reflection on morning dew and depth.
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Rockies
Tima
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Five-Year Rheumatism
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with ending five years of severe rheumatism that left him unable to work. He details excruciating knee stiffness, prior failed medicines, and quick improvement after taking Hood's, calling himself entirely cured and recommending it. Available in liquid or Sarsatabs.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Defeat of Tawney Gives Minnesota a Political Jolt
Representative Tawney of Minnesota fell in renomination, delivering a sharp political jolt to the state as party lines shift and rivals gain momentum ahead of the next election cycle.
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Tawney
Minnesota
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