Primary election signals anti assembly mood in state
Strong anti assembly sentiment across the state emerges from Saturdays primary. Republicans named a governor candidate but faces a divided field. Assembly influence wanes as most assembly state tickets fall, and a progressive congressman seems likely. Judge Elis suffers from standpat affiliations, while Judge Bean gains broad support against corporate control of the bench. Multnomah County shows a No. 1 victory, warning future assembly involvement. The November tickets are set and interest now shifts to the general election.
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Assembly
Judge Elis
Multnomah County
Direct Primary Debate Faces Critics In Voter Interest
The piece notes criticism of direct primary nominations and acknowledges public uncertainty. It suggests many voters do not pay enough attention to the subject to judge candidates intelligently, with further discussion likely to follow.
Direct primary vs convention system in elections
The piece argues that direct primaries are far superior to old conventions, noting changes in voter turnout and the need to mobilize supporters. It describes how conventions relied on political bosses and money, often sidelining meritorious candidates and leading to robbery and criminal misdeeds, and claims direct primaries, despite defects, address these gravest issues.
The Fairn Educator Opens at Umatilla-Morrow Fair
The Umatilla Morrow fair is open and serves as an educator for the region. Exhibits cover nearly all local industries with strong horticultural and agricultural displays. Exhibitors display their best products, inspiring pride and promoting higher standards across sectors.
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Umatilla-Morrow
Paryiliva
Umatilla
Morrow
Neturn
Pendle Round-up crowds spur coordinated housing help
Citizens, led by high school students under Principal Hampton, organize citywide efforts to accommodate visitors for Pendle Round-up. Special rooms are being solicited and property owners with spare booms to rent are urged to notify committeemen to test rooms.
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Pendleon
Hampton
Journal Band a top Northwest music organization
The Oregon Journal band, a premier Northwest musical group, provided music for Portland day at the Seattle exposition last year and has filled many other major engagements. It is expected to be a strong drawing card for the current fair.
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Oregon Journal Band
Northwest
Journal
Portland
Seattle
Politics and Elections in a Calm World
A reflection on political contention and electoral processes, noting that despite heated campaigns the world proceeds serenely no matter who is nominated or elected. It emphasizes the enduring pace of life beyond political drama.
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Wong
Vogue of Amethysts in Affordable Jewelry Trends
The season favors amethyst as the most popular affordable stone. Its purple color enhances black white gray mole and beige fabrics. The long drop earring with a fair sized stone and silver chain remains the favorite style, with a smaller amethyst drop. Silver better complements amethyst than gold, boosting its cool gray tone.
Best Sleep Guidance From Hamton Wright Mable
The piece argues the first sleep is deepest, night temperatures drop around 2 am, two hours before midnight equals four after. It asserts women need more sleep due to nervousness, and stresses waking with a simple stretch for vigor. It cautions against early rising as harmful to youth. It extols homes with good books, music, and taste.
Wealth by city planning rich with public gain
The Saturday Evening Post article argues that urban layout can create wealth. It proposes opening a new north south thoroughfare between Fifth and Sixth avenues in New York, requiring land from Fourteenth to Fifty ninth streets. Estimated cost thirty five to fifty million dollars, with potential property value gains far exceeding cost.
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Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Gaynor
Fourteenth Street
Fifty-Ninth
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Saturday Evening Post
Vows of the Seton Indians
The Seton Indians pledge not to rebel or start fires without watch, protect songbirds, avoid disturbing nests, keep camps clean, and follow game laws. They vow not to use firearms against the under fourteen, not to drink, play fair, and keep their word. An estimated 100k to 200k Seton Indians exist nationwide, many attending the national council at Wryndygoul. They are portrayed as self governing, manly, and widely dispersed.
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Fiir
National Council
Wryndygoul
Connecticut Delegation's Nutmeg Badges Stir Chicago
The Connecticut delegation at the Chicago Republican National Convention wore badges featuring a wooden nutmeg. Demand remained high as other states mocked the nutmeg joke. Brandegee advised replacing missing wooden nuts with real ones from a grocery store, and the ruse went unnoticed.
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Connecticut
Chicago
Brandegee
Sonmitor
Saturday Evening Post
Scrofula Hereditary Blood Poison Advised Cure
An aged advertisement explains scrofula as a hereditary disease causing gland swelling and ulcers. It claims S. S. S. is the universal blood purifier and promises to cleanse infection, strengthen digestion, and build new blood. Free book and medical advice offered by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
S.S
Atlanta
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