Plan Active Fight to Carry Urventia County for Hugh
Umatilla county central committee vows the largest majority for Hugh and endorses a full county ticket. Campaign events planned daily with speakers delivering private addresses in Milton Milton meeting Oct 20 and other towns including Oct 26 Stanfield and Uriah.
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Urventia County
Hugh
Umatilla County
Ama
Portland Steiner
Benatar Doroide
Milton UN Upeaker
Uorlaton
Echo
Meeted
Wilson and Hughes Clash Over Women Suffrage Stance
The piece contrasts Wilson’s vigorous support for women voting with Hughes’s wavering position. It cites Wilson’s campaign travels and speeches in favor of suffrage and notes reactions from Republicans and supporters. Also mentions a New York World letter questioning Hughes’s stance and urging immediate ratification.
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Mra. Hughes
Hughes
Blue Mountain road funding eyed in Congress push
Congressman La Follette pledges aid to secure a federal aid appropriation from the recent 10 million dollar good roads fund to build the Blue Mountain road linking Walla Walla to Wallowa country. The toll road within the Wanaha forest reserve may attract quicker federal action, pleasing the Walla Walla Commercial Club.
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Blue Mountains
Walla Walla
Wallowa
Congrouman la ¥Olletts
Congreda
Wat Congressman
la ¥Ollette
Blue Mountain
Drunken Joy Ride Ends in Arrests at Wyrick Ranch
Pendleton Oct 16 A drunken Joy ride ended when Harry Emory and Bert Manefield were arrested by Justice Joo after stealing a car to tour with a party. They struck the Wyrick ranch causing a crash that threw occupants on rocks. The men faced maximum fines of 50 dollars or 26 days in jail.
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Pendleton
Jay
Wyrick Bros
Harry Emory
Bert Manefield
Justice of the Peace
Wytick
Wild Aierno Cut
Prosperity and exports boost in 1915 16 trade review
The Central Trust of Illinois and executives Dawes Carter Hodges report in September that 1915 16 exports outpaced imports with a 219 million dollar trade surplus. Railroad earnings rise sharply. rail idle cars drop from 265000 to 11000. Frank Carter and John Hodges urge support for Woodrow Wilson citing strong business optimism and postwar demand.
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Central Trust Company of Illinois
Chas. G. Dawes
McKinley
Comptroller of the Currency
Frank Carter
Mercantile Trust Company of
John M. Hodges
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Chicago American
Om Nerk
America
Fragmentary phrase about Wilson and policy control
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wilson and the idea that opposition will not let others dictate U S government policy. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or events to form a full news item.
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Wilson
Modern Publicity and the Value of Newspaper Ads
The piece argues against roadside signboards and handbills, praising newspapers as the best advertising medium. It notes motorists rarely read small signs, pedestrians ignore boards, and inked circulars often get dumped. Newspapers, read thoroughly, deliver cost effective reach to a large audience.
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Renee
Antonia Bsah
Tts
Dewnpaper
Inland Empire could save millions with bulk grain handling
Lansing Hurd of Oregon Agricultural College said farmers in the Inland Empire could save from two to five million dollars yearly by adopting bulk grain handling. He toured the Inland Empire last Tuesday with Gee for the Commission Municipal Docks in Portland to study the wheat situation, adding Portland would prepare for this change if adopted.
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Inland Empire
Lansing Hurd
Market and Organization
Oregdh Agricultural College
Walla Walla
Gee
Commission Municipal
Portland
Hogardt
Calla taxi Late McBirdy's Always At Your Disposal
Local ad snippet promises constant taxi service with phrase Late McBirdy's readily available. It highlights Phong as a contact or point of service, suggesting 24 hour accessibility. The short notice implies convenient transportation options for patrons.
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Calla Taxi
McBirdy
Phong
Prominent Farmers quarrel over land in local dispute
Tension rises between Frank Rogers and J W Makavey over ownership of land claimed under lease. Ranch conflict escalates with threats and a staged confrontation at the Maloney property. A later note reports A Phillips sale by F G Lucas drawing bidders. chattel sales totaled $000 with no real estate sale.
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Frank Rogers
J. W. Makavey
Reservithis
Fatteore
al Umic
Rogers
Bern
Blauney
Lee Janie
Loe Juga
Te Angus
Amoney
Magers
A. Phillips
F. G. Lucas
Mr. Phillips
Blils
Wheat Market Booms with Weston Warehouse Trades
The Washington wheat market shows a surge as Weston Warehouse reports September bids at 61.70 per bushel and 61.00 on the is. The manager Frank Price buys about 21 000 bushels in three lots at 126 dollars, leaving little Weston wheat for growers. DuPuis visits Montana and notes rich grassland becoming milling wheat with macaroni wheat commanding a premium. Local investors move to Montana, while J N Scott pays 250 per acre near Athens, setting county price records.
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Chicago
Westen
Price
M. Benieter
Frank Price
Maneer
Weston Warehouse Company
Weston
Bend
DuPuis
Montana
Melons
Washington
Colfax
Waitsburg
J. N. Scott
Athens
Jerry Stone
Scott
Josephine Stone
Straight Ticket for Hughes Fairbanks Burnett Moore Mickie Vote Yes
A paid political ad urging a straight party vote and listing candidates for federal and county offices in Wasco and Umatilla counties. Names include Hughes Fairbanks Burnett Moore Mickie Stanfield Brown Gilliam Yeager Young Bradley Brown Slusher.
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United
Willard Bradley
J. T. Brown
William M. Slusher
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