League of Nations debate swirls through Oregon political scene
The piece argues for U S membership in the League, defends Article Ten against Old Guard fears, contrasts Chamberlain and Stanfield, and cites Oregonian editorials and Mark Sullivan on campaign shifts. It notes wartime costs, political lines, and local figures like Harding, Lowden, and Teal, with a Halloween aside about pumpkins and a Portland church sign.
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League of Nations
United States
Old Guard
Wilson
James Monroe
Harling
Uncle Sam
Chamberlain
Stanfield
Commonwealth
Mark Sullivan
Mark
Harding
Des Moines
Harding Speech in Wheeling Denounces War Aims
Said candidate Harding spoke in Wheeling West Virginia asserting the United States did not go to war to make the world safe for democracy or for humanity’s sake. He urged focus on domestic priorities and cautioned about foreign entanglements.
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League of No- Guard
Wilson
United
White House
Harding
Cox
Wil
Lowden
Wilsoniam
Wheeling, West Virginia
J T Lievallen Seeks Legislature Seat in Umatilla County
Democratic candidate J T Lievallen runs for Representative in the Oregon Legislature from Umatilla County. A resident since 1863 he opposes single tax and four per cent interest measures and favors divided sessions. He pledges a square deal to labor and capital. Vote No. 58.
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J. T. Lievallen
Umatilla County
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Athena
Oregon
Whitman's Harness Store
Milton, Oregon
Weston Mills
International
Wood and Coal
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J.r.reynolds Water
Main
Weston
Weston Leader
Clark Wood
H. Goodwin
Leidley
Waiten
Oregonian
The
Kansas
Hi Johnson
League
Hard
Baltimore Sun
Joseph N. Teal
United States Shipping Board
Teal
Portland
Wm. Beaton
AFC
J.C. Penney CO
Oeegon
State Taxpayers League
Port of
Nless
Columbia
Willamette
Pacific Ocean
Port OF Portland Dock Commission Consolidation
Oregon Port Development League
L. W. Trimble
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