The united American : a magazine of good citizenchip., May 01, 1924, Page 16, Image 16

THE UNITED AMERICAN
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Harry Daniel, a pioneer and one of
the builders of Portland, has filed his
declaration as republican candidate for
state senator. He is well known as an
attorney and as one of the largest Ore­
gon growers of prunes and walnuts, be­
ing actively engaged in his law practice
and the management of his varied busi­
ness interests.
For thirty-three years he has been a
member of the Woodmen of the World.
He is also a member of the Masons, a
Shriner and a Knights of Pythias.
He states his belief that the foremost
qualification for office is a high ideal of
service, and pledges himself to honest ef­
forts in the interest of all the people.
Fred W. Angell, candidate for republi­
MAY, 1924
can nomination for the office of Multno­
mah county clerk, is a young man, and it
is the prediction of friends—many of
whom are ex-service men—that voters,
feeling the office is best filled by a
younger man, will rally to his support.
He announces his firm intention, if elect­
ed, to give to the discharge of the duties
his full time and personal attention.
Mr. Angell, a Pennsylvanian by birth,
is thirty-eight years old; is married
and a taxpayer; and has been in Port­
land a number of years, engaged in vari­
ous .capacities. Previous to his enlist­
ment for service in 1917, he followed the
electrical trade in this city. After his
return from over seas, he was employed
in the directory department of the tele­
phone Company until his unsolicited ap­
pointment by Judge Martin Hawkins as
chief clerk of the district court—the po­
sition he holds at present.
He saw active service in France, the
nature of which can be surmised by the
fact that he was wounded twice, gassed,
and twice cited for bravery, and is due
for a congressional medal.
He is .past commander of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars in Portland, member of
the American Legion, of the association
of Disabled Veterans, Multnomah Ath­
letic Club, Woodman of the World,
Moose and Royal Arcanum.
The slogan of Mr. Angell embraces all
the qualifications the office requires:
“Service, courteous treatment, business
administration.”
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VOTE X 71
Geo. W. Joseph
For
HARRY DANIEL
Republican Candidate for
Republican Candidate
For
Re-Election
STATE SENATOR
MULTNOMAH COUNTY
In his declaration he states
his belief that the foremost
qualification for office should
be a high ideal of service and
has adopted as his slogan: “An honest desire to
serve all the people.”
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State Senator
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“For all the people all the time, and a greater
Oregon”
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VOTE 141 X FOR
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pass our prohibition law and I
believe that it should be enforced.
Technicalities shall not defeat justice in a court over
which I preside.
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DR. J. W.
Barcroft
Candidate for
DISTRICT JUDGE
Department No. 1
VOTE 134 X FOR
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Republican for
County Coroner
“Honest and Faithful
Service to the Office.
Impartiality to All”
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VOTE 143 X
Vote Number
AND RE-ELECT
139 X Mears, John A. I
ED. GLOSS
Republican Candidate
Republican
Candidate for
DISTRICT JUDGE
Constable
Present Incumbent
Primary Election May 16
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Put an Experienced Man on
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Primary Election May 16th
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