Rufus R. Wilson Drives Poindexter Campaign in Washington
Rufus R. Wilson, campaign manager and reformer, organized the insurgent effort for Miles Poindexter. He kept Poindexter before the public, mobilized 2000 plus volunteers, and favored a whirlwind finish for a decisive victory in the Washington senatorial race.
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Rufus R. Wilson
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Miles Poindexter
United States
William K. Humphrey
Congress
Poindexter
Weindexter
Crosroads
D. C
Progressive Republican League
Spokane
Progressive League
Senator Wilson
Joe Cannon
Financial Support Urged by Southwestern Washington Development Association
N B Coffman of Chehalis W J Patterson of Aberdeen and F L Stewart of Kelso head the sub finance committee the group emphasizes frugality with expenditures limited to a secretary office and secretary travel. Dues are 50 per 1000 population paid quarterly to J E Barnes Centrallia secretary treasurer. Members must pay promptly to stay in good standing.
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N. B. Coffman
Chehalis
W. J. Patterson
Aberdeen
F. L. Stewart
Kelso
Southwestern Washington Development Association
J. KE. Barnes
Centralia
Empire Builder James J. Hill Urges Confidence in Business
James J. Hill known as the Empire Builder argues there is no reason for fear among businessmen and calls for conserving common sense. He criticizes panic and defers to cautious, measured economic reform, urging patience as capital remains tentative and policy adjustments unfold.
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ST. Paul, Minn
James J. Hill
Northwest
United States
Hill
George Harvey
Othe Corporation
Progress Toward Solution Raises Safe, Measured Hopes
The text argues progress proceeds along sane lines with caution, insisting no threat to property or human rights will arise. It emphasizes safeguards by a sure eventual finding and frames the effort as prudent and protective of rights and assets.
Roosevelt Congratulates Poindexter Telegram
A telegram from Theodore Roosevelt to Miles Poindexter of Spokane Wash dated Sept 15 expresses thanks and best wishes. Roosevelt assumes the primary decision will be accepted as binding and faces ongoing opposition claims of trading without warrant regarding Poindexter interview.
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Spokane
Miles Poindexter
New York
Wash
Theodore Roosevelt
Poindexter
Roosevelt
Ratification Meeting Set at Grand Theater Next Friday
Judge J C Pearson president of the Lincoln Roosevelt Republican club has arranged a ratification meeting in the Grand theater next Friday night Hon Stanton Warburton republican nominee for congress will speak and county nominees will attend The event aims to foster a cordial gathering where insurgents and regulars can meet on common ground to discuss remaining differences.
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J. C. Pearson
Lincoln-Roosevelt
Republican Club
Stanton Warburton
Congress
Langhorne Campaign Stop In Aberdeen And Hoquiam
Maurice Langhorne Tacoma attorney and Democratic candidate visits Aberdeen and Hoquiam to stump for a second district seat. He also plans to visit his sister Mrs. R R Bassett and discuss the race with local supporters before returning home.
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Maurice Langhorne
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Hoquiam
R. R. Bassett
Unreadable OCR Fragment on Merrier Fe Ament
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Merrier and a mission but lacks coherent details or identifiable events, names, dates, or places to form a complete newspaper item. No clear person, organization, or outcome can be established from the readable content.
Roosevelt Denies Revolutionary Appeals At Riverhead Speech
Colonel Roosevelt defends his New Nationalism as applying old morals to modern conditions. He denies advocating revolution and criticizes dishonest corporations and wealth. The address at Suffolk County Fair in Riverhead, Long Island followed a long auto trip and drew a large crowd.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Suffolk County
Riverhead
L. I
New York State
Ereat Corporation
Wood Patinet
Cory Loes
Montesano primary results canvassed show shifts
Official canvassing in Montesano reveals key changes from last Tuesday. Frank Lamb wins the 30th district representative race by six votes, aided by Hoquiam ward gains and large rural margins. Discrepancies in Blockhouse votes prompt consideration of a court recount, while Campbell appears on both tickets for district attorney.
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Frank H. Lamb
Livermore
Fuller
Blockhouse
Montesano
Frank Lamb
Harry Livermore
Hoquiam
Rosmond
Wakefield
W. H. Abel
Abel
William Ke Campbell
Ek. Fox
Aberdeen
Jewitt
Nelson
Hood
C. J. Coghlan
Waketie
Kibbe
Hunter
Bartlett
Non-Partisan Judiciary Conference in Washington State
The Non Partisan Judiciary League of Washington invites citizens to form local leagues and send delegates to a Tacoma conference on September 26 1910 to promote non partisan Supreme Court nominees and repeal the 1909 act shifting judge nominations to the convention system. The goal is to restore direct primary power in selecting judges and curb special interests influencing the court.
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E of Washington
Ri F Regullican Institutios
Judiciary League of Washington
Tacoma
Supreme Court of the Stats
Suymarines Court
Injuries From Humptulips Runaway Crash Reported
A. P. Stockwell, a well known Aberdeen logger, is severely injured at Aberdeen hospital after a runaway on the Humptulips road. Charles Olson of Aberdeen suffers head injuries, contusions and cuts. W F Williams escapes with a severe shakeup after leaping from the buckboard. The horse bolted as the driver turned into the valley, the vehicle rolled over, and helpers aided the injured to town.
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Humptulips Road
A. P. Stockwell
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Hospital
Charles Olson
W F. Williams
Williams
Stockwe
Heal
Olsen
U Wwreck
Res
Aberdee
Blerpaoey Werner
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Shrine
Idevil
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Imperial Potentate
IF. A. Hines
Los Angeles
Weber Canyon
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Lincoln-Roosevelt Club
Grand Theater
Harbor
Warburton
Earni
Pete P
MOB
Supreme Court
Buckboard
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