Perkins' "Courtesy" Critics Charge Ledger and Spokesmen
A Tacoma Ledger critique accuses the Ledger and Seattle papers of fabricating coverage of Taft's Chicago nomination process. It asserts unseated Washington delegates did not receive spectator tickets from Roosevelt campaign managers and demands accountability for false reporting. Public figures deny aiding any courtesy to unseated delegates.
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Taft
Chicago
Tacoma Ledger
Seattle @1
Spectatora’ Fickels
A. Perkins
Tacoma
Diini
Courteo
Roosevelt
Ghledge
Washington
The
Ledger
Perkina
F.I
3. A. Perkina
Newspapers Back Roosevelt Third-Party Push Across Nation
Analysis notes a shift in major papers from supporting Taft to backing Theodore Roosevelt and the Progressive party. It cites The Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia North American among supporters, with reminders of machine politics and calls for political decency guiding the new coalition.
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Roosevelt
Tacoma News
Chicago Tribune
Taft
Philadelphia North American
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburg
Penrose-Quay- Dalzell
Col Roosevelt
Kansas City
Independent papers rally for Roosevelt party movement
Independent newspapers nationwide back Colonel Roosevelt as they push for a new party that serves the people over bosses. The Tacoma News cites abundant evidence from Washington reporters demonstrating principled support for Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Tacoma News
Tacoma ‘Tribune
Judge Hanford Under Fire In Seattle Impeachment Probe
A congressional committee probes Federal Judge Hanford's conduct and private life in Seattle to decide on impeachment. Evidence targets drinking, health, and impartiality with bartenders testifying to character, while officials urge replacing him with trusted, undiscredited men.
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Hanford
Seattle
House of Representatives
Bizzoner
Lands Wanted by Settlers Agency in Washington
Hundreds call the Southwest Washington Development Association's Settlers Agency seeking logged-off, partially improved, and improved lands. If you have lands for sale, write with legal description, price, terms, and improvements. address Southwest Washington Settlers Agency, Chehalis, Wash.
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Settlers Agency
Southwest Washington Development Association
Washington
Wash
Lawrence strike and labor report highlight harsh mill conditions
The Tacoma Tribune notes officials deny comment on a Federal Labor report about Lawrence Massachusetts mills. It cites the Labor Bureau finding average weekly wage for 20 000 workers at 8 76 insufficient for family support and reports unsanitary overcrowded housing and child labor as a consequence. It adds woolen trust opposition to tariff revision and Chicago convention’s stand on high duties for American labor.
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Labor Bureau
Woolen Trust
Chicago
Lawrence
Tacoma Tribune
Marriage Licenses Issued In Lewis County This Month
Cupid promises two more licenses as Lewis County auditors report up to Saturday the 14th shows nearly three licenses per day. Centralia figures appear among the list of those who secured licenses since July 1, including Frank S. Marta and Lena May from Centralia, and several others from Porter Toledo Chehalis Montesano Bucoda Doty and nearby towns.
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Cupid
Lewis County Auditors Office
Vly
Frank S. Marta
Lena May
Centralia
Leslie 5. Johnson
Porter
Mamie A. Smith
Gate
Henry W. Nash
Irene Taylor
Toledo
Charles E. Hopkins
Ruth B. Toby
James M. Patterson
Bucoda
Florence J. Luddens
George C. Barkley
Rosale M. Purdue
Chehalis
Earl W. LaBreck
Gladys H. Garner
Montesano
Charles C. Campbell
Eva Crumley
George W. Alnhart
Doty
Jennie M. Dupree
Oklahoma
Morton Hall
Kentucky
Beulah Judy
Castle Rock
State League Produces Fast Ball in Chehalis Centralia Games
The State League teams Chehalis and Centralia played a decidedly fast game series. The last two games were among the best ever seen in the Twin Cities, and if this pace continues the league will rise to the level of the Northwestern league.
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Chehalis
Centralia
Twin Cities
Northwestern
Soldiers threaten mutiny in Juarez troop mobilization
United Press dispatch reports serious disorder in Juarez as 2,500 troops are mobilized for Casas Grandes. Some interior veterans object to immediate deployment after months away, fueling mutiny talk amidst chaotic street scenes. The text also notes a Ruvesian editor’s death and a quip about a million inheritance.
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United Press
Juarez
Mex
Casas Grandes
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Institute Session
The WC TY U holds a four day session in the Latter Day Saints chapel at Pearl and Madison. Morning devotional services and committee appointments open the program. Proclamations on national prohibition, temperance work discussions, parliamentary law, and curfew law are featured along with symposia on membership growth and missionary activity.
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W. OT. U
Latter Day Saints
Pearl and
Madison
Manor colony hosts protests over private cemetery plan
Wealthy residents from New York financiers and bankers gathered before the Nassau Board of Supervisors in Wineola on July 8 to oppose the proposed private cemetery on Isaac V Willett's Willett farm within the Manchester colony. The plan risks turning the estate district into a neighborly graveyard as summer estates of W K Vanderbilt Jr Paynes Whitney William F Sheehan and others are cited among the region's affluent residents who could be affected.
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United Presa
Wineola
Manhaeser Colony
America
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Paynes Whitney
William F. Sheehan
Nassau Board of Supervisors
Isaac V. ‘Willett
English girl rider Helen Preece at Olympic Games
A 15 year old English athlete, Helen Preece of Fulham road London, stands out at the Olympic games. She competes in cross country 4000 metres, 5000 metre ride, 200 metre swim, fencing and shooting. Renowned as a world class horsewoman she is popular among athletes who view her as a mascot.
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United Press
Stockholm
America
Helen Preece
Lord Desborough and British Athletics Authority Leader
Lord Desborough, chairman of the Olympic Committee, and the British Athletics Authority figure in overseeing national sports governance and Olympic preparation duties.
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Briticn Athistia Authority
Olympic Committes
Morton Real Estate Dealer Announces Run for State House
W E Arnold of Morton, a young real estate dealer, has announced his candidacy for state representative from his district. He has been successful in the eastern end of the county and counts many supporters who expect him to be similarly successful in the fight for the office.
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Arnold
Morton
Washington superintendents meet today in high school
Southwest Washington county school superintendent convened at the local high school to receive instructions for next year. J. M. Layhue, assistant state superintendent, represented H. L. Dewey at the gathering. The report notes good fortune follows those who have climbed the ladder.
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Washington
J. M. Layhue
Public Instructions
H. L. Dewey
Farewell Sermon For Rev Herbert B Ryder At Christian Church
Rev Herbert B Ryder preached his farewell sermon to a full church tonight at the Christian church auditorium. He and Mrs Ryder will leave Centratta this week after two years of service during which membership rose from 155 to 370 and Bible class enrollment climbed from 128 to 400. A successor has not yet been named.
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Herbert, B. Ryder
The
Christian Church
Ryder
Centratta
Aberdeen Will Stay In League After Strong Attendance
Centralia reports Aberdeen’s series attendance rose significantly and fan interest grew as the Aberdeen State League franchise faced potential default. Aberdeen won two of three against Hoguant, showing improved play this season, though support for the rest of the year remains uncertain.
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Centralia
Aberdeen
Absinthe abolition moves forward in French parliament
A committee of French senators has amended the absinthe abolition bill and will likely act today. The government aims to end use of the green poison though strong opposition is anticipated in the Chamber of Deputies. The piece notes a rise in drag and murder figures from the period cited.
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United Press
Paris
Aanate
Chamber Deputies
Trust Companies Merge In Major Philadelphia Deal
United Press reports that stockholders of the Trust Company of North America and the Commercial Trust Company ratified merger plans. Commercial Trust is among the largest in the nation with about 12 million dollars in deposits, while each firm holds one million and two million dollars in capital or deposits respectively.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Trust Company of North America
Commercial Trust Company
Hach Com‘pany
Commercial
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