Senator Paulhamus Enters Progressive Governor Race
The article predicts Senator Paulhamus will win the Progressive vote in the preferential primaries. It highlights his achievements as a farmer, senator, and leader of the fruit growers association, noting his vigor, judgment, and speaking skill on agriculture and public affairs. He confirms his intent to seek nomination for governor on the Progressive ticket.
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W. H. Paultoulie
Senate
Tarfamed Pavaillop & Sumner Fruit Growers’ Association
Paul James
Critle
Paelbamus
Falura
Northwest
Paulhamus
Bajning
Trikpue
Haarness
Tnasamuél
Progressive Party
Panthamus
Chicago
Roosevelt
Trondhe
Amu
Reviblican Party
Preparations for Southwest Washington Fair Under Way
Preparations for the Southwest Washington Fair progress with posters sent to cities and towns. Secretary Waller notes rapid livestock and poultry entries, with one Oregon exhibitor requesting 24 coop tags for possibly 100 chickens. Prizes, track conditions, and exhibits in grains fruits and vegetables promise a strong showing. Entry blanks and premium lists available from G. R. Walker, Chehalis. One loving cup received by Mr. Walker last week.
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Southwest Washington Mail
Waller
Oregon
G. RB. Walker
Chehalis
Walker
Moninet Orator Quips On States At Kenton Speech
A Pittsburg Post excerpt records an orator denouncing theft of New York and New Jersey with a quip about Kenton. The party manager replies that momentum must be kept intact for the next stop.
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New York
New Jersey
Kenton
Pittsburg
Wanted A good housekeeper waves 6.00 week
Help wanted notice seeking a reliable housekeeper at Chebulls Washington. Pay six dollars weekly. Apply to Mrs Ay EB Nice care of Chebulls.
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Anett
Stephenson Not Very Ill After Fishing Trip Collapse
A dispatch from Escanaba reports United States Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin, who was stricken on a fishing trip near Watson, is not as seriously ill as first feared. A physician who rushed in on a special train said the senator has a bad cold and minor stomach upset, and he denied a heart failure diagnosis, adding Stephenson will continue his duties.
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Stephenson
United Press
Escanara
Mich
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Watson
Alaska Railroads May Ease Rules After 30 Days Notice
United States dispatch from Washington reports that Alaska railroads could reduce their rules under a commission approved order. Changes would take effect only after a 30 day notice period, with increases still requiring the same advance notice.
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United Press
Washington
Mill owner Pittman Confesses Dynamite Plot In Lawrence
Boston August police announced Ernie Pittman a leading mill owner confessed to taking part in a dynamite plot aimed at Lawrence textile workers. He admitted buying the explosives and delivering them to John Breen for transportation to Lawrence where the blast occurred. The District Attorney allegedly ignored pleas for a fuller probe.
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United Rreva
Boston
Ernee Piltman
New England
Lawrence
Pittman
Rue Iife Becaues
Peltetier
Drowne
John Breen
Rogers Widow Dies Suddenly
Mrs. Henry H. Rogers widow of Standard Oil magnate died suddenly in a dining car en route from Bretton Woods New Jersey to New York City. She was 33 and had been ill since her husband’s death, seeking health at Bretton Woods. Her body was taken to the Rogers home in New York.
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United Press
New York
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oil
Todlay
Bretton Woods
N. J
News
Grand jury seeks special prosecutor for Portland DA
The Portland grand jury at Governor West's request asked Circuit Judge Morrow to appoint a special prosecutor to probe the district attorney's office. The jury met briefly to hear Governor West and others discuss the DA's conduct, with a ruling expected later from Judge Morrow.
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United. Press
Portland
Ore
Governor West
Morrow
Circuit Court
Grand
War Game In Western Connecticut Hills Demonstrates Militia Drill
Western Connecticut farmers watched a large scale military exercise as militia from New York New Jersey Vermont Massachusetts Maine and Connecticut played a war game. Under General Tasker Blix as chief umpire the attacking force called the red and the defenders the blues wore color hatbands. Automobiles motorcycles wire telegraph and airliners simulated modern warfare while infantry cavalry and artillery took part. Two photographs show the camp of the Berkshire regiment and a militia motorcycle patrol.
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Connecticut
Thac Beaudful
New York City
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Maine
Tasker O Blix
Usas
Reda
Berenty-fist
Penrose Guilty of Blackmail
President Roosevelt asserted that Senator Boies Penrose owed the Senate removal for allegedly blackmailing Standard Oil with a 1904 pledge to aid the Republican campaign. He compared Penrose to the New York graft cases, stressing the seriousness of such a statement if proven.
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United Press
Oys
Bay
Boies Penrose
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Penrose
New York
Senate
Wilson Out Of Politics In Return To Private Life
Spokane August 28 ex United States Senator John la Wilson longtime political leader announces plans to leave for an overseas trip at end of month He will be away much of the next three years seeks no further political preferment and will live on a fixed monthly income with profits going to his employer He traveled to Spokane to bid farewell to friends and colleagues
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United Press
Spokane
Wash
Jonn la Wilson
United States
MF Wilson
Seattle
Chary
Cauntry
Wilson
United States to Deploy Two Gunboats in Mexican Waters
United States plans to send two gunboats into Mexican waters, announced by American envoy Henry J. Wilson. The Wickaburt and Tea Molies will cruise the western coast, with the voyage described as friendly patrols and coordinated with authorities.
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United Stress
Mexico City
United States
Henry J. Wilsen
Wickaburt
Wilcon
Roosevelt to help Cochems run for congress in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on August 28 Colonel Roosevelt plans talks with Harry Cochems who seeks reelection to Congress. Victor Berger, the Socialist, defeated Cochems two years ago, while La Follette allies drift. A two to three way race is expected as Berger seeks another term, Cochems backs Roosevelt, and La Follette remains opposed.
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Milwaukee
Wits
Roosevelt
Harry &. Cochems
Victor Berger
Sorallat
Cochems
Bir
la Fallette
Hla
McGovern
la Tallette
Cochema
Haig
Johnson
Congress
Berger
Suctallet
la Follette
Willman tied to alleged Lawrence dynamite plot
Boston August 25 District Attorney Malletor announced that a grand jury is investigating allegations that Lawrence mill officials planned the dynamite scheme. Prominent men were summoned to the Boston headquarters for inquiry.
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United Press
Boston
Lawrence
Mal- Jetier
Beón
Pope to create American cardinal in Rome and Mexico
Paris reports the pope will appoint a new American cardinal to reside in Rome, serving as representative to Franco and Spain. It is also suggested the pope may later create a cardinal in Mexico.
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United Presa Sensea
Paris
Sabout
Rome
Franco
Spalt
Mexico
Chots Filed In County Superior Court Case Mention
Fragmented OCR text indicates new cases filed in county superior court with names like BG Atherg and Jacob Prezinger, references to Nav y CG and Morsinger, plus unclear terms. The readable items suggest a legal docket entry announcing new lawsuits or filings and involved parties in a local court.
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County Superior
Atherg
OL Royton
Foreinsnse
Canignae
Navey CG
Morsinger
Jacob Prezinger
Diyareo
Centralian Is Married At Presbyterian Church Ceremony
The couple from Aber diwen and Chobwls were married Tuesday at the Presbyterian church in Celyalls with Rev. L. Chittenden officiating. A separate notice seeks Civil War veterans for a Gettysburg reunion and announces a county assessor candidacy in the primary.
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Auiuley Ro Strom
Chobwls
Grace M. Goadeleh
Aberdiwen
Celyalls
L. Chittenden
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Centralian Is
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