Papers Move to Chewelah and Notable Washington News
C E Smith moves his Meyers Falls plant to Chewelah to start a new paper, with a building under construction. Obituary notes Davenport editor James Odgers, a longtime eastern Washington journalist. Supreme court reform talks surface amid Root investigation and a new judge appointment. Roosevelt commission finishes Spokane hearings praising citizen engagement and outlining farm life reforms.
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James Odgers
Davenport Tribune
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Washington
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Washington State Press Association
Lee Odgers
Leavenworth Echo
Supreme Court
Olympia
Spokane Chronicle
Milo A. Root
Root
Judge Chadwick
Supreme Bench
Mead
Spokane
Roosevelt Country Life Commission
Bozeman
Mont
L. H. Bailey
Bailey
Bureau of Farm Life
Big Bend
Palouse
Stevens County
Idaho
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Louis Droz
Frank B. Goetter
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Colville Land Company
First National Bank Building
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