Tays Ninety Feet High at Panama-Pacific Exposition
A compilation of opinions on the Progressive Party's maturing saga in Washington and Stevens County, contrasting motives for party alignment and implying a drift back to the Republicans for many leaders seeking office. Also notes Spokane mining events, immigration trends, and vehicle track standardization efforts plus a printer’s note.
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Progressive Party
United States
Washington
Stevens County
New Party
Republican Party
Aberdeen
Chicago
Tacoma
Spokane Chamber of Commerce, Mining Men’s Club
Spokane Engineering and Technical Association
Northwest
Spokane
Idaho
British Columbia
Montana
Oregon
San Francisco
Carriage Builders’ National Association
New York City
Toyland Grown Up
Emmaline Imogene
Tin Soldier
Governor Lister warns of mounting costs and need for retrenchment
The opening message of Governor Ernest Lister to the fourteenth Washington legislature warns that state and local governments face unsustainable tax burdens. He cites historic bond issuance totaling over 100 million dollars and annual interest near five million, urging retrenchment and a constitutional convention to cut public expenditures and simplify government.
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Washington
Ernest Lister
W. W. Connor
Lister
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Rich
B. G. Rich
Jeweler and Optician
Lasswell Building
Colville, Washington
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Colville
Will Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville Abstract CO
Seattle
Great Northern Railway
Cascades
D. W. Williams
Wash
R. C. Shaw
Pass
Spokane, Wash
Harbie Shallenberger
Europe
Department
Examiner
Frank B. Goetter
Colville Wash
C. Dekeyzer
HOTEL
Touraine
New
Monroe Street Bridge
Riverside Avenue
Wm Snow
R. H. Snow
Mgr
Madison
Arthur G. Jury
The
Colville Flour Mills
Graham
Colville Flour Mille
Jones
Zack