Investigations and political clashes headline 1912 era turmoil
The report covers lobbying by the National Association of Manufacturers with claims of congressional subservience and campaign influence, Illinois suffrage progress with women gaining ballot access, and a national push for the progressive movement amid party realignments. It notes public health concerns at Fourth of July celebrations and sugar industry pleas for duties, along with local political endorsements and religious outreach efforts.
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National Capital
Martin M. Mulhall
Baltimore
National Association of Manufacturers
New York World
Chicago Tribune
Mulhall
Mr. Mulhall
Congress
House of Representatives
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Jeweler
Optician Lasswell Building
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Colville
Stevens County
Will Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Colville Abstract CO
Title Guaranty & Investment Co
Rickey
Retail Department Wholesale Typewriter CO
Second Avenue
Seattle
Washington
the Examiner
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Medical Lake Asylum
Jones-Works
District of Columbia
Illinois
Mississippi
William E. Cadmus
Peoria, Ill
Progressive National Committee
Cadmus
United States
Progressive Party
Kansas City Star
J. C. Eakle
Lister
Agricultural Commission
Eakle
American Bible Society
Board of Managers
British and Foreign Bible Society
Internal Revenue Bureau
United States Treasury
Albert Kulzer
Valley
Hugh McMillan
Orin
Charles Snapp
Springdale
S. S. Beggs
Democratic Committee
Young Men’s Democratic League
Kulzer
Stevens
Ferry Counties
D. H. Kimple Architect
Henry C. Rukgaber
Frank B.goetter
Colville Wash
C. Dekeyzer
Dorman’s Cafe
Garland Dorman
HOTEL
Touraine
Spokane
Toffice
New
Monroe Street Bridge
Aeeeneien Avenue
Y. Wm Snow
R. H. Snow
Mgr
Examiner
Ford
Ford Times
Willett Bros