County Finances and The 1914 Hard Times Debate
The Examiner launches a series analyzing county offices and expense accounts to educate taxpayers ahead of campaigns. It also discusses national hard times, tariff, currency, trusts, and democratic reforms, weighing prosperity claims and party performance with references to 1907 08 panics and current federal actions.
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Spokesmanc Review
Examiner
Colville
State Bureau of Insane
Superior Court
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Detroit
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago
New York City
Central Federated Labor Union
Subway
New York
Colorado
Bulgaria
Philadelphia
Kensington
San Francisco
Toledo
Camden
N. J
Joseph Campbell Company
Buffalo
Granite City
Ill
Adolph Lorber
Lorber
Wall Street
Democratic Party
Rainey
Illinois
Claflin
Bell Telephone Payouts Share of Public Funds Revealed
Report notes the general election field and lack of primary filings. It states Bell Telephone pays 50 percent of public money as wages and salaries and only 4.92 percent of plant in service as interest and dividends.
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Bell Telepone
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Gaines Studio
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Lasswell
Washington
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Stevens County
Will Dingle
Frank Kostka
Colville, Washington
Colville Abstract CO
Great Northern Railway
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Omaha
Neb
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St. Paul, Minn
Kansas City
Chicago, Ill
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Mich
Toronto
N. Y
Boston
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Spokane
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St. Paul
Glacier National Park
Alps OF America
D. W. Williams
Wash
Atnene Railway
R. Shaw Trav. Pass. Agt
Spokane, Wash
Statesman-Index
Socialist Organization
Addy
Lewis J. Duncan
Butte
Kate Saddler
Socialist National
D. H. Kimple Architect
Frank B. Goetter
Colville Wash
Stevens County Drug Store
C. Dekeyzer
Madison
Arthurg
Hayes Feed Store
Wilson Produce Co