Mothers Day Proclamation and Spokane Graft Alarm
Governor Marion E. Hay proclaims May 8 1910 as mothers day urging white flowers and church programs. The piece then details a Spokane graft scandal report accusing State Land Commissioner E W Ross and others of multi million loss and calls for investigation prosecution and resignation. It also notes Legh Freeman a Seattle based candidate for U S senate and local opinions.
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Hay
Marion E. Hay
State of Washington
Commonwealth
Legislative Investigating Committee
State Land Commissioner
State Land Office
E. W. Ross
Ross
State Land Commissioner’s Office
Weyerhauser Syndicate
Washington
Land Department
D. C
Yakima Democrat
Freeman
Seattle
State Taxpayers’ League
Legh Freeman
Senate
Republican Party
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B. G. Rich
W.D. McClain
Proprietor
Hotel
Colville
Stevens County Power & Light Co
Columbia Stables
John W. Walsh
Prop
O. K
J. M. Dupuis
the Examiner
Frank Kostka
Samos
Paul E. Kenoyfr
Legh Richmond Freeman
West
U.S
Stevens County
Abraham Lincoln
N. E. Nuzum
Spokane
Henry L. Kennan
Sim Lewis
J. A. Rochford
Walla Walla
William A. Huneke
Spokane County
R. W. Butler
B. F. Westmore
Spokane College
Colville Piano House
Colville Sewing Machine & Phonograph Co
Main Street
Meat Market
Janet Street
Stevens County Abstract Office
R.w.griffith
Empire Market
Rickard
F. T. Rickard
Will Dingle
The
Colville Plumbing and Tinning Co
D. Laury
Pantatorium
North Main Street
Colville Pantatorium
Miss Moore