Socialists in Colville and Spokane street speaking clash with law
W L Sax, once reluctant, accepts mayoral nomination as Colville joins Northport as Stevens county socialist centers. Spokane battles an anti street speaking ordinance amid jailings and protests. Sockeye salmon eggs ordered for Bonneville hatchery to restock the Columbia river. A newspaper owner laments low circulation while selling ads abroad.
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W. L. Sax
Colville
Stevens County
Northport
Spokane
International Workers of the World
Durance
Sullivan
Supreme Courts
Taft
W. J. Bryan
Columbia River
U. S
George H. Bowers
Washington, D. C
Yes Bay
Alaska
Bonneville Salmon Hatchery
Columbia
No-License Favored in County Vote Despite Incomplete Returns
County voters leaned against licensing with an estimated 65 percent supporting no license amid partial precinct tallies. Full results, including final counts, are expected next week. The piece also recounts local notes on Chewelah growth, Hunters church fund drive, and Northport land plans and farming prospects along the Columbia River.
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Colville
W. L. Sax
A. Brouillet
A. B. Lansburn
A. J. Montgomery
W. W. Campbell
John S. Anderson
W. Mighell
R. J. Townsend
al Lynch
A. B. Cook
W. F. Diffenbacher
W. S. Prindle
J. H. Lasswell
L. C. Josseph
J. E. Rice
Geo. W. Thomas
Statesman Index
Spokane
Chewelah
Colville Valley
Spokesman-Review
Columbia
Northport
Columbia River
Republican
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B. G. Rich
Colville Lumber Yard
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Furkey
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Idaho
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the Examiner
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Davenport Tribune
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Chicago
W. A. Major
Seattle
Hunters
Major
John Russell
Tennessee
Thomas R. Major
Singer
Colville Piano House
Janet Street
Stevens County Abstract Office
G. Bellinger
Frank Kostka
Washington
Hotel
Will Dingle
W. D. McClain
Proprietor
The
Henry R. Spedden
Colville, Wash