Debates on Injunctions and Economic Policy
The speaker defends the use of injunctions to protect property and business rights against labor disruptions. He critiques Democratic platform ambiguity on industrial disputes, argues for notice before injunctions, opposes jury trials for court orders, and warns against weakening courts. He outlines currency, banking, postal savings, and national issues including the Philippines, race, campaign finance, and tax measures.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Iabor
Erie Railroad
Supreme Court
Congress
Postal Savings Bank
Post Office Department
Republican Party
Notice of Primary Election in Benton County Washington
County Auditor announces a state and county primary to nominate candidates for the general election on the second Tuesday of September 1908. Polls in Benton County will open 11 a.m. and close 8 p.m., with possible post closing voting if electors remain. The notice lists party designation and candidate details for all precincts where nomination papers have been filed.
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Supreme and
Superio Court
Supreme and Superior Court
A.D
Benton County
State of Washington
Congressional Ballot Listing With Spokane Candidates
A voter guide lists Republican and Democratic contenders for Congress. LEE A JOHNSON Sunnyside Spokane and others including ROCKWELL LUDPDEN ROSENHAUPT BOONE POINDEXTER FIELD GOODYEAR and WILLIAM GOODYEAR are shown with Spokane and nearby addresses. The slate includes both parties naming multiple candidates across Washington districts.
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Congressional
Congress
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
Wash
D. Rockwell
First Ave
Spokane
William H. Ludpden
Fourth Ave
Marry Rosenhaupt
Spokane Wash
M. Boone
Palouse
Miles
Iniana Ave
F. Field
Stehekin
William Goodyear
East St. Colfax
State Governor and candidate list in Washington races
The listing shows Governor William M. Ridpath with a slate of Republican candidates across Washington state including Joan Atkinson J W Robinson Henry McBride Oscar H Neil Alpert Mead Robt B Brown Samuel Cosgrove John Pattison and J Sprawn, and Democratic contenders Jimmy Durkin Patrick Byrne Jim Durkin William Blackman in various cities.
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William M. Ridpath
Fifth Ave
Spokane
Wash
Joan PD. Atkinson
Great
Robt B. Brown
23Rd Ave
Seattle
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Pomeroy
John Pattison
Mill St
Colfax
J. Splawn
8Th St
Yakima
Patrick S. Byrne
Boone St
Jimmi F. Durkin
Stevens St
William Blackman
16Th Ave
Candidate slate listed for Washington state offices
The article lists Republican and Democratic nominees for Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer State Auditor Attorney General Commissioner of Public Lands Superintendent of Public Instruction Insurance Commissioner and other county posts across Washington. It notes witness signatures by officials in Benton County and the upcoming Pacific National Livestock Show with a $20,000 premium list and seven northwest fairs.
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Ellis Morrison
Terry Ave
Seattle
Wash
Charles FE. Coon
Maple Ave
1St Pt
Townsend
A. V. Fawcett
Baker St
Oma Wesh
Co. G. Austin
3D Ave. W
M. E. Hay
Wilbur
A. C. Edwards
Stata
Spokane
Arry H. Collier
South
Tacoman
H. H. Kulies
23Rd Ave
Sam H. Nichols
Colby
Everett
I. M. Howell
Taroma
Otis Johnson
Edward K. Erwin
S. Maple St
John G. Lewis
West 2Nd St
Aberdeen
John L. Murray
Friday Harbor
W. Clausen
Port Orchard
John Tobin
Broadway
Bellingham
W. E. Cromwell
So. E St
Tacoma
W. W. Tanner
13Th Ave
Seatle
J. H. Easterday
Kh. H. Kipp
Meadow St
Colfax
Nash
W. P. Bell
Evertt, Wash
Fr. W. Ross
Castle Rock
Stephen A. Cauvert
Zenith
Ignatius A. Navarre
Lake Side
Albery Schooley
Cheha'is Wash
Enerintendent of Public Instruction
Montesano
John H Schively
Ninth St. Yympia
Albert Helander
2Nd Ave
D. BR. Bullock
Riverside Ave
Spokane Wash
L Welbon
Oreas
Edwin FP. Masterson
7Th St
Levi Ankeny
Crescent &J
Wata Walla
Wesley J. Jones
So. Naches
Yakima
Willam H. Snell
Tacoma Ave
George F. Cotterill
Taylor Ave
M. M. Godman
9Th Ave
Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Chicago
Salem
North Yakima
Legislative slate lists candidates for district seats
In Atare Gengterith District and North Yakima area votes will decide state representatives. Republicans Stephen J. Harrison Samuel J. Cameron Edward B. Williamson Henry J. Snively and Bruce Fo McGregor J R McKeand A Rose E W R Taylor are named with residences in Prosser Kennewick and North Yakima. Democratic contenders include J A Rose and E W R Taylor with similar Prosser ties.
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Atare Gengterith
Stephen J. Harrison
Sennyside Wash
Samuel J. Cameron
North Yakima
Wash
Edward B. Williamson
Prosser
Henry J. Snively
2Nd St
County Officials Named in Prosser and Kennewick
County Sheriff R D Ellis of Kennewick and County Clerk J D Marsh of Prosser are listed as Republican. County Auditor W S Jenkins of Prosser is noted as Republican with the Reynolds affiliation truncated.
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John Severyns
Prosser
Wash
Epublican
J. Kelly Depriest
Kennewick
Republican
S. C. Crooks
Demomaar
K. Bowers
Frank A. Jenne
R. D. Ellis
A. G. McNeili
J.D. Marsh
Prosser, Wash
W S Jenkins
Primary for Supreme Court Judges in Benton County
Judicial officers to be elected at the general election in November 1908 will have a primary in Benton County Washington on September 2 1908 polls open 11 am to 8 pm at regular precinct polling places Nominations filed include Herman D Crow for the Supreme Court and E 223 Highland is listed as an address detail.
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Supreme Court
THE
Herman D. Crow
Highland
Guards Raid Pasco Restaurants Overpriced Charges
In Pasco Washington on August 18 three North Dakota National Guard companies raided Northern Pacific and Eagle restaurants. They seized edibles and cigars were saved only by a young employee with a loaded revolver. Proprieties seek damages and argue whether guards acted as state citizens or federal troops under the Dick law.
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Pasco
Wash
Northern Pacific
Eagle
North Dakota National Guardsmen
North Yakima
North Dakota
United States Army
Nehalem Rancher Vanishes in Coast Range Hills
Andrew Casper, a Nehalem rancher, disappeared August 4 after leaving his team and wagon at a livery stable and drawing money from the bank in Tillamook Oregon. His friends fear insanity may have driven him into the Coast Range mountains where he became lost.
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Nehalem
Tillamook
Coast Range
Andrew Casper
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Court of First Instance
Court of Appeals
England
America
Oklahoma
Philippines
New York
Republican National Committee
Republican State Committee
Hughes
Treasury
National Committee
First National Bank
J. E. Tull
Kennewick, Wash
Charles F. Gilpin
R. B. Walker
J. W. Callicotte Prosser
W. A. Harrison
Ernest L. Kolb
H. Dustin
Minnie M. Carnahan
Annie Goff
J. N. Crosby
George Ll. Finn
L. A. Heinzerling
H. C. J. Tweedt
J. B. Clements
Justice of Peace
W. R. Mahan
W. H. Tucker
J. C. Williams
Co. G. Baker
Shelby
W. S. Jenkins
Washington
Milo A. Root