Washington recall amendment proposed for 1912 election
State publication outlines proposed constitutional amendment adding Sections 33 and 34 to Article One to authorize recall of elective public officers. Ballot wording includes For and Against statements. Public notice dated Olympia July 1 1912. Also notice of 1912 homestead final proof hearing in Walla Walla district with witnesses listed.
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State of Washington
Secretary of State
State of
Washington
Olympia
Department of the Interior
U. S
Walla Walla
Anna Fritsche
Fritrick William Bindernagel
Seattle
Wash
Ney
Range
Will. Meridian
Scott Z. Henderson
Kennewick
George Town
Alfred Amon
William Amon
Jank Larkin
John H. McDonald
Window at the White Cat Mystery Deepens in Miss Jane Case
A narrator recalls Miss Jane missing mail and a niece delivering two letters from City and New York as Margery’s motive for fetching Miss Jane’s mail is questioned. The quiet Maitland house and dark windows hint at a broader disappearance and a clandestine correspondence. The narrator notes catching the 10 o clock train back to the city amid unanswered questions.
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Miss Jane
New York
Maitland Place
Margery
Funeral culminates in lavish ceremony and murky loyalties
Amid a costly funeral with honorary pallbearers and floral displays, Margery moves through grief while Edith and Fred navigate looming threats. The narrator wrestles with whether to reveal Wardrop’s guilt, balancing duty, love, and a fragile hope for Margery’s future. Mrs. Butler arrives, and tensions rise as political deaths cast a shadow over the family.
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Margery
Edith
Letitia
Sade
Gina Seay
Ian
Fred
Fleming House
Mrs. Butler
Hopey
Jack
Wardrop
Edith al
Trustee's Sale of Bankruptcy Estate Furniture and Fixtures
In the Eastern District of Washington Southern Division the trustee will sell all remaining stock of furniture and fixtures of bankrupt B C Elms for cash to the highest bidder August 27 1912 in Kennewick Washington Sealed bids accepted until noon and subject to court confirmation H A Howe Trustee
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District Court of the United States
Kennewick
Washington
H. A. Howe
Park Walk Deepens Window In Murky Fleming Case
In the park Margery and the narrator reflect on a fraught week as Miss Jane remains missing and Wardrop fears exposure in the Fleming affair. Burton advances the theory Wardrop's larceny ties to a larger plot while Mrs. Butler confronts loss and social pressures in a tense household.
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Margery
Monmouth Avenue
Burton
Miss Grant
Carter
Post Office
Fleming
Miss Jane
Bellwood
Letitia
Jane
Advertised Letters List for Delivery Post
The notice names dozens of names including Beasan Andrew J Borgan Willie Jones Mrs Bessie Johnson Mrs Gustie King Dr A M Karatalion Nek McMann J H Moarigan D Peaches Joannie Perfetto Pasquale Thill George Beasan John Denton Hazel Jones W Arthur Jones Mrs Cora A Kernan Chas Lyons Frank Olson Ollie Rappageorge S A Riggs Harry P and others awaiting pickup at 0 Box 774.
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Legal Publications
I. M. Howell
Ellen Butler
Knox
Benton County
C. D. Walter
Office of
C. A. Missimer
Taylor Block Prosser Wash
J. W. Callicotte
H. D. Nicewanger
A. C. Rundle
M. A. Barbee
L. S. Crossland
Wm. Muncey
S. M. McKee
A. G. McNeill
W. R. Mahan
J. Kelly DePriest
B. F. Knapp
Republican
Frank E. Snively
Frank J. Allen
Edward Meath
F. M. Goodwin
Congress
Geo. W. Sheefer
Harley R. Tucker
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