Big Caucus Names Good Ticket In Kennewick
A large turnout at the Kennewick general caucus in Amon's Hall saw nearly 125 voters. The staged balloting process named James A. Rose, James Crowell, and Christ Kruse as the top council nominees with Rose declared Councilman No. 1 and Crowell as No. 2 after multiple ballots.
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Kennewick
Amon’s Hall
L. E. Johnson
Fay F. Dean
G. F. Richardson
Christ Kruse
J. J. Reed
G. A. Shlund
James Crowell
A. H. Richards
H. D. Sweet
H. A. Howe
Jas. A. Rose
Kruse
Reed
Ra Crowell
Schlund
Richards
A. Sweet
Howe
Rose
James A. Rose
Reede
Crowell
Sweet
Nominations for local offices on Citizens Ticket ballot
Nominations were in order for treasurer with Ben Knapp and A F Brown named and the ballot resulted. Brown Knapp 52 Geo F Richardson nominated for police judge by acclamation after Clinton Staser withdrew. On motion it was voted to place the names on the ballot as the Citizens Ticket.
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Ben Knapp
A. F. Brown
Brown Knapp
Geo. F. Richardson
Clinton Staser
Citizens Ticket
We Have The Dollar Now
In 1893 Europe drained gold from the United States. after 1900 gold became the standard. The piece compares past insolvency and current financial power, noting shifts in wheat and cotton values, bank deposits, and total gold, with a local business plug for Chas Collins Co and Whiteluck's instruments.
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Europe
Treasury
Sam
Saturday Evening Post
Defect in Primary Law Sparks Critique of Campaign Financing
The Republic argues the direct primary aim to curb candidate spending fails if filings are delayed. It notes the law required sworn expense statements ten days after the primary, but candidates can delay beyond that period, risking perjury and undermining the measure.
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Hrades
Republic
Our National Bird and Thanksgiving Turkey
The piece contrasts the eagle with the turkey in a Sunday Magazine meditation on national symbols then notes a Missouri fuel outage on November 29. A 16 inch gas main burst at Altamont Kansas cut natural gas, leaving two hundred thousand people without cookable fuel and sparking a stove scramble.
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Missouri
Altamont
Kan
Shook and Rush wed in Seville Ohio home ceremony
A. L. Shook married Edith M. Rush at the bride's parents home in Seville officiated by Rev. H. E. Nicklin. The couple, after a wedding dinner, traveled by train to Chicago Kansas City Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City before visiting Kennewick and Sand Point. They plan Kennewick as their permanent home and are warmly welcomed by the community.
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A. L. Shook
Edith M. Rush
Seville
Ohio
H. E. Nicklin
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Kennewick
Sand Point
Town leaders elected as citizen ticket
A citizen's ticket was nominated and put up last Wednesday evening with Albert Smith for mayor A R McLane P E Maddox Jos Burchett and a council member slate. J Greer Long of Spokane & Eastern Trust Co was in Prosser last week as surveyors moved from town site north of town to Kiona midweek. George Fendler of Kennewick Bottling Works and J S Kennett of Hoyer visited here last week. Attorney G A Lane has moved to Seattle.
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Kiona
J. Greer Long
Spokane & Eastern Truat Co
Spokane
Prosser
McLane
George (. Fendler
Kennewick Bottling Works
J.S. Kennett
Hoyer
Albert Smith
A. R. McLane
P. E. Maddox
Jos. Burchett
Election Notice for Kennewick Municipal Officers 1907
Notice states an election on December 3 at Commercial Club Rooms Kennewick Washington. Voters will elect three councilmen one Treasurer and one Police Justice. Polls open at nine in the morning and close about seven in the evening. Dated November 15 1907 Fay F Dean town clerk.
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Commercial Club
Amon
Kennewick
State of Washington
Fay F. Dean
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Citizens
Knapp
Richardson
Rt A
Schlund Richards Howe
The
Chas Collins Co
Whiteluck’s
Kine’s “‘Phanks
Naval
New England
China
Haviland
King & Son
BIG Department Store
G. A. Lane
Seattle
L. R. Whitelock
Cascade Lumber Company
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