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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1912

Page

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Republican County Convention Splits Taft Faction Splits

The Wenatchee Republican county convention on April 13 split into rival delegations after dispute over temporary leadership and credentials. Olds led the progressive side while Keeler headed the Taft faction, with chaotic scenes and fights surrounding the speaker’s stand. Delegates to the state convention were seated from the regular body, Taft support varied, and a primary-law resolution passed.

Wenatchee F.C. Lemon Republican County Central Committee Chelan Peshastin D. D. Olds H. C. Keeler Taft Mr. Olds Olds Mr. Keeler Postmaster Davis Leavenworth S. P. Beecher J. M. Johnson Malaga W. M. Emmerson J. D. Langdon Lake Wenatchee Republican Party Hall H. C. Keeler M. E. Field J. E. Ferguson E. S. Russell J. B. Adams Harry E. Carr A. H. Mohler O. W. Mintzer C. V. Martin Geo. D. Brown J. J. McNerney H. F. Hubbard J. H. Miller E. E. Shotwell J. A. Gellatly Judge McCoy M. A. Marley L. W. Woodrow Charles Joy O. M. Torrence Percy Scheble A. A. Bosquet R. F. Holm J. W. Hutchinson D. W. King Deed H Theodore Roosevelt la Follette

Good Roads Day Promoted Across Washington State

Gov Hay championed Good Roads Day along with Arbor Day observances on April 11 and 12. He urged roads associations and automobile clubs to engage. Gov Hay also visited Cowlitz county with Sen. F L Stewart and worked on roads with a shovel.

Gov. Hay Haseen Washington Hay Cowlitz County F. L. Stewart

Wenatchee Park firm to start camp in Chewawa valley

G S Merriam of the Wenatchee Park Land and Irrigation Co says a camp will be established in the Chewawa river valley next week with engineer Mr Lewis in charge to rush work. Water will run through the canal before summer. Rev Mr Peters seeks to locate a Friends colony on the land for solid workers. Icicle ditch company to begin Chumstick line soon. outlook for new land development is strong this year.

Wenatchee G. S. Merriam Arthur Gunn Friends Icicle Ditch Company

Wenatchee Park Co officials tour Chewawa Valley building site

John S Mooney treasurer and J Evan Gooding general manager of the Wenatchee Park Land and Irrigation Co arrived from Wenatchee Monday night to inspect the Chewave river valley project. They were joined by C A Gummere Seattle YMCA field secretary who will oversee a Wenatchee association building this summer. W W Thomson Jr storekeeper and postmaster at Chiwaukum and his father a longtime Nason Creek valley settler showcase local growth. John H Marks Inland Portland Cement Spokane representative visited as building material demand rises in Leavenworth.

John S. Mooney J. Evan Gooding Wenatchee Park Wenatchee Wenatchee Valley W. W. Thomson, Jr Chiwaukum Leavenworth Nason Creek Washington John H. Marks Inland Portland Cement Co Spokane

Leavenworth Beats Odessa 20 to 3 in Sunday Baseball

Leavenworth defeated Odessa by twenty runs as Moores Colts powered nine innings with twenty two hits. Pop Lee started strong through four innings before Navarre faltered. Cap Mazurie later turned the tide with a key fielding play. Collins and Brown handled relief as Leavenworth led 2 0 after one inning and stretched the lead every frame.

Moores Colts Christy Matthewson Navarre Pop Lee Sage Brusher Cap. Mazurie Larkin Lee Collins Brown

Beav er Creek Valley note and ball game recap

Batted for Holmes in the ninth. Kelch and Arnold had two base hits and Mahoney and Parks drove in runs. Pitchers Lee Collins Brown held to a few hits as Navarre and Heidrick added steals. C D Shugart and W B Sattler visited town from the Okanogan country with Dickinson place purchase and piano tuning work.

Kelchner Arnold Miller Mahoney McIntosh Navarre Lee Brown Shields Collins Parks Heidrick Simpson C. D. Shugart Beaver Creek Valley W. B. Sattler Dickinson Place Dr. Shore Mr. Sattler Okanogan Country

Washington Supreme Court Faces Multiple Caseloads

Data from Attorney General shows seven Washington interests before the U S Supreme Court, one before the Court of Appeals, and ten before the district court. State cases total 35 before the state Supreme Court and 180 in superior courts, with 38 in King county and 41 in Thurston county. Chelan county includes two actions: a review of Cashmere station facilities dismissed on stipulation and a condemnation suit for right of way on State road No 10.

W. V. Tanner United States Supreme Court State of Washington United States Court of Appeals United States District Court Supreme Court of Washington King County Thurston County Chelan County State of

Bankers Association Plans Waterville Meeting

Group One of the Washington State Bankers Association from Chelan Douglas Okanogan and Grant counties will hold its second annual meeting in Waterville on April 24 and 25. Robt Field of the State Bank and F S Jacobson of the Tumwater Bank with Jos Gangler will travel by auto next Wednesday morning, with Field and Jacobson possibly taking their wives.

Washington State Bankers Association Chelan Douglas Okanogan Grant Counties Waterville Robt. B. Field The State Bank F. S. Jacobson Tumwater Bank Jos. Gangler Messrs. Field Jacobsen

Wenatchee Commercial Club Luncheon Encourages Cooperation

A Wenatchee Commercial Club luncheon featured talks on good roads publicity by united efforts and water supply for the valley. Speakers urged federation of Chelan Douglas Okanogan and Grant counties for better roads and an open river to the Pacific.

Commercial Club Wenatchee Club John A. Gellatly Harry Crown United H. C. Littlefield Wenatchee Geo. W. Coburn Wenatchee Commercial Club Chelan Douglas Okanogan Grant Pacific Ocean Sam R. Sumner Wenatchee Valley Icicle C. Victor Martin Washington C. H. Phillips Rainier Phillips

Tumwater City Council Meets In Special Session

The Tumwater council met to discuss buying the town distribution system from Tumwater Light and Water Co and the street paving issue. The buying proposition ordinance was read and laid over for action next Tuesday. A plan to move a frame house on Eighth and Commercial was approved with a ninety day removal condition.

Tumwater Light & Water Co Deed H Eighth Commercial Streets Eigth Street Berry R. E. Brown Hillyard

Ladies Aid Raises Funds for Mrs Haines Roster

A Royal Neighbors committee led by Mrs Mabel Hutchings and others visited Mrs A L Haines to view a bouquet and plan fundraising. They organized a benefit ball and railroad fare collection to cover Mayo Bros treatment in Rochester Minnesota. Local donations included auto licenses issued to F Coleman Wenatchee and John A Gellatly.

America Mabel Hutchings Amanda Martin Bessie Chandler Mary Egan A. L. Haines Haines Rochester Minn Mayo Bros Leavenworth

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Aberdeen Fred L. Brender Lou Brender Chewawa Valley Odessa Odessa AB Holmes Larkins Mazurie Sea Ee Smith Supreme Court Bankers Association Commercil Club F. Coleman Secretary of State Pullman Auto Frank C. Lemon Mitchell and Flanders Leavenworth Merc. Co Hathaway Tumwater L & W Co E Carlquist Martin Christensen Acs Jos M Gangler E Simpson Chas. Roach T J Costello Chas. Mischke G McCoy G Krollpfeiffer Leavenworth State Bank Gibbs A. Brown Lindblom Violette Manus Lee Se McPhee H Delamater Mrs M Egan Cash J T McDonald Uncle Dick Mr Ritchie L Sauer Wieg M Johnson
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