Grayson Elevates Role of President’s Doctor in White House
Washington a private and personal physician to the president Cary T Grayson is celebrated for elevating the post to honor He serves as confidant family adviser regulates office hours and sometimes reporters statements He also connects the president with the press when away from Washington and advocates exercise and health for the president.
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Washington
United States
White House
Cary T. Grayson
Medical Corps of the Navy
Grayson
Archibald Butt
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
Naval Hospital
New York
Cornish
Cigar Costly Theft In Muncie Barroom Meeting
In Muncie Indiana Joseph Cegelka a Romanian man says he paid 450 dollars for a cigar given by a stranger named John Adams at Mrs Martha Jones boarding house. After an hour together Adams left and Cegelka was robbed of 450 dollars police suspect the cigar was doped and aided the theft.
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Muncie
Ind
Joseph Cegelka
Adams
Clocks Tell Of Theft At University Campus
In Seattle a theft at the University of Washington disrupted the campus timing system. At 8:40 p.m. the electric clocks stopped as the master clock ran on. an empty cottage revealed the circuit broken and a clock torn from the wall. The thief also abducted part of the telephone line.
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Seattle
Wash
University of Washington
Bloomington boy uncovers $610 treasure in old barn
George Chamberlin, a Bloomington boy, dug up a tin can near an old barn in Streator containing $610 in gold and bills. The finder turned the treasure over to the estate of Mrs. Alice Riley, owner of the property, who is deceased. with no claimants, the finder sues to recover the treasure.
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Bloomington
Ill
George Chamberlin
Alice Riley
Farmer reports cow births one calf and a half
Hickman Kentucky farmer C G Higgs says one cow gave birth to two calves. One calf is normal while the other is a deformed twin or calk half calf lacking legs and a tail. The malformed calf died.
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Hickman, Ky
C. G. Higgs
Here
Miss Pendleton Quarantined Over Scarlet Fever in Leavenworth
Miss Bessie Pendleton fell ill in Seattle and was moved to Leavenworth where a local doctor diagnosed scarlet fever. Nora Pendleton remains quarantined to determine if she contracted the illness while authorities plan care and monitoring. J T McDonald of Peshastin Lumber reports the mill will run twelve hours daily next week, a sign of improving times.
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Bessie Pendleton
Seattle
Nora
Leavenworth
Leslie
J. T. McDonald
Peshastin Lumber Co
Four Sunday School Conventions Planned in May
Inland Empire Sunday School Association announces four meetings in May at Pasco Lewiston Colville and Waterville with dates May 2 4 6 8 10 and 11 13. Local notes report social visits and travel as Sam Sumner and companions called on The Echo with Leavenworth visit. Minor community activities include grade school exercises and a birthday gathering at the Potter home.
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Inland Empire Sunday School Association
Pasco
Lewiston
Colville
Waterville
Wenatchee Police Chief Seeks County Sheriff Nomination
Mr. Inscho, longtime Wenatchee resident, has served nine years on the city police force and seven years as chief. He seeks the Republican sheriff nomination, promising impartial enforcement of the law and referencing his familiarity with county residents.
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Inscho
Wenatchee
Industrial expansion and transport works in Pacific Northwest
Carstens Packing Co plans a 50000 expansion in Spokane. Alaska railroad needs 2000000 in statewide supplies. Chehalis ships a 165 ft flagpole to New York. Pasco stockyards and Pasco flour mill planned with Portland and Seattle capital. Seattle gains a 250000 can plant under American Can Co. 260000 planned by Pacific Power in Washington. North Yakima sub station largest item. Tacoma builds a 50000 church. Stevenson-Coe mill at Orting to reopen after hiatus. Chehalis-Centralia fare cut to 10 cents. jitney schedule mandated 6:30 am to 10:30 pm. Yakima valley to see three railroad branch lines. Vancouver cannery starts May 1 with 300 workers. Wood shipbuilding revival noted. equitable laws urged. Shelled corn 1.75 per cwt at Motteler's Feed Store.
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Pacific Power & Light Co
Washington
North Yakima
Tacoma
Stevenson-Coe
Orting
Reynolds Seeks Republican Sheriff Nomination in Chelan County
Authorized advertising presents Frank A. Reynolds to Chelan County voters as a Republican candidate for sheriff in the upcoming primary. He seeks the nomination and asks voter support for the party ticket.
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Frank A. Reynolds
Chelan County
Community Notes From Peshastin and Wenatchee
Local items report travel by residents to Wenatchee and Joliet Illinois, car purchases including a 1917 National and a Ford, and a Harley Davidson first of the year. A school board vacancy election runs April 28 with C A Wright and A J Mills as candidates. A memorial for J A Green’s mother arrives from Tacoma. A benefit dance funds the baseball club. Reiman family moves new Odessa ranch plans.
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J. W. Sussex
C. A. Wright
A. J. Mills
Hal Starks
Seattle
Local News Briefs From Dryden Area
Dryden residents including Miss Helen Peters and Mrs. George Lowrance stay in Cashmere with kin while Harland Kinney travels to Spokane in a new car. New arrivals include Dick McDonald and family from Eagle Creek and L A Bland’s Montana parents visiting. An Easter program by South Dryden Sunday school impressed attendees, while a derailment last Friday damaged a train with thirteen boxcars derailed below the lower bridge.
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Harland Kinney
Spokane
L. A. Bland
Montana
Dick McDonald
Eagle Creek
Mr. McDonald
South Dryden Sunday School
Telma Fowler Loses Valuable Horse and Local News Mix
A local notice bundle reports Telma D. W. Fowler losing a valuable horse last week. Several residents including A. H. Carnahan, Henry Jacques, Mikle and Horace Richardson, Harold Fowler, Mrs. Harlan, W. A. Nelson and Miss Wilda Batchelor are noted for visits, dinners, or travel. The Telma Literary Club met April 21, and the lake is now open for navigation enabling boat travel.
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A. H. Carnahan
Winton
Henry Jacques
Mikle
Horace Richardson
Harold Fowler
Five Room House For Sale Near School With Fruit Trees
FOR SALE five room house almost new with 200 by 195 foot lot and fruit trees. Three minutes from schoolhouse. Part cash and terms. Inquire at Echo office. Echo offers better cheaper printing and invites you to compare figures before your next job.
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Echo Office
the Echo
Mount Vernon Book Offer Sways Readers
A reader notes a forthcoming handsome volume titled Mount Vernon, the Home of Washington. The notice invites approval of the work as a desirable addition for collectors and local history enthusiasts.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
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Play
Sam Sumner
N. Insche
Lem Ward
Echo
Harry Westland
Dryden
Mrs. S. A. Potter
G. W. Sampson
H. G. Krollpfeffer
G. A. Bunch
N. Inscho
State Industrial News
Carstens Packing Co
Alaska
Northwest
Chehalis
The
American Can Co
North Coast Power Co
Centralia
Yakima Valley
Portland
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Motteler’s Feed Store
Chelan Co
Prince Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Sieilibats
Pringe Albert
P. A
Prince Albert Tobacco
Winston-Salem, N. C
Peshastin
J. B. Duncan
Geo. Gussard
C. M. and
Joe Gussard
Wenatchee Hospital
Guild
J. C. Biles
Peshastin Fruitgrowers
C. Collins
D. McCoy
Joliet
Alvin Morton
Ralph Curtis
Wm. Stage
Mr. Stage
Maxwell
Mr. Curtis
Ford
Mrs. A. Bigelow
J. A. Green
Lowell Ranch
Mr. Green
Otto Reiman
Will Reiman
Odessa
Otto
Fred
Helen Peters
Cashmere
Mrs
George Lowrence
Telma
D. W. Fowler
Mrs. Harlan
W. A. Nelson
Ollie Carnahan
Neil Sears
John Hedin
Wilda Batchelor
Telma Literary Club
Irene Fowler
Bessie
E. E. Batchelor
Mabel Hutchings
Leavenworth, Wash
Susie Fromm
Briskey’s Ranch
Froie
D. H
C. & O. Nursery Co
Wenatchee, Wash
U.S. Press Association
Washington, D. C
Bond Building
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