Royalist for July reveals Royal Development Co mining plans
The Royalist reports Camp Goulden Washington July 15 1922 on Royal Development Company’s mine to the St Francis Tunnel. Tracking ore in a 慧 heading west and a southwest drift, with plans for Forest Service road funds and a portable saw mill to supply timber for the Trinity Tunnel portal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Development Co
Echo
Camp Goulden
Wash
St. Francis
St. Francis Tunnel
U. S. Forest Service
Trinity Tunnel
Francis R. Finnegan
Buffalo
N. Y
Royal Development Company
Hornell
Eugene Stone
Geo. Hamelman
Montana School of Mines
James and
Francis Naughton
Lieut. Bore
McCormick
Una Basin
U. S
Nipple Mountain
M. H. Gedney
Mexico
Alaska
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Jay Lonergan
Manley
Montana
Rail strike fallout reported as trains run late and cars idle
A newspaper summary notes that despite claims of normal conditions the Great Northern main line has trains late for weeks with some canceled and cars left in terminals for days. It highlights Monday No. 39 arriving late with minimal power and calls for an honest settlement that respects workers and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Strike breaker Warren booted from yards after late shift
G A Warren a boiler maker hired as a strikebreaker was fired and ordered from town by Officer Dude Brown after reports of late arrival drunken and disorderly behavior. Guards say he used obscene language and refused to work while Warren claims ties to Boilermakers Union 104 and past work for Skinner Eddy.
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G. A. Warren
Dude Brown
Warren
Roundhouse
Echo Man
Brown
Boulevard Cafe
Boilermakers Union 104
Seattle
Skinner & Eddy
Spokane
Jack Todd
Yards
Todd
Fire on French Creek Controlled by Ranger Brender
Ranger John S. Brender led the effort against a forest fire at French Creek. About fifty five men worked on containment using a new gasoline pump capable of packing on a horse and delivering water across two hundred feet. Fire began July 22 and costs have risen into the thousands with no end in sight as August dries.
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John S. Brender
French Creek
Mr. Brender
Rail line to Trinity Tunnel proposed linking Leavenworth and Portal
The plan envisions a railroad from St. Ann's to the Portal on the west river bank to access the Trinity Tunnel year round. Royal support could reassure Great Northern Railway engineers that the project is profitable, boosting development in Chinawa Basin Buck Creek Pass Range and Castle Creek to Cady Pass. Proponents cite winter work at the Royal and new supply routes from Camp Goulden to Trinity Tunnel.
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Sst. Ann's
Chiwawa
St. Ann’s
Cascade Creek
Trinity
Royal
The
Great Northern Railway
Trinity Tunnel
Chinawa
Buck Creek Pass
Miners Ridge
Little Giant
Castle Creek
Cady Pass
Leavenworth
Chinawa River
Camp Goulden
the Royal
Tragic Truck Accident Injures Local Boy
The eight year old son of Mr and Mrs John Bergren of Peshastin was crushed under a truck Wednesday morning. He suffered a fractured hip and multiple broken bones. Hospital officials say he is expected to recover. The boy was playing near the garage when he was caught beneath the vehicle driven by a man in Mr Bergrens employ.
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John Bergren
Peshastin
Fire In Snow Lake Region Amid Hard Winter Trek
Forestry staff were alerted by S. P. Beecher and Chas. Wright that a fire near Snow Lake was being fought. J. M. McKinley and C. A. Hastings investigated, reporting about ten acres burned. Firefighting is difficult due to lack of pack animals and miles of carry. A light rain fell Wednesday evening locally, with uncertain rain in the mountains.
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S. P. Beecher
Chas. Wright
Snow Lake
J. M. McKinley
C. A. Hastings
Mountain Home
Snow Lakes
French Creek
Congressman Webster Here Wednesday in Leavenworth
Congressman J Stanley Webster visited Leavenworth on a Wednesday accompanied by Swede Ferguson of Wenatchee. He spoke at length on labor disputes, supporting enforceable labor board findings and opposing the notion that such findings are mere recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stanley Webster
Leavenworth
Swede Ferguson
Wenatchee
Webster
Labor Board
Methodist Church Services Sunday Programs and Sermons
Sunday school at 9 45 with topic Savonarola led by Ray Jones Epworth league at 6 45 Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Morning subject The Well of Bethlehem Evening subject Without Excuse Pastor Wm Hoskins leads the church
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Epworth League
Savonarola
Ray Jones
Bridge Work Advances on Icicle Irrigation Project
The Icicle irrigation tunnel preparatory to boring under the Icicle ditch is underway at Fisher place. A contract hitch reportedly raised the price to 15.00 per foot, up from 12.50 as previously stated.
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Icicle
Fisher Place
Registration Books Close for Leavenworth Aug 22 1922
Notice to voters states that original registrations in Leavenworth Precinct close on August 22 1922 for a 20 day period until September 13 1922. Registration Officer E G Gowing signs the notice.
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Leavenworth
G. Gowing
Boy Scouts Put On Hypnotic Show At Crescent Beach
The Cashmere Troop 3 staged a hypnotic performance at Crescent Beach Pavilion last Friday evening drawing praise for talent. A large crowd attended the hard times dance there Saturday night with about thirty couples in the prize waltz won by Miss Pearl Young and Bob Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Cashmere
Crescent Beach Pavilion
Oliver Bates
Gaffney
J. C. Ruth
Grover Dickinson
Red Mountain
Pearl Young
Leavenworth
Bob Jones
Wenatchee
Hummers Car Rolls Over In Valley Incident Near Tom Henry
Ernest Hummer's car rolled over Friday evening near the Tom Henry residence, crushing the top and injuring two occupants C M Henderson and Young Carnahan. Hummer and another rider were unhurt. Henderson sustained back injuries and would be out several days. The party had just had a new top cover installed in Wenatchee.
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Ernest Hummer
Tom Henry Place
C. M. Henderson
Young Carnahan
Hummer
Mr. Henderson
Wenatchee
Tom Henry
Theo Paine
Paine
Mr. Paine
Buried in Well Claims Life of Cashmere Man
Al Boyd was killed while digging a well on the Harry Kinyon ranch near town. The collapse buried him five feet under after 11:55 am. His partner William Pleiman aided rescues but Boyd died after an hour and ten minutes despite attempts with a pulley. Clarence A. Boyd, 41, born in Illinois, owner of three Cottage Ave houses, left behind brothers Edward and George. Funeral held at Kuelles parlors Thursday at 10 am.
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Cashmere
al Boyd
William Pleiman
Harry Kinyon
Mr. Boyd
W. G. Parker
Clarence Alf Boyd
Illinois
Cottage Ave
Edward
George Boyd
Kuelles
Judge Griffiths to Speak Here on Political Issues
Judge Austin E. Griffiths is expected to return here in a couple weeks to deliver an address on the political issues of the day. The judge is described as an able orator and the event will attract broad interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin E. Griffiths
Sampson's Hats Featured and Blouses Highlighted
Sampson's promotes new hats with Paris pattern blouses and invites all. Rev C C Curry will speak at the M E church next Wednesday evening August 16 at 8 oclock. A Co-Operative Association bids for a Wenatchee warehouse are advertised. excavation began last Monday with plans due next Tuesday emphasizing insulation and ventilation for a top storage facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Curry
M. E
Co-Operative Association
Wenatchee District
Chief Clerk Carsons Absent After Shortage and Fraud Claims
A warrant is issued for C R Carsons chief clerk of Great Northern Lumber Co Leavenworth after he left without proper accounting. Bonding company refused to bond him and he allegedly took about three hundred dollars and drew unfunded checks. He planned marriage with a Seattle woman and deserted three others before their planned weddings. He is thirty, with duties in Leavenworth and Wenatchee and is sought by Officer N L Brown per Judge J C Davis.
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C. R. Carsons
Great Northern Lumber Co
Wenatchee
Roy Holmes
J. C. Davis
N. L. Brown
Carsons
Seattle
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Yard
Pacific Northwest tourist boom draws visitors by auto and rail
The Pacific Northwest attracts large numbers of travelers from across the United States and abroad. Officers report heavier auto and rail traffic than ever as advertising by the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association lures visitors to Oregon Washington and British Columbia. A Spokane expert notes a higher quality of travelers who spend time in hotels and seek scenic recreation including golfing literature from Scotland reaches the region.
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Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Pacific Northwest
America
Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
Frank W. Guilbert
Spokane
Forfar
Scotland
New York Tribune
United States
Real Estate Transfer in Leavenworth Record
Nick Kinchers transfers lot 3 block 4 Merriam addition to Leavenworth to T. C. Yocom for 575 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Kinchers
T. C. Yocom
Merriam
Leavenworth
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Kodak
Royal Mountain
Congressman Webster
Methodist Church Services
Lake Wenatchee
Judge Griffiths
Sampson’s
Paris
Sampson
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