Supreme Court Hopeful Milo A Root Profiles Career
Milo A Root born 1863 in Bureau County Illinois rose from frontier poverty to Washington law and politics. He taught in Chehalis County then practiced in Olympia Seattle and became Thurston County prosecutor and later judge. He seeks a full six year term on the Washington Supreme Court on the non partisan ticket alongside Herman D Crow and S J Chadwick.
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Milo A. Root
Bureau County
Illinois
Root
Chehalis
Olympia
Thurston County
Territorial
Oympia
Board of Trade
Washington
State Society of Charities and Corrections
Seattle
Supreme Court
Supreme Judgship
Republican
Supreme Judge
Herman D. Crow
S. J. Chadwick
Young & Chance
Judge Crow
State Senate
Horace E. Houghton
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Crow
Washington State College
Pullman
Rogers
State College
Sketch of Charles E. Coon Career and Campaign
A portrait of Charles E. Coon a veteran public figure in Washington state politics and business. The Port Townsend leader served as mayor headed the chamber of commerce and now appears on the Republican lieutenant governor ballot. Joe Easterday from Tacoma is favored for attorney general with a record in budget savings and criminal law.
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Charles E. Coon
State Grocers’ Association
Port Townsend
Coon
23Rd
New York Volunteers
Grover Cleveland
Europe
United States
National Congress
Treasury Department
Congress
New York
Dan E. Sickles
Harrison
of Washington
Tacoma
Republican Party
J. H. Easterday
Joe
Joe Easterday
Washington
Easterday
Deputy County Engineer Seeks County Post
Fred Berry, deputy to County Engineer Navarre, announces his candidacy for county engineer in the Republican primaries. He cites two years of deputy experience and familiarity with field and office work and notes Navarre’s reforms begun under his tenure.
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Fred Berry
Engineer Navarre
Navarre
The Man Who Wants To Be County Attorney
W M Emerson a Republican candidate for Chelan County prosecuting attorney. Born in Iowa grew up on a farm later Missouri, abandoned medicine after his father’s death, moved west in 1891 with under five dollars, rose to prominence in the Chelan region, began law study eight years ago and admitted in 1903, married fourteen years ago with six children.
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Judge Crow
Florence Mendenhall
Delaware
Ohio
Denton M. Crow
Spokane
Judge Richardson
W. M. Emerson
Chelan County
Mr. Emerson
Iowa
Missouri
Chelan
Emerson
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Spencer
E. G. Spencer
Lakeside
Leavenworth
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