Local Happenings and Whereabouts
Mrs. R E McKinnie returned from Wenatchee visit. Thayer Littlefield joined Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. P H Graham qualified as Justice of the Peace. County and Wenatchee attorneys on business. Forest Ranger Rice connected with local forestry office. Mrs J B Duncan stayed with the Wheelers. May Bluestem wheat set a world price record in Portland. Local residents arrive and visit, measles affect school attendance, and notable quotes on divorces and farm topics. Measles deaths occur, and a Japanese child dies from measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer Littlefield
Wenatchee
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
J. B. Duncan
E. G. Wheeler
Portland
W. F. Blankenship
Lake Wenatchee
Spencer
N. S. Shotwell
H. G. Krollpfeiffer
Cashmere
Law Making at the State Capital: Capitol Bonds and Bills
The Washington legislature faces a slow start with tentative actions. A $4,000,000 state capitol bonding bill awaits ballot or calendar placement. Investigations into Medical Lake feeble minded and Cheney normal school construction proceed with questions of cost and compliance. A 10-round boxing bill gains momentum, a permanent code commission bill is introduced, and mothers pension reforms plus school finance shifts draw support from lawmakers and women’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Medical Lake
Cheney Normal School
Nichols
King
Hart
Pacific
Cheney
Rogers
Timblin
Spokane
Washington
Public Morals Committee
Wray
Tacoma
Permanent Code Commission
Landon
Progressive
State Bar Association
Code Commission
Council of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs
University of Washington
Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Many Disorders Come from Liver and Liver Health Hints
Addressing health concerns with Liver caution and self doubt, the piece highlights constipation headaches nervousness and bilious spells as signs of a sluggish liver. It promotes Dr. King New Life Pills for 25 cents at druggists and Bucklen Arnica Salve for skin eruptions. It notes the legislature economy program and careful scrutiny of appropriation bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
Legislature Advances Bills On Codes And Elections
The house passed its first bill adopting Remington & Bal linger's and Pierce's codes as official compilations. Senator Taylor introduced a measure restricting voting on bond issues to taxpayers. A new primary law package, blending Republican amendments with Senator Sharpstein's nomination method, was approved by the senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Senate
House
Palmer
McArdle
Reeves
Judiciary Committee
State Tax Commission
Republican Tax Commission
Remington & Ballinger
Pierce
Zednick
King County
Board of
Regents
Lister
University of Washington, State College
Normal Schools
Howard Taylor
Didates
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Republican Central Committee
Sharpstein
Thirteen Taken at Toppenish Raid Nets Burglary Suspects
Toppenish police, a deputy sheriff, and railroad detective captured 13 prisoners during a raid on shacks. They found burglary tools and goods stolen at Ellensburg and elsewhere, with new goods trading at about a quarter of value triggering the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
Ellensburg
Hospital Is Given Home at Fort Walla Walla
Senator Miles Poindexter announced the War Department granted the abandoned Fort Walla Walla barracks to the Sisters of St. Mary’s Hospital which burned Thursday guiding a new home for the institution.
Mother and Son Die in North Yakima Fire
Louise Baxter seven and her son Elgin thirty four died in a home fire on the city outskirts. Fire officials say the blaze destroyed the residence and emergency crews found the bodies inside. The cause remains under investigation with families and neighbors shocked by the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Louise Baxter
Elgin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Echo Office
R. E. McKinnie
P. H. Graham
Roach Shoe Store
Nelson
E. H. Fox
Williams
C. B. Hughes
Rice
Wenatchee Lake
J. B. Adams
D. A. Burger
Seattle
F. L. Coe
Ball Park
Coe
W. A. Grimshaw
Chelan County
Gussie Heffron
A. H. Sylvester
Idaho
Winnington
Forestry Service
T. E. Paine
Ford Auto
Leavenworth
Paine
Walter W. Wilder
Kumlux Club
J. S. Judah
O. S. Sampson
Kensington
Allison
P. A. Snyder
Harry Krollpfeiffer
W. A. Tegtmeier
D. H. Mayor
Harry Wall
Bessie Walker
Vinetta Treadwell
Sue Smith
Freida Gartner
Alta Castleberry
Butler Sampson
A. L. Mitchell
Sam Daly
G. D. Marble
Dale Marble
Will Brender
James Miller
Castleberry
Conrad Harding
Cascade Orchard
Emil Bauman
Art Franklin
Herman Franklin
Charles Anderson
S C. Woldenberg
Viola Fromm
May Fromm
Hilda Franklin
Evaline Franklin
Kathrine Harding
Val Franklin
Henry Harding
Gust Harding
Will Harding
W. C. Roach
Degree of Honor Lodge
Lodge
Hetherington
Bernard Bell
Roach
Ahlin
J. E. Davis
I. W. Faulkner
Bohnsack
Alice Marble
D. C. Town
Hegler
Chas. Taylor
Krondack
Lang
Chas
State Capitol
Fairchild
Form27
White
Sumner
The
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Leavenworth State Bank
L. F. Bullis
Rob’t B. Field, Cashier
Yost
H. G. Krollpfeuffer
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