Hopeful Signs Across Parties in Lawmaking
The passage notes that newspapers and politicians increasingly condemn measures by their own side and welcome opposing proposals. It highlights tariff and currency actions and praises the presidents trust message as a wise, patriotic handling of regulation. It suggests bipartisan collaboration may yield better laws.
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Meither
Mayor's veto clouds budget and salaries questioned
In a written inaugural message the mayor favored strict economy but last Tuesday vetoed ordinances 131 and 132 lowering marshal and deputy marshal pay and changing the police magistrate salary. The paper questions the mayor's consistency and analyzes annual versus daily wage claims amid cost of living concerns.
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Woldenberg
Nomination and Salary Fight Over Police Magistrate
The article discusses confirming a nominee and the salary for the police magistrate. It notes Ordinance No. 132 setting the magistrate at 25 dollars monthly, with the mayor proposing a raise to 35. It argues about time spent on duties and defends delaying salary reductions for other officers.
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Woldenberg
Plan to Have a Garden in Town
An injunction urges urban residents to cultivate a 12 by 12 foot plot. Proper fertilization and half hour daily care can yield beans onions lettuce radishes tomatoes cucumbers, with seasonal produce and personal satisfaction. The article promotes outdoor activity and connecting with nature as enjoyable and profitable for families in Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth
Mother Earth
Taft’s Walloping Helped Wilson Reform Measures
The unmerciful walloping in the last election aided President Wilson in pushing reform through Congress. Voters frightened stand-out Democrats with Roosevelt’s large vote, easing party discipline. Conservative and progressive Democrats differ similarly to stand-out and progressive Republicans, aiding Wilson to whip his allies into line.
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Taft
Wilson
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
Handwriting on the Wall Warns of GOP Annihilation
The president warned that ignoring political warning signs would lead to the annihilation of the Republican party, a striking frame highlighting party danger and public concerns about its future.
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Republican Party
Jewel Theatre Gets Complete Renovation Under Elliott
J W Elliott, manager of the Jewel theatre, recently invested heavily in the Hills yard venue. Two scenic artists worked on walls and scenery while a new lighting system and projection machine improved visual quality beyond criticism. Elliott aims to please Hillyard audiences by elevating film choices and interior comfort, guiding the Jewel toward top nationwide standards.
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Inland Empire News
Hillyard
Wash
J. W. Elliott
Scenic
Jewel Theatre
Jewel
Elliott
Leavenworth Ordinance confirms Cascade Street improvement
The City Council of Leavenworth approves and confirms the Cascade Street improvement district 5 assessment roll from Evans Street to Birch Street. The ordinance covers grading, drainage, sidewalks, curbing, crosswalks, bonds, and installment payments with a Local Improvement District No 6 Fund and bond provisions under Ordinance 114.
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Cascade Street
Evans Street
Birch Street
City of
Leavenworth
State of Washington
City of Leavenworth
C. Woldenberg
S.A. Potter
A. R. Brown
K. H. Fox
Notice to Creditors in Rose L Beasley Estate
In Chelan County Washington superior court the administrator of the estate of Rose L Beasley deceased notifies creditors and any claimants to present their claims with vouchers within one year after first publication. Claims must be filed at the administrator's Leavenworth office. Date of first publication January 16 1914.
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Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
Rose L. Bessler
Rose L. Beasley
City of
Leavenworth
Washington
Saides
Ewis J. Nelson
Start mule-foot hog breeding with Prince R No 10595
Reynolds Bros. Breeders advertise pure bred Mule-foot hogs suitable for starting farms. They claim the herd is immune to cholera and offer service for a fee of $5.00. Sons cared for and fed until service. Address listed as 51-4.
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Reynolds Bros
Pubs in Town to Close Early This Evening
Residents report plans to close pubs early this evening as weather and safety concerns prompt local authorities to enforce an early closing rule. Business owners say patrons may shift to nearby venues. Public notices urge calm and adherence to revised hours.
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