Washington picks Johnson to immigration panel in Congress
Albert Johnson of Washington's second district is chosen by the Republican caucus to serve on the immigration committee. The article notes his long study of immigration and the Panamanian Canal era's impact on state policy. It also covers state officials meeting federal land office leaders on replacing 800000 acres of school lands lost to forest reserves, and Clerk Jeremiah Neterer’s nomination as federal judge for the Western district of Washington. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as a first aid staple.
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Albert Johnson
Congress
Washington
Republican Caucus
House
Johnson
Panama Canal
Clark Savidge
W. W. Tanner
U. S
W. L. Jones
National Capital
James W. Witten
General Land Office
Secretary of Agriculture
Houston
Interior de
Jeremiah Neterer
Whatcom County
Wilson
Chadwick and
Ellis
Washington Supreme Court
Neterer
Bellingham
Bellingham Normal School
Wall Street Sees Activity Amid Tariff Debate
Wall Street shows no panic as bank clearings reach 3.85 billion dollars and railroad revenues surpass 1912 highs. Analysts expect a tariff bill passage to spark a fresh industrial start, with long term growth emphasized by a booming economy and rising wealth from soil yields.
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Wall Street
Boston News Bureau
Congress
Postal Savings Bank Study Shows Rapid Growth and Depositors
A government report on the Postal Savings Bank for its first 23 months cites 335000 depositors with 33500000 in deposits as of March 31. By June 30 1912 there were 400 offices and 11818 depositors with an average of 56.82, rising to 12823 depositories and 335000 depositors by March 31 1913 with average deposits of 100. Native whites held 9,774,605 across 150942 deposits, foreign born whites 13000 odd deposits totaling 10,250 756, and other groups smaller, showing how the bank retained money in circulation instead of sending it abroad.
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Postal Savings Bank
Postal Bank
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promoted By Buffalo Man
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York hails Dr King’s New Life Pills as the King of all laxatives a blessing to his family and one always kept at home Get a box and get well Price 25c Recommended by E H King druggist 1%
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J. H. Polanco
Delvalle
Tex
R. No
E. H. King
Dr. King
S. Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
N. Y
Widow Pension Dilemma Hits Walla Walla County Budget
The late legislature created a widow pension with $15 per month for the first child under 15 and $5 monthly for each additional child. Distribution is by superior court via the county attorney, costing an estimated $1000 to $2000 monthly in Walla Walla County. County officials fear budgetary shortfalls without next year’s funds, while the county attorney reports many applicants.
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Superior Court
Walla Walla County
Stafford
Waitsburg
Not Coal Land Claim Notice for Ezra A. Wood
Department of the Interior Waterville Washington June 20 1913 Ezra A Wood of Leavenworth WA filed notice of intention to make Final Five Year Proof to establish claim to the land described in Willamette Meridian section 30 township 25 north range 18 east before John Koerner US Commissioner Leavenworth WA on August 5 1918 Witnesses B E K Ritchie Edgar Lynold J H Sharpe and AL Mitchell all of Leavenworth WA W F Haynes Jun27 Register
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Department of the Interior
Coal Land
U. S. Land Office
Waterville
Wash
Ezra A. Wood
Leavenworth
Washington
Range 18
Willamette Meridian
John Koerner
United States
Ek, Ritchie
Edgar Lynold
J. H. Sharpe
A.L. Mitchell
W. F. Haynes
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Postal Savings Banks
General Dockery
Hobson
Pfeiffer” Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Vienna Bakery
S. H. Knowlton
J. B. Violette
Violette
Pacific Beer
F. H. Hutchings
Churchill & Ritchie
Leavenworth, Wash
Opera
J. E. Tholin
Lamb-Davis Lumber CO
Ae Peta i
Ray
Seattle Brewing & Malang G. Seatile
Lee Howerton
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