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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1914
Page
4
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The secretary of state's office has not finished checking petitions for the universal eight hour bill and the seven sisters measures. Officials estimate the work will take nearly all remaining time before August 3 to complete as required by law.
In San Francisco 1915 nearly forty sculptors and numerous assistants labored over a year to create grand statuary for the Panama Pacific International Exposition. The photograph captures works displayed outside sculptural warehouses awaiting exhibit opening.
The state public service commission orders a public hearing on proposed average freight rate cuts exceeding 13 percent for coal from the Roslyn field to all state points. Governor Lister reappoints Alfred Lister to the accounting board and Ole S. Larson to succeed Andrew Quigley. New optometry board member Maude Coles Whitlock from Tacoma appointed.
The Industrial Insurance Commission reports 600 claims rejected since October 1 1913 for disability due to accidents in employment. Half of rejections were not accident related, 20 percent had no work accident proof, 25 percent involved non extra hazardous occupations, and 5 percent had time loss under the required threshold.
Washington wheat farmers lose an average $588 yearly due to falling prices since the Democrats took power. Nationally the slump hits US wheat farmers hard, with an estimated $139.5 million annual loss and 930 million bushels produced this year. The House investigated prices, with results released up to July 1.
In the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County Nancy Heideman sues Albert Heideman to obtain a decree dissolving their marriage on grounds of desertion. The notice requires appearance within sixty days after July 8 1914 with final publication August 7 1914.
The document lists high ranking state and national offices and the individuals filling them. It names President Vice President Secretary of State Treasury War Attorney General Postmaster General Navy Interior Agriculture and labor secretaries along with state roles such as Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Auditor Land Commissioner and other officials.
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