Leavenworth Takes Two More In Tight Series
Odessa and Leavenworth split a doubleheader with close pitching from Pap Lee for Leavenworth and Brown for Odessa. Key moments include a first inning triple by Miller, a sixth inning wild infield sequence, and a late comeback attempt by Odessa before Leavenworth held on. Next Sunday Wenatchee visitas with fearsome talent to challenge Leavenworth.
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Odess
Leavenworth
Odessa
Bill Lloyd
Brown
Spokane
Pap Lee
Tholin
Short
Miller
Bee
Coulson
Raymond
Lee
Smith
Warren
Kostler
Jacobson
Slotte
Lloyd
Davis
Muckleston
Mahoney
Keppler
Raymond and
W. E. Moore
Wenatchee
Spokane Indians
Souder
Ane
Ite
AB Janikola
Lf Muckleston
Slette
Bill Loyd
Oyeenworth
B. Loyd
pall—Coulson
Acobson
W Moore
Direct Primary Stance on Senate Nominations by E K Brown
Hon E K Brown of Ellensburg argues the supreme court judges should be chosen by a non partisan primary and rejects conventions or pledges as the vehicle for Senate candidates He defends direct primaries as protecting party loyalty and warns against corporate influence in state politics. He cites Chicago and New York examples to illustrate machine control and pledges to submit his Republican positions to the voters.
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E. K. Brown
Ellensburg
Wash
Seattle
Tacoma
Supreme Court
Senate
United States
Ipse Dixit
Guggenheims and
Hill
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Massachusetts
Republican Party
New York
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Parsons
Cannon Machine
Congress
Tammany Hall Machine
Cannon National Machine
Tammany Hall
Cannon
New York City
Fitzgerald
Apple varieties and the evolution of taste through history
The passage traces how apples expanded from a few sour varieties to a global economy of diverse flavors. It notes the crab apple’s wild, rosebush lineage and the historical progression from tart crab apples to many cultivated types.
Medicinal vegetables and odd jokes in early notices
French peasants rely on vegetables for health with soups from carrot tops for jaundice and onion broth for gout while celery aids nerves and rheumatism. A joke follows about a plumber's accountant blamed for incompetence and a Brooklyn aunt’s will tied to a rubber plant death.
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France
San Francisco Bulletin
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Homecoming Sparks Western Rally and Rebel Rumors
The piece notes rumors of a covert effort by big interests to dampen Franklin D. Roosevelt’s homecoming parade in New York. Gov. Hay criticizes the seating and invites delays, urging wide representation from western states. A Treasury plan to shrink banknotes to three quarters size is discussed, aiming to save costs. The report blends political maneuvering with public notices and a string of local obituaries and civic items from the Cashmere Record.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Reception Committee
New York
Hay
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Colonel Roosevelt
Washington
Buffalo
United States
Community approves bond issue with broad support
Last Saturday's special bond election favored issuing bonds totaling 7509 dollars. Although only 50 voters cast ballots, the three propositions received an overwhelming majority in support.
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Poindexter
Senator Foraker
Joe Sibley
Pinnacle
Washington Star
Grim Reaper
Mariah Henry
Vermont
J. J. Henry
Lake Wenatchee
Iowa
W. W. Fowler
Rapids
South Dakota
McLean
Little Falls
de Los Fowler
Martin
Congregational Church
Leavenworth Cemetery
John Holden
Ohio
Ritzville
Drayman
Caroline Farnsworth
Frank Davis
Jos. Graham
Aberdeen
Ira Holden
Soldier
Idaho
Holden
Christian Church
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Martha E. Morrison
Dr. Hoxsey
al. Morrison
G. W. Hoxsey
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M. J. Dalton
Hillyard
G. H. Woods
Waunlla
Neb
Carrie Newman
Morrison
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Cashmere
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