Primary gives no binding force in local Republican vote
The Leavenworth Echo reports that a May 29 resolution by the Initiative and Referendum club calling a Republican primary for June 9 has no binding force under current law. The piece recounts meeting details, chairmen, and disputes over the motion to incorporate, plus local commentary on the referendum issue and a brief local society note. It also notes ongoing probate notices for George Marley MacGarry estate and mentions local people Miss Etta Schmidt and Miss Edna Campbell.
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Initiative and Referendum Club
Referendum Club
J. J. King
Mark
Mayar
Citizen
Leavenworth Initiative and Referendum published
The first issue of the Leavenworth Initiative and Referendum was published and distributed Wednesday morning. It is the club’s official organ, organized about a month ago, devoted to political new-thots. Frank Sutton and four others are named as publishers. The Echo hopes the venture has a useful, prosperous career. The Chicago meat packing investigation report is described as abominably disgusting and unprintable in a family newspaper.
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Leavenworth
Frank Sutton
G. A. Daly
Albert James
Chris Hansen
George Wagner
The
Echo
Chicago
Leavenworth Init Ref Refutes Local Claims
In Leavenworth Washington on June 6 1906 editorials defend the initiative and referendum club. The writer rejects personal attacks in the paper and promises to respond to slurs in future columns.
Timber land entry notice in Leavenworth Washington
United States Land Office announces Thomas Burke of Leavenworth filed sworn statement No. 657 for purchase of timber land in township 28 N range 17 E W M. He will prove land is valuable for timber over agriculture before U S Commissioner J E Shore on Thursday August 13 1906. Witnesses listed include Thomas J Coleman John B Adams Floyd Blankenship and Frank Bush. Adverse claims must be filed by September 13 1906.
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Thomas Burke
Leavenworth
Chelan
State of Washington
E. W.M
J. E. Shore
U.S
Leavenworth Wash
Thomas J. Coleman
John B. Adams
Wash
Floyd Blankenship
Frank Bush
Chiwaukum
M. B. Malloy
Register
Sale of Public Land in Wenatchee Area Notice
John Horey of Wenatchee seeks purchase of se4 se4 of Section 4 Township 26 N Range 17 E Will prove land valuable for timber and stone rather than agriculture before A N Corbin U S Commissioner Wenatchee September 11 1906 Witnesses include Thomas Dillon Richard Giblin John Bollina James Southard all of Chiwaukum Wash Claims due in office on or before September 11 1906.
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John Horey
Wenatchee
Chelan
Washington
A. N. Corbin
U. SS
Wash
Thomas Dillon
Richard Giblin
John Bollina
James Southard
Chiwaukum
M. B. Malloy
Register
Incorporation Petition for Leavenworth Chelan County
Petition with about eighty signatures requests Chelan County Commissioners to form the town of Leavenworth from lands described near Wenatchee River and Merriam addition. Petition asks inclusion of Initiative Referendum and Recall in the town’s organic law and an election under state law on incorporation.
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Commissioners’ Court of
Chelan County
Leavenworth, Wash
Board of County Commissioners
Washington
Chelan
Leavenworth
State of
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Deed H. Mayar
Leavenworth Echo
Etta Schmidt
Joe. Schmidt
Ballard
Miss Schmidt
Edna Campbell
Spokane
Prof
Rohne
Edna
R. T. King
the Elberta
George Marley MacGarry
George Marle MacGarry
Ainst
F. S. Jacobsen
L. J. Nelson
F. 3. Jacobsen
Initiative and Referendum Club of
United States Land Office
Rville, Wash
Waterville
Incorporation of
Wenatchee River
Leavenworth Gardens
Merriam
Sea of Said
Deed H
McCall
Phonograph
G. W. Hathaway
Mason's
Chelan Club
Walsh
Campbell
M. F. Peak
Son
Minneapolis School of Fine Arts
Echo Office
Woldenberg
Austin & CO
Harrington Ming Go
Bat Fio
Hugo
Harringtons
Harrington
Leavenworth Mer. Co
J. B. Ballou
John Holden
Peshastin Valley
P. Bethel Leavenworth, Wash
New Round House
Leavenworth Drug Store
P. O. Building
Cunhill’s
F. B. Cahill
Prop
E. G. Spencer
G. N. Railway
Everett
Bellingham
F. G. Spencer
Jno
Stopple
Fred Kleeman
Merritt Wensday
Dr. Hoxsey’s Hospital
Mr. Kleeman
Merritt