Local man Teshera and Mrs Staley flee town by night train
A Wenatchee area report claims John Teshera brother of night marshal Joe Teshera and Mrs. Jake Staley fled with a Great Northern fireman wife, leaving for unknown parts. Staley travels to Wenatchee then Seattle to press charges, with both held in Seattle awaiting county officers. Town reels as details emerge and authorities consider filing in county. Look for a real estate boom as A Y P exposition nears and visitor counts rise to millions along the rail routes.
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John Teshera
Jake Staley
Joe Teshera
Kentucky
Teshera
Wenatchee
Seattle
Debord
Eastern
Middle States
Pacific Coast
St. Paul
G. N
N. P
Soo
Milwaukee
Harriman Lines
Union
Trembler Shakes Leavenworth Town Market Night
A strong earthquake-like tremor struck Leavenworth Monday night at about 10 20 causing frame homes to shake and windows to rattle. Residents from town and nearby Chumstick valley report two distinct shocks lasting five to six seconds with observers noting movement from the northeast and the time as 10 20.
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E. H. King
City Drug Store
Chumstick Valley
Leavenworth
Wm. Douglass
Freytag
Mr. Heinrichs
Wenatchee River
Leavenworth Plans Celebration With Public Support
Town discussions on a celebration proceed after meetings with citizens pledging around four hundred dollars. Events include public speaking fireworks horse racing athletic sports and a ball game against a Big Bend team. The Leavenworth band will provide music and full details will be printed next week.
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Leavenworth
Big Bend
Ephrata Bunchgrassers Beat White Sox 6 4 in Weekend Game
Ephrata defeated the White Sox 6 to 4 after a tense contest with four Bunchgrassers scoring by the fourth inning. A late spiking incident cast a gloom, but the home team rallied to two runs in the ninth. The Cubs lost 7 to 3 to Fruiteaters in Wenatchee.
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Ephrata Bunchgrassers
White Sox
Sox
Ephrata
Sam Daly
Leavenworth
Cubs
Fruiteaters
Wenatchee
Wenatchge
Drowned man in Nason Creek near Reynolds
S J Willman reported the drowning of Jack Cummings two miles below Reynolds station while working for Lamb-Davis Lumber Co. on Wenatchee river tributaries. Cummings lost footing in swift high water and could not swim. fellow loggers searched two miles but could not recover the body. Relations unknown.
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S. J. Willman
Nason Creek
Jack Cummings
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Wenatchee River
Reynolds
Cummings
Willman
Al Meisner Travels to Seattle for Jaundice Relief
Al Meisner visits Seattle this week after weeks of severe jaundice seeking relief. He traveled to the coast in hope of easing his condition.
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al Meisner
Seattle
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Geo. Keating
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Harper
Pacific Beer
J. G. Fritz
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P. N. Nielson
Cashiers
Leading Brand
Old Crow
Taylor
Hermitage
Buster Broy
Nco
Mary Jane
The
Mrs. Staley
Ladies Aid Society For the Benefit of the
Piano Fund
OPERA
Mercantile
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Leavenworth Mercantile
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