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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1911

Page

6

Peshastin News Notes From Tuesday Through Weekend

Local residents travel to Wenatchee Blewett and Entiat for business and visits. Mining men pass through en route to Blewett while teachers attend a Wenatchee institute. Typhoid fever cases appear in families. A socialist club forms in Leavenworth with about twenty members.

I. M. Hannah Wenatchee H. A. Harvey Teachers Institute Blewett Walter Edwin Young J. C. Schuill D. Mc. Co Wenatenee Mr. Cappack Everett J. N. Hobson Adele Banks S. P. Beecher Mr. Banks S.C. Woldenberg Leavenworth T. M. Jones

Snow ordered to stand trial in grand larceny case

Former Highway Commissioner Jos M Snow must stand trial after the supreme court reversed Thurston county and ordered a criminal case move to trial. Snow allegedly refused to surrender 2100 of state funds paid by Milwaukee Railroad for Snoqualmie Pass road while trustee. The state had pursued criminal and civil actions but Thurston county ruled against the state in a prior criminal suit. Also reported is J Allen Smith of the University of Washington poised to head the socialist ticket in the state campaign with a full slate and an expected 50000 votes. Smith was noted years ago for socialist teaching prompting talk of regents’ dismissal.

Jos. M. Snow Supreme Court Supreme Court of Thurston County Snow Milwaukee Railroad Snoqualmie Pass J. Allen Smith University of Washington Socialist Party Pect Allen Smith

Suit Over County Officials Salaries in Pierce County

A suit in Pierce county seeks to recover salaries paid to county officials after the 1905 class reorganization. The attorney general's office filed the action on information from the state bureau of inspection. A separate suit seeks 1700 from a commissioner for automobile use. Over 1000 cases have been turned over to the attorney general by the bureau of inspection.

Pierce County Attorney General’s Office State Bureau of Inspection Attorney General's Office Bureau of Inspection

Four Trunk Routes Endorsed At Washington Good Roads Meet

The Wenatchee convention backed four trunk routes. Two cross the state east to west via Snoqualmie Pass and via Mount Rainier to Spokane. The Pacific Highway Blaine to Vancouver was approved and a Puget Sound to Gray's Harbor route endorsed. State bonds were authorized for funding. S. A. Perkins of Tacoma was elected president and Destiny was chosen for next year’s gathering.

Wenatchee Snoqualmie Pass Seattle Spokane Ellensburg Waterville Tacoma Mount Rainier Yakima Walla Walla Blaine

Examination doctors named for state industrial insurance program

Eighteen physicians were appointed to work with chief surgeon Dr. W J Mowell of Olympia. The list includes J R Watkins Aberdeen M Appleby Anacortes W W Ballaine Bellingham David Livingstone Centralia E W Stimpson Roslyn D O Kearby Cle Elum H Blair Elma J A McIntyre Hoquiam G E Marcy Montesano J F Scott North Yakima H B O'Brien Pasco H A Wright C H Thompson Seattle J F Mills Sedro Woolley Drs Barnhart Newell Spokane A L Mathieu South Bend L L Love J F Briggs Tacoma F A Bird Kelso H P Kaylor Walla Walla.

State Industrial Insurance Commission W. J. Mowell Olympia J. R. Watkins Aberdeen M. Appleby Anacortes W. W. Ballaine Bellingham David Livingstone Centralia E. W. Stimpson Roslyn D. O. Kearby Cle- Elum H. Blair Elma J. A. McIntyre Hoquaim G. E. Marcy Montesano J. F. Scott North Yakima H. B. O’brien Pasco H. A. Wright C. H. Thompson Seattle J. F. Mills Sedro-Woolley Drs. Barnhart Newell Spokane A. L. Mathieu South Bend L. L. Love J. F. Briggs Tacoma F. A. Bird Kelso H. P. Kaylor Walla Walla

Mock Ark man touts Dr King’s New Discovery for lung ills

W L Mock of Mock Arkansas cites 25 years in the drug business to endorse Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and bronchial ailments. He offers trial bottles free or regular 50c or 1.00 sizes, guaranteed by all druggists. He claims neighbors benefited from his advice.

W. L. Mock Mock, Ark Dr. King

Governor M E Hay urged to call special session

The article reports calls for a special session to address redistricting after two new congressmen were allocated and highway legislation for summer road building, with funding concerns cited. It notes the governor’s reluctance to convene sessions, worrying lawmakers might damage his renomination prospects.

M. E. Hay Washington

Automobiles in State Reach 5185 with Value Over Six Million

E J Koors of the state tax commission reports 5185 autos in the state with a total value of 6 065 897 dollars. The distribution varies by county with San Juan having none and Chelan showing 88 cars valued at 75 267 dollars. Chelan’s per capita auto value ranks slightly below the state average.

E. J. Koors State Tax Commission San Juan County Althe Skamania Franklin Wahkiakum Chelan County

Preston Declines Offered Public Service Post

Attorney Harold Preston of Seattle was offered the vacant public service commission seat created by H A Fairchilds death but declined the appointment. Preston helped draft the industrial insurance law and helped establish the railroad commission law.

Harold Preston Seattle Hay Public Service Commission H. A. Fairchild Preston Railroad Commission

Candidates Stand On The Bond Issue

Citizens debate the bond measure with statements from W C Woldenberg socialist council candidate opposing the bond, John Koerner supporting bonds for water supply and fire protection, and Charles Anderson favoring municipal water ownership with bond support. O B Robe...

John Koerner Charles Anderson O. B. Robert

Local Candidates Named but One Ticket Eludes Sight

The citizen’s ticket including son and Peter Sauer and the socialist ticket with Evangeline Peterson J B Bowers W H Studebaker and Wm Harris could not be seen as their statement was not provided.

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H. W. Otis Nason Creek Harry Krollpfeiffer H. H. Starke G. B. Kinney C. L. Barker Mrs. Behan Walter Craig L. S. Robinett West and Moore Ida Coons A. J. Amos of Dryden Irene Wilson Entiat Goliath Berlin The Mr. Carter Miss Esther Daley Mr. T. L. Hallett Leavenworth Shoe & Harness CO Roach Bros Just R. F. Templin W. C. Woldenberg J. E. Grant Hall F. J, Cheney & CO Toledo
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