Gellatly Nominated for Chelan County Auditor and Wenatchee Leader Backed
The paragraph praises Republican nominee David N. Gellatly for county auditor and highlights his qualifications and service in Wenatchee. It notes his prior roles with the Wenatchee Commercial Club and as Chelan county commissioner at the A.Y.P. exposition, asserting he commands community confidence and fits the self-reliant, progressive citizen mold.
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David N. Gellatly
Echo
Gellatly
Wenatchee
Rebuke the Method Not the Men in Tacoma Justice Nominations
The Gazette condemns the hand selected delegates who chose five nominees for Washington Supreme Court justices. It urges Republicans to defend party traditions and oppose boss control by challenging the nomination process rather than the individuals, noting Governor Hay’s testimony on illegality and impropriety.
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Gates
Tacoma
Supreme Court of Washington
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Hay
Campaign fund questions stir Wenatchee Republic
The Wenatchee Republic questions how much money the county republican central committee can raise for candidates while noting little public concern elsewhere. It hints the paper seeks gain from endorsements and directs readers to party leaders Hon. John A. Gellatly and Dr. Shore, who led the committee for four years. Ta ta.
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Wenatchee
John A. Gellatly
Dr. Shore
Republican County Committee
Republic
Nels Sorensen Seeks Prosecution Office Win
Nels Sorensen toured the area this week shaking hands with old friends as he campaigns for prosecuting attorney. He aims to win strong support from longtime residents who know him from his previous life in the community.
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Nels Sorensen
Nels
London Daily News Fined Over Crippen Case Reporting
The London Daily News faced a $1000 fine for prejudicing Crippen's murder trial by reporting a conference between the prosecuting counsel and the Montrose steamer's quartermaster about a plan to aid Crippen's escape. The report notes broader liberty for domestic newspapers in news reporting.
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The
London Daily News
Crippen
Montrose
Hunter P C Peterson Returns From Entiat Hunt With Bears Coyotes
Hunter P C Peterson returned to Leavenworth from a five week hunt in the Entiat country reporting seven bears and five coyotes. He is believed to have killed the bear that mauled the sheep herder at Entiat last summer.
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Hunter P. C. Peterson
Leavenworth
Apple growers in Chelan County report strong per acre yields
Seven acres of mixed apples from F S Burgess average over $2000 per acre while C W Babcock from seven acres of Delicious expects 5000 boxes worth $8000. The Cashmere area eyes a Spokane and Chicago apple show exhibit with funding and committees announced.
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F. S. Burgess
C. W. Babcock
Capt
A. S. Burbank
Rome
William S. Briskey
Cashmere
T. F. Schlosser
The
Baptist Church
D. Treadwell Place
Spokane
Chicago
L.H. Titchenal
S. W. Hinton
Rochester
Minn
Cascade Amateur Dramatic Club
Chelan County Tax and Bond Figures Detailed in Report
Chelan County collected 438,920.47 in taxes last year with 3,700.33 spent on treasurer’s office maintenance. The State Bureau of Inspection notes collection cost at 84.3 cents per $100, varying by county. Chelan paid 3,701.29 into the state military fund for the 1910- period, with 9,492.67 for interest on general fund bonds. Cashmere paid 900 and Chelan 500 in bond interest, while Chelan’s highway share was 13,576.06 from a 1,046,000 highway fund. County school fines totaled 20,986 across thirteen counties, Chelan not listed. Chelan redeemed 600 in bonds for the permanent school fund.
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Chelan County
State Bureau of
Walla Walla
Island County
Lewis
Cashmere
City of
Chelan
Permanent School Fund
State Tax Commission
J. H. Shively
M. E. Hay
City Council Meeting Adopts Oath of Office and Finances
Meeting opened at 8 during adjournment with McCoy Hathaway and Hartman present. Hartman sworn as councilman to fill King’s unexpired term. Weigand and Carlquist absent. Proposals include porch extension over alley for Weigand building drainage, Lindsey plat report, bills over 433 dollars paid, licenses bill referred, bank bond and 2 percent interest on daily balances approved, town clerk salary ordinance read. Adjourned.
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McCoy
Hathaway
Hartman
Carlquist
Weigand
J. F. Hartman
R. T. King
O. S. Sampson
Lindsey
Leavenworth
May Roberts Returns to Leavenworth in The Thief
May Roberts and her company return to Leavenworth on Sunday night November 6 presenting The Thief a highly celebrated play famed for dramatic tension and broad comedy. The production carries a high royalty cost making another local performance this season unlikely.
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May Roberts
Leavenworth
Masquerade Ball Crowds Firemen Hall Event Prizes Awarded
The masquerade ball hosted by the Social Club Hal oween at the Firemen's hall was a success with a large crowd and fine music. Prizes went to Mrs. Joe Peltier and Charley Nichols for costumes. Judges were J. C. Davis, Harry Geerd, and Tom Grant. The club realized a neat sum after expenses. The Wenatchee river bridge near Lake Wenatchee foot will soon be finished, improving east side traffic, with County Engineer Berry praising contractor Jack Quigg.
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Firemen’s Hall
Haloween
Joe Peltier
Charley Nichols
Tom Grant
Jack Quigg
Wenatchee River
Lake Wenatchee
Berry
Quigg
Chelan County Treasurer Candidate Pledges Efficiency
S F Gilman declares his plan if elected on Tuesday to serve Chelan County with efficiency and duty. He promises to redeem warrants quickly to save taxpayers eight percent interest versus two percent earned on daily bank balances. He cites six years in Chelan and broad office experience and appeals for Republican support in November.
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Chelan
Chelan County
S. F. Gilman
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