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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1908

Page

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Four More Years Roosevelt Policy Brings Quiet Leavenworth Vote

In Leavenworth 388 of 527 registered voters cast ballots with Taft Cosgrove and Otis winning a majority on the Republican ticket. County results favored Republicans in most races while key offices like auditor and treasurer went to Democrats.

Leavenworth Taft Cosgrove Poindexter Mr. Otis Wenatchee E. G. Spencer Martin P. Spencer H. W. Otis Godfrey C. A. Battles G. B. Kinney

Democrats Elect Two County Officers and a Commissioner

Electors across multiple towns report results in county contests with Smithson Holm and Holm prominent. Final tallies show Smithson as state senator and Holm as representative, along with three commissioner races and other local offices across Peshastin West Wenatchee Chelan Falls and nearby communities.

Culp Pitcher Grant Otis Kinney Trow Darnell Colockum Smithson Stevens Holm Long Ferguson Simmons Campbell Brooks Spencer Godfrey Battles Kemp Starr Osborn Payton Bowersox Saunders Peshastin Taft Bryan Helm April West Wenatchee Anvil Chelan Falls Stehekin

From College to Overalls in a Connecticut Wool Yard

Teddy Jr a college graduate in June now works ten and a half hours daily at a wool sorting bench in a Connecticut town earning a dollar a day. The piece argues such work teaches labor dignity and thwarts cublike arrogance, noting Teddy Sr and Peter Roosevelt as examples. Mrs. O S Sampson visits Wenatchee this week. King county mayors seek Speaker. Wappenstein named fair chief of police despite opposition. local politics show candidates govern campaigns themselves after primaries.

Teddy Connecticut Teddy, Sr Peter Roosevelt O. K Roosevelt Washington

Epitaph Sketch for Perennial Office Seeker Hilary Harkness

A town reports the life of Hilary Harkness a politician who wasted years chasing a 5000 dollar office while his wife and daughter ran a candy shop He dies a modest funeral marks the end Then the town editor pens a pointed epitaph declaring he sought the only place he never applied for and never won.

Hilary Harkness Hilary

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Leavenworth Precinct Debs Chafin Congress Goodyear Pattison Hay Edwards Nichols Johnson Lewis Schram Clausen Carson Bell Holzheimer Ross Schooley Dewey Wheeler Schively Masterson Grimshaw God Berry Justice of the Taylor Rice Booth Bohnsack Columbia Chelan Cratic William H. Taft Hon. S. G. Cosgrove Jones R. F. Holm Malaga Merritt Taft J. H. Smithson J. Leigh Campbell John Godfrey J. E. Ferguson Fred Kemp E. C. Bowersox R. C. Osborn W. A. Saunders F. M. Berry Alex Pitcher C. J. Trow Miles Poindexter James S. Sherman Seattle News Theodore Roosevelt Mrs. O. S. Sampson Mrs Will Little King County House of Representatives E. B. Palmer Seattle Bunko Charles P. Wappenstein Tin Fair Management Wappenstein John F. Miller Miller The Fair Management Exposition Pinkerton
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