Presidential ticket and electors listed for Washington state
For President Theodore Roosevelt and Vice President eibbasans New York Hiram Johnson with Electors Helen Scott George Walker G Alfred Haynes Austin Mires Wm Biggar Fred Meinike Donald Urquart and Congressmen F M Goodwin J W Bryan Bremerton J A Falconer Everett State Senator Ist District P Beech er Representative Co 8 LaForge Wenatchee and Peshastin seat details.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Eibbasans
New York
Hiram W. Johnson
F. M. Goodwin
Spokane
J. W. Bryan
Bremerton
J. A. Falconer
Everett
Tate
P. Beecher
Peshastin Representative Co
Laforge Seeenees
Wenatchee
Taft Roosevelt Rivalry Prompted By Misleading Claims
The piece refutes claims that President Taft was Roosevelts puppet noting Roosevelt did not request or influence Tafts appointments before or after Tafts election. It calls the accusation foolish and unfounded and urges the author to reconsider his bias.
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Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Index News
Bull
Governor Hay Campaign Expenses Debate Sparks Criticism
The Wenatchee World notes Governor Hay spent heavily to secure his nomination, arguing a wealthy candidate has a right to big campaign outlays. The editorial urges scrutiny of the influence such spending may have on voters and policy.
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Wenatchee World
Hay
The Hay Campaign Spending under Scrutiny
The piece argues Governor Hay spent over 13000 in his primary campaign with some funds used to placate opposition and spur supporters, including newspapers. It contends such spending is imprudent and potentially decisive in an election, urging strict disclosure laws and voter discernment.
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Hay
Washington
Mr. Hay
The Invisible Government Endangers Free Government
An early 20th century critique claims an unseen influence by powerful financiers and corporate interests over Republican and Democratic parties. It cites Archbold of Standard Oil and Judge Milo Root as examples of corruption and warns that faith in government erodes, potentially leading to revolution. it denounces sensational newspaper reports about Col. Roosevelt as untrustworthy.
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Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Republican Committee
United States
Penrose
Washington
Supreme Court
Milo Root
Great Northern Railway
Col. Roosevelt
Seattle
Spokane
Roosevelt Speech at Carnegie Hall 1912
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Carnegie Hall on March 30 1912 urging high resolve to avoid shame and uphold the golden hopes of men in global leadership and American duty.
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America
Theodore Roosevelt
Carnegie Hall
Chamberlains Colic Remedy Offered By Local Drug Store
Local druggist King’s City Drug Store advertises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a ready emergency item for the summer season. Public urges readers to buy now to be prepared for potential illness.
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King’s City Drug Store
Council Proceedings Review From Last Tuesday Night
City council discussed paying a magistrate bill of 127.75 for jail fines from a Lilly hotel raid and planned an ordinance to establish a police magistrate salary. Officials considered a water pipeline right of way, bond approval for the municipal water project, and sewer connections for 50 dollars with credit toward purchase. Also addressed were jail wood purchases, property transfers, street improvements on Cascade street, and a city treasurer’s September balance of 1231.99, with miscellaneous notices and a King’s New Discovery cough remedy advertisement.
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Campbell
Grant
Lilly Hotel
Sylvester
Icicle
Northern Pacific Railway
Messrs
Seaman
Sampson
Police, Fire and Water Committee
J. W. Corcoran
Commercial Street
Brown
Cascade Street
Koerner
Debs Sees Progressive Wave Across States
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist candidate for president, says Progressive sentiment runs strong in the western and southern states and predicts Roosevelt and Taft will fail in the race. He notes the Texas bourbon democracy and Republican bosses face a tough struggle and that Progressives gain in the south, foreseeing doom for the Solid South.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Eugene V. Debs
Texas
South
Democratic Party
Emil Frank Place 10 to Become Dairy Ranch
Emil Frank stated he rented his Chumstick Valley property to the Cedergreen Bros for a dairy ranch. They plan to stock 50 to 60 first class dairy cows and sell product locally and in Wenatchee. The Cedergreens will move stock partly from a Monroe dairy ranch and have supplied Wenatchee from Snohomish until establishing a nearby plant to save costs and reduce delivery delays.
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Emil Frank
Chumstick Valley
Cedergreen Bros
Wenatchee
Monroe
Snohomish
Congregational Church Invites Community to Sabbath Services
The Congregational church invites friends to worship next Sabbath morning and evening. Mrs. Knapp of Spokane will address a union Sabbath school convention at 3 o clock in the afternoon. All workers are invited to attend. Rev. W V Davis is pastor.
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Congregational Church
Electric Bitters touted as cure for stomach ills and weakness
A sales note claims Electric Bitters cures loss of appetite indigestion and weakness. It cites Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Neb who recovered after six bottles. The ad promises relief, strong nerves, pure blood and urges 50 cent price at druggists.
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Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Leavenworth City Clerk closes registration books for election
Notice to voters: the registration books of Leavenworth Washington will be closed October 15 1912 until after the general election on November 5 1912. Signed Guy A Hamilton City Clerk. Oct 11
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Leavenworth
Washington
Guy A. Hamilton
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Post Office of
Leavenworth, Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Leavenworth Echo
Echo
Progressive Ticket
California
Congressional
Robert T. Hodgease
Tacoma
Govnor Teats
W.H. Ford
Arlington
W.H. Kaufman
Bellingham
Arthur
Cory Chehalis
Andrew E. Moberg
Mt. Vernon
E.G. Mills
E. Beach
Olympia
Kirkland J. W. Collins
Gill
Sunnyslope
H.C. Camp
Joe E. Johnson
Cashmere
Frank Palmer
Lyman Lamb
W. W. Gideon
Goroner
John Kuelbs
Chelan W. M. Emerson
P. P. Holcomb
Rattene
F. A. Patton
R. J. Flint
Braintree
Dr. King
Debs
Emil Frank Place
Dairy Ranch
Lme
Leavenworth State Bank
B. Field
Leavenworth Furniture & Hardware Co
Mutual Mercantile Company
Lumbermen’s Supplies
Mutual Mercantile Co
Leavenworth Market
Charles Eckhart
The
Tumwater Light & Water Co
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