Four Progressive Visitors Highlight Political Scene in Olympia
J A Falconer a 1904 congressman and later speaker of the house is praised for progressive reforms including a state depository bill and pioneering workers compensation. Gov or Teats a Ta coma attorney and reform advocate leads in labor and initiative measures. C E Beach Olympia schools official profiles note on education leadership and state service.
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J. A. Falconer
Congress
House of Representatives
Olympia
Falconer
State Senate
United States
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Ontario
Saugatuck
Michigan
Allegan County
Washburn
Wisconsin
Bigelow Lumber Company
Beloit College and Academy
Everett
Teats
Tacoma
People’s Party
People’s
Democratic
Mr. Teats
Supreme Court
The
Grange, Union Labor and Farmers Union
Beach
State Board of Education
Bremerton
Kitsap
Washington
National Educational Association
Washington Educational Association
Progressive secretary of state candidate W. H. Ford profile
Missouri native W. H. Ford born 1861 in Springfield. He rode as a cowboy at eight and joined the Rangers at twelve before becoming a lawyer and Arlington Snohomish mayor. He won 85 percent in recent progressive primaries. George A. Lee reports on King County wrecks and rail crossing danger. Public service commission notes praise for a new grain ruling.
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Govnor Teats
Whiteside County
Illinois
C. C. Teats
W. H. Ford
Progressive
Missouri
Springfield
Montana
Rangers
Mr. Ford
Arlington
Snohomish County
George A. Lee
Public Service Commission
King County
Notice of Hearing on Assessment Roll for District 1
City Council will sit as board of equalization on October 22, 1912 at City Hall Leavenworth Washington to hear objections to the assessment roll for improvement district 1 which includes Front Eighth and Ninth Streets Objections must be filed in writing with grounds stated before the date signed by City Clerk Guy A Hamilton September 17 1912
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City of
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Guy A. Hamilton
State of Washington
Gov. Hay Accepts President Post of National Irrigation Congress
At Salt Lake City officers and delegates tendered the presidency to Gov. M. E. Hay who accepted the role. The acceptance came via a message signed by four board members and the past president. Former congress president was Senator Newlands.
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National Irrigation Congress
M. E. Hay
Salt Lake City
Learn Shorthand Stenography Ad Promises Quick Reentry
An advertisement claims stenography training offers rapid career entry for thousands of young men with no other investment required and invites readers to enroll at any time.
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Nolan & Jones
State Bank
Front St
Cascade
Wm. C. Roach
Front Street
Leavenworth State Bank
Harrington
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Brown’s Business College
Pine St
ST. Louis, MO
Harlan Eugene Read
Std & Pine Sts
St, Louis
the Echo
Echo
C. E. Beach
Progressive Party
Roxbury
Kansas
Coupeville
Island County
Auburn
Mr. Beach
University of Puget Sound
W. JH. Ford
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Neb
Almer McCurtain
Davenport
Farmers Union Legislative Commission
Public Service
Ile Way
Venworth
Wenatchee Business College
Overland Bar
Pacific Beer
J. B. Violette
Opera
J. E. Tholin
Eh Bosnia
Malineso
Paul Weigand
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