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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1904

Page

2

He Is Qualified Do Not Forget It

The Leavenworth Echo argues against dismissing John D Dill for Superior Court judge candidacy citing that many capable leaders were poor spellers and education alone does not determine merit. It warns voters not to base judgment on grammar or superficial flaws and affirms Dill's ability and integrity.

John Doe Boston Roosevelt Parker John D. Dill Dill Leavenworth

Notable Visitors Include Judge Martin and Brown Reporter

Mr. A. N. Brown assisting Mr. Mead on a state tour and reporting speeches for the Post-Intelligencer called on Echo Tuesday. Judge Victor Martin of Wenatchee visited our town this week for his first stay since last winter.

A. N. Brown Mr. Mead the Post- Intelligencer Echo Victor Martin Wenatchee

Albert E Mead Nominee for Governor Addresses Leavenworth

Albert E Mead the Republican nominee for governor spoke to a large Leavenworth audience. He tied national prosperity under Republicans to continued party control and argued the railroad commission issue is key in state politics. He said he would not coerce the legislature and urged railroad taxation fairness under a tax commission.

Leavenworth Mead Judge King Mr. Mead Cleveland Railroad Commission

Turner promises clash with rail interests under a Democratic legislature

In a Seattle speech Mr Turner faced questions on how a Republican Senate could approve a railway commission. He promised lumber industry favors if elected governor, while critics note his vote for the tariff-cut bill harmed lumber conditions. Mead's remarks drew audience attention and later mingling with supporters followed by the Leavenworth band.

Mead Turner State Senate Seattle Lumber Interests Lumer Men Democratic Party United States Leavenworth

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Deed H. Mayar Leavenworth Echo Albert E. Mead Republican E. F. Sprague Front Street Griggs Block Beam & Smith, Building Contractors Washington John Holden City Drug Store G. B. Hathaway Peachey Court House Fair Grounds High Line Canal Wenatchee Valley Deed H. Tiayar
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