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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1910

Page

2

Representative T. H. Atkinson of Entiat for Chelan County

Chelan County residents in Entiat look to their representative T. H. Atkinson for local concerns. The figure, affiliated with regional governance, addresses constituency needs and county affairs.

Chelan County T. H. Atkinson Entiat

Wenatchee Republic and The Echo clash over morals and politics

The Wenatchee Republic accuses The Echo of willful mendacity and moral delinquencies while defending its own stance in county politics. The piece cites editorials and alleged misstatements about nominations and Judge Grimshaw. Chelan county faces 231 docket fee cases for the October supreme court term, with King county submitting 97 appeals. in 1909 there were 254 cases argued.

Echo Wenatchee Republic Wenatchee The Republic Pangle the Republic Grimshaw Judge Grimshaw Chelan County Supreme Court King County

School Notes From the First Period At the School

The first period of school work closes this week as pupils show enthusiasm for exams. Report cards arrive early next week. Carpentry in the basement nears completion and the manual training room will soon host a class. Flower seeds yielded bouquets, marking a first step in horticulture and agriculture with plans for an elementary agriculture class in eighth grade and a botany field trip. The county board changes many textbooks, old ones worn. Rumor of a teachers institute the week of Oct 23 circulates, though not official. New enrollments appear weekly, listing numerous students from various places and backgrounds.

County Board of Education Teachers’ Institute Altho Mesdames W. Titus O. Titus Patterson Mesdames G. W. Sampson VanDeGrift Lilly Johnson Robert Hood Carl Anderson Roy Albright Bird Wortzkey Ruth Emerson Evitto Hill Fred Nelson Eunice Debord Dean Haines Henry Gohlmann Sadie Howerton Marguerite Raymond Bauer Spokane Vivian Mary Austin Reynolds Nason Creek Jeannie Lemon Palmer Mary Clark Ireland Barton Bolton Tennessee

Peshastin Seeks Rail Agent as Commissioners Investigate

A delegation including J C Lawrence W W Tanner L V Kaler and A L Brown visited Peshastin to review the campaign for a resident Great Northern agent. Brown promised immediate steps toward appointing an agent. Meanwhile Geo Williams, blinded and harassed by stones, went to the prosecutors after local abuse. Nettie Reynolds of Pasco was arrested in Walla Walla on clothing theft charges claiming innocence. Chicago police order barroom music stilled citing suicide concerns.

Peshastin Leavenworth Great Northern Railway State Railroad Commission J. C. Lawrence W. W. Tanner L. V. Kaler A. L. Brown Great Northern Spokane Brown Nettie Reynolds Pasco, Wash Walla Walla Reynolds

Judges who manipulated direct primary to favor their re election

A critical account alleges that Supreme Court Justices and allied officials used the 1909 legislature and the Tacoma convention to control judicial nominations. It claims Shafer Graves Palmer Knickerbocker and Post pushed the judicial convention act to keep the court aligned with favored interests. The piece argues the justices lobbied, influenced Gov Hay, and supported a system that undermined voter choice, urging their defeat in elections.

Justice Root Root Supreme Court Frank Post Supreme Bench Post J. Will Shafer Shafer Senate Will E. Graves Spokane Knickerbocker E. B. Palmer Root Scandal Meigs Yakima Hay Tacoma Executive Chamber Olympia Altho Washington Graves Palmer Judiciary League League John C. Higgins King County

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Leavenworth Echo Post Office Leavenworth, Wash Deed H. Mayar Republican United States Miles Poindexter WM. L. Lafollette Whitman County David N. Gellatly S. F. Gillman J. E. Ferguson David Keith N. M. Sorenson R. C. Osborne Lakeside Wiletta Guthrie H. N. May Geo. Price Geo. Williams Chicago People VS. Supreme Court Tumwater Savings Pioneer Bank Leavenworth State Bank Leavenworth Market Martin Christenson Packing House Emil Frank Prop Wenatchee Milling CO Wenatchee, Wash G. W. Hathaway Hotel City Harry Taylor Mgr Columbia Valley Bank Manifold Typewriter Echo Office
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