How to get compensation when hurt under industrial insurance
The Industrial Insurance Commission explains how workers and employers should proceed after an accident. It provides form letters and numbers to file claims, urges prompt completion, and notes doctors and witnesses must assist. The commission promotes cooperation to avoid lawsuits and speed benefits.
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Industrial Insurance Commission
Olympia
Seattle
Haight
Tacoma
Bank of California
Spokane
Fernwell Building
Commission
Icicle Canal to water Chumstick land under large plan
Icicle Canal company and Wenatchee Park Land and Irrigation will deliver two thousand inches of water to the Chumstick valley head via a three to four thousand foot tunnel. The project aims to irrigate three to four thousand acres, making previously barren land productive and boosting Leavenworth’s growth. J B Adams will run Leavenworth operations. R H Clark moves to Cashmere to open an office. State inspector Gormley found town finances sound aside from minor old balances and miscalculations, with $12.96 repaid to the former treasurer.
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Wenatchee Park Land & State
Chumstick
Horton
Icicle Canal Company
Wenatchee Park
Leavenworth
J. B. Adams
R. H. Clark
Cashmere
Adams
Gormley
Woodrow
Tumwater Bank
Chelan County
Anderson
State Bureau of Inspection
Governor Hay Visited Town Yet Met No Greeting
Governor M. E. Hay arrived Friday at 2 o'clock and left at 3 15 in the afternoon for Wenatchee. An oversight left his arrival time unknown so no one was present to greet him, a discourtesy he would not have faced if the hour had been publicized. The Echo editor was in Seattle on business and could not meet the state’s chief executive.
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M. E. Hay
Wenatchee
The
Echo
Seattle
Conductor H L Mimms Falls From Freight Car at Vulcan
Great Northern conductor H L Mimms died after falling from an eastbound freight at Vulcan Washington early last Sunday. He was on a box car when a sudden jerk toppled him fracturing his skull. Survived by wife and four children. Body taken to Spokane.
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H. L. Mimms
Great Northern
Vulcan
Wash
Mimms
Spokane
Walla Walla
County Treasurer Criticizes Tax Interest Abuse
Will B. Hanna of King County argues that interest on delinquent taxes benefits tax certificate speculators instead of the county. He notes law intent is 15 percent interest to the county, but sales allow holders to collect all post sale interest. He urges reducing the rate to curb speculation statewide.
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Will B. Hanna
King County
Hanna
Way Down East Promises Classic Scenic Theater Show
The Scenic theater presents Way Down East Sunday night with a renowned western tour cast. The production features famed actors, original dramatic moments, and frequent song specialties between acts. Seats are on sale at the Scenic theater at popular prices.
Insane asylum report ties Washington man to Buenos Aires
A National Irrigation Congress secretary writes I M Howell that Gustav Banderet, once successful with dry farming near Spokane and thought a Washington resident, is confined in an asylum in Buenos Aires for his land reclamation ideas. Howell will consult Gov Hay. if Banderet owns Washington land, the case goes to federal authorities.
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National Irrigation Congress
I. M. Howell
Gustav Banderet
Spokane
Washington
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Howell
Hay
Wenatchee Valley Railway Eyes Leavenworth Growth
E J Felt of Wenatchee Valley Railway and J F Munyon visited Leavenworth to survey manufacturing interests and discuss franchise efforts. Felt praised the town’s potential as a future manufacturing center as two route options into Leavenworth were reviewed and winter construction planned.
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E. J. Felt
Wenatchee Valley Railway & Power Company
J. F. Munyon
F. S. Jacobsen
Steel Plant Spur To Be Laid Soon
Manager Robert said this week work on the siding into the yard of the steel plant would commence very soon. Delays came from the railroad company by its tardy action on the spur. Steel for the oil tanks has been ordered and foundations are ready. Several car loads of heavy machinery have been ordered and will ship when the spur work starts.
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Robert
Leavenworth City Council Sets 1911 Finance Rules
Regular council meeting approves transfers to the current expense fund and park fund, adopts audit requirements for bills, sets filing deadlines, appoints election presiders, grants patrol and cess pool actions, and approves various bills and salaries. Civil Engineer Fred Warren conducted early week surveying for E. A. Myers.
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City of
Leavenworth
S. A
Woodrow
Hamilton
Weigand
Davis
North Side of Track
R. E. Simons
J. E. Franklin
Jas. Miller
Geo. Sauer
O. W. Cox
South Side of Track
J. D. Wheeler
A. E. James
Butler Sampson
Geo. Blacksedge
K. K. Bowsher
Otis Elam
Theo. Bresch
Leavenworth Furniture and Hardware Company
Lamb-Davis Lumber Company
Rainier Cafe
Board of
J. F. McDonald
T. L. & W. Company
Jno. Keorner
Chas Anderson
M. Fitz
J. F. Pratt
L. J. Nelson
L. R. Hart
G. W. Hoxsey
Fred Warren
E. A. Myers
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Jamey
Icicle Company
Chumstick Land
Governor Hay
A. Brown
Hub Clothing
County
Mr. Felt
Council of
City Council
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