Non-Partisan Ticket for Washington Supreme Court Justices
A list of candidates including Charles E. Shepard and William Hickman Moore of Seattle andHans Bugge of Bellingham. It also names Warren W. Tolman Spokane Preston M. Troy Olympia and county officers David N. Gellatly Wenatchee S F Gillman Wenatchee J E Ferguson Wenatchee David Keith Wenatchee H N May Wenatchee and commissioners E M Gillette Malaga and T W Cowan Entiat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Washington
Charles E. Shepard
Seattle
WM. Hickman Moore
Hans Bugge
Bellingham
Warren W. Tolman
Spokane
Preston M. Troy
Olympia
Irregular Tacoma Republican Convention Sparks Primary Nomination Clash
The Tacoma convention delegates were hand-picked by a county committee without voter notice, aiming to influence Supreme Court nominations. The body rejected restoring primary nominations, signaling opposition to popular choice and suggesting aligned interests behind selected delegates.
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Supreme Court
Tacoma
Roots
Gordons
Supreme court and governor clash over Tacoma convention delegates
Governor Hay defends the court noting judges condemned county hand picking of delegates to the State convention. He recalls pressuring Thurston county leaders to elect delegates by regular methods, not by the County Central Committee. The piece critiques party regulars who defend county committee control over nominations.
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Supreme Court
Tacoma
Hay
Thurston County
Republicans urged united county ticket support in Chelan county
A political endorsement urges voters to back the Republican county slate in the upcoming November 8 election. It praises candidates E M Gillette in the First district and T W Cowan in the Second, notes incumbent G B Kinney serves two more years, and lauds Nels Sorensen as a worthy public servant. The piece stresses party loyalty and qualification as grounds for support.
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Chelan County
E. M. Gillette
Malaga
T. W. Cowan
Entiat
G. B. Kinney
Gillette
Cowan
Republican nominees for supreme court face inhibition
The article notes that the Republican nominees for the supreme court are subjected to inhibition rules or scrutiny, highlighting concerns about eligibility, conflicts, or conduct affecting their qualification.
Non-Partisan Judiciary Ticket Urged By Editorial
The editorial urges readers to vote for the non-partisan judiciary ticket. It accuses Tacoma delegates of illegality in the so called hand picked convention and says the nominees profit from wrong doing. The piece questions the character of a man who wastes zeal for office outrunning his sense of right.
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Tacoma
Commercial Club Smoker Attracts Growing Attendance In Wenatchee
The Wenatchee Commercial Club held the second smoker in its fall series last Friday night. Attendance nearly doubled from the previous event. Horan could not attend due to an injured hand while preparing apples for the Vancouver show. Ira D. Edwards spoke on marketing, urging grower organization as key to stabilizing the fruit industry. Luncheon followed, cigars distributed, and plans for the next smoker to be announced.
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Horan
Wenatchee
Vancouver
B. C
Leavenworth
Ira D. Edwards
Edwards
Lutheran Church
Non-Partisan Judiciary Push Aims To Restore Supreme Court
The piece argues the state should nominate and elect supreme court justices, condemns a legislature driven process, cites the Tacoma convention, and promotes the non partisan judiciary league seeking voter support to protect the direct primary law and restore equal justice for all in Washington.
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Supreme Bench
Supreme Court
Tacoma
Judiciary League
State of
Washington
Fire destroys stock in corner Front Street frame building
The stock of furniture and hardware in the frame building opposite Tumwater Bank on Front Street was entirely destroyed by fire last Friday morning between twelve and one. The building was enveloped in flames when the alarm was raised and firefighters arrived promptly.
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Tumwater Bank
Front Street
Fire damages store and stock. builder plans rise new shop
A fire destroyed a light frame building belonging to M F Peake with eight or nine hundred dollars loss on the building and four hundred dollars insurance. Stock of furniture and hardware valued about two thousand dollars with twelve hundred insurance. Residents consider resuming business after settlements. Debord sells feed business to Bert Peterson and Ward Bertram. new firm will handle wood coal and grain. Icicle canal work employs sixty plus men, promising 6000 acres of fruit land. ditch to deliver water to Peshastin district by summer.
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M. F. Peake
J. G. Debord
Bert Peterson
Ward Bertram
Bertram
Lamb-Davis Lumber Co
Canada
Peterson
Icicle Canal
Wenatchee River
Peshastin
Mrs N H Lambson Leads Vancouver Visit for Maccabees
Mrs N H Lambson state commander of the Mac cabees visited Leavenworth on Wednesday to instruct the local hive in the new ritual. Cashmere Mission Valley members joined the meeting and a banquet at Mrs Dr Hoxsey's home followed. The event featured evergreen decor and lodge colors black red white with a group photo after. The Maccabees lodge is a women only body with more than 150000 members.
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William Briskey
Cashmere
McCoy
Wenatchee
Bill
Chelan
Kittitas County
N. H. Lambson
Vancouver
Wash
The
Maccabees
Leavenworth
Mission Valley
Dr. Hoxsey
Maccabee Lodge
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Leavenworth Echo
Leavenworth, Wash
Deed H. Mayar
Echo
Republican
United States
Miles Poindexter
WM. L. Lafollette
Whitman County
Mark Fullerton
Whitman
E. N. Parker
Pierce
M. F. Gose
Columbia
F. H. Rudkin
Yakima
Geo. F. Morris
T. H. Atkinson
David N. Gellatly
S. F. Gillman
J. E. Ferguson
David Keith
N. M. Sorenson
R. C. Osborne
Lakeside
Wiletta Guthrie
H. N. May
D. M. Thomas
Geo. P. Rice
Nels Sorensen
Minnesota University
Nels
India
Republican Party
Hoffee and Co
Tumwater Savings
Pioneer Bank
Leavenworth State Bank
Leavenworth Market
Martin Christenson
Packing House
Emil Frank
Prop
Wenatchee Milling CO
Wenatchee, Wash
G. W. Hathaway
Port Huron
Mich
Mabel Hutchings
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