Senator Jones under fire in Washington Progressive letter
L. Roy Slater, state chairman of the Progressive Party in Washington, charges Senator W L Jones with inconsistent support of Lorimer and calls for accountability. The letter questions Jones’s voting record, accuses him of compromising on Lorimerism, and demands clarity on his convictions and loyalty to reform.
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Stephenson
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Standard Oil
Bailey
Theodore Roosevelt
Pontius Pilate
Christ
Yakima
Aberdeen
Ganges
Abraham Lincoln
L. Roy Slater
Alaska Kelp Beds Promising Potash Future Says Prof Rigg
Prof George Rigg of the state university botany department argues Alaska kelp beds rival Alaska gold fields in value and foresee a large northwest potash industry. He led two summers of government kelp surveys noting Pacific coast kelp is the only commercially usable potash source.
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Leavenworth approves Tumwater franchise ordinance 1918
City Council of Leavenworth confirms Ordinance No 127 granting Tumwater Light and Water Company a city franchise to operate. Acceptance filing date set, clerk to republish ordinance with resolution. vote tallies acknowledge Featherstone Schubert Anderson Massie Sauer Yes all, Close absent.
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City of
Avenworth
Tumwater Light and Water Company
Leavenworth
Tumwater Light & Water Company
H. X. Featherstone
J. BE. Schubert
Charles Anderson
Cammille Massiey
Peter Sauer
John Close
Leavenworth Grants 25 Year Franchise To Tumwater Light & Water
The City of Leavenworth approves a 25 year franchise to Tumwater Light & Water Company to lay underground and string overhead telephone and electric wires within city limits Chelan County Washington. The ordinance sets regulatory conditions, condemnation of grading, and an option for the city to purchase the company’s electric plant and equipment. The franchise includes provision for rate disputes to be heard by the public service commission and for work to proceed with notice and city oversight.
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Leavenworth
Helan County
Washington
Tumwater Light & Water Company
City of Leavenworth
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Leavenworth Electric Franchise Agreement and Option Terms
Long municipal ordinance outlines a franchise with Satveer Taemower Light and Water Co to supply electricity for Leavenworth Washington with an option for city purchase of plant and equipment. It sets appraisal by three engineers, dates for potential purchase, and grounds for voiding the option if other franchises are granted. It mandates filing acceptance within 30 days and provides free light and telephone service to City Hall.
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Leavenworth
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Tumwater Light & Water CO
J. B. Adams
L. R. Hart
S. A. Potter
L. J. Nelson
Repairing While You Wait at Reasonable Prices
Offer for fast repair services described as affordable with a prompt wait time. Encourages calling to inquire.
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Slatile, Wash
Chas. Roach
Lee Howerton
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