Roosevelt in Seattle Two Speeches Tuesday
The article describes Col Theodore Roosevelt arriving at Seattle Union Depot on Tuesday September 10 with a large crowd and a march to Dreamland Rink. It outlines the parade schedule, Roosevelt speeches at Dreamland Rink and the armory, and Roosevelt’s departure to Tacoma. It also urges progressives to vote and notes ballot details for Roosevelt electors and write in options.
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Roosevelt
Seattle
Union Depot
Col. Roosevelt
Second Avenue
Union Street
Dreamland Rink
7Th
Union
Tacoma
Buster Brown To Advertise Wenatchee Valley Apples
R F Outcault owner of Bridgeport Washington apple orchard proposes Buster Brown labels on Wenatchee Valley apples to boost world wide recognition. Labels feature Buster Brown and Tige with a Red Apple and a line about tasting the fruit. Up to sixty million labeled apples expected. A H Blake and wife travel to Spokane for a weeklong visit with friends.
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Buster Brown
Wenatchee Valley
R. F. Outcault
Buster Brown Pictures
F. N. Crewdson
Bridgeport
Wash
Tige
Buster
Crewdson
Outcalt
Mr. Outcalt
Change Made in Express Waybills
A Washington State community notes changes in express waybills under new Interstate Commerce Commission rules. Three toned color coded waybills replace originals with copies kept at the office, shipment posted, and destination recorded. Stickers mark ship date, consignee, piece count, and waybill number for each box. A. D. Allen of Chiwaukum mentions plans to hear Roosevelt in Seattle, potentially without mortgaging his farm.
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Fred Lee
Interstate Commerce Commission
A. D. Allen
Chiwaukum
Seattle
Roosevelt
Lawrence Withdraws Republican Bid for Washington Progressive Nomination
John C. Lawrence declares his withdrawal from the Republican race for Washington governor, endorses the Progressive Party, cites party principles over personal ambition, and urges voters to support his Progressive primary bid on September 7. He emphasizes a fight for a government of the people and criticizes party machinery and big newspapers.
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Aberdeen
Robert LaFollett
Theodore Roosevelt
Gov. Hay
Washington
National Progressive Committee
National Progressive Movement
New Progressive Party
John C. Lawrence
Noted figures travel for irrigation project progress
Col Gooding and John Mooney passed through on Thursday from Wenatchee toward Chewawa river valley where a half million dollar irrigation project is underway. The fifth of the month is payday on the canal work. They returned to Leavenworth to spend the night and planned to resume to Wenatchee today.
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Col. Gooding
John Mooney
Wenatchee
Chewawa River
Messrs. Gooding
Mooney
Leavenworth
Progressive Primaries Tomorrow
Adherents of progressive politics vote tomorrow Saturday September 7 to express preference for state legislative and county officers. Polls open 12 noon to 8 pm at city hall. The party favors direct primary nominations over conventions and urges every progressive voter to participate in selecting officers for November.
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Progressive Party
Paving Injunction Ten to be Settled Tomorrow
A paving injunction case heard by Court Commissioner McCoy in Wenatchee last Tuesday will have judgment rendered Saturday. The work on paving has continued for two weeks with three more weeks probable, and the outcome may affect who bears the cost. The report also notes hunting season activity and local social updates.
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McCoy
Wenatchee
Jerico mine potential explored by F A Loskamp in Idaho
F A Loskamp of Leavenworth directs Burnt Creek Mining Co which owns Jerico in Elk River Idaho. He reports shallow development shows a true fissure vein with good free milling ore values and possible bonanza if high grade streaks persist. Plans include 50 to 60 foot drift and winter preparations for spring machinery installation at Jerico.
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Sentinel
Elk River
Idaho
F. A. Loskamp
Jerico
Burnt Creek Mining Co
Washington Corporation
Frank A. Loskamp
Leavenworth
Jericho
Big Auto Parade in Spokane Opens Interstate Fair
The Inland empire is invited to exhibit cars in Spokane’s largest parade as the opening event of the Interstate fair on September 30 at noon. The Spokane ad club sponsors the pageant with participation from nearly every civic group and the local commercial club invited to join.
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Inland Empire
Spokane
Commercial Club
Ad Club of
Spokalife
Ogle Maps Wenatchee Valley County Survey
A. J. Ogle, a Washington D C geological surveyor, surveys the Wenatchee valley this fall to prepare quadrangle maps and plan future topography of the surrounding country.
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A. J. Ogle
Washington, D. C
Wenatchee Valley
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Ray Arnold
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Bessie Simmons
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R. E. Brown
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