Judge Grimshaw Third Best in State per 1913 1916 Records
Paid advertisement notes Judge Grimshaw of Chelan county ranks third among Washington superior court judges in records reviewed by the Bellingham Herald. The August 21 1916 itemized list covers cases heard since January 1913 and excludes nonpublished or later disposed cases.
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Grimshaw’s Judge Record Questioned by Local Reader
Louis J. Crollard argues that a Daily World article misstated Judge Grimshaw’s state ranking. He contends the Bellingham Herald list omits cases and uses partial term data, inflating Grimshaw to third instead of about 37th among 48 judges.
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Violette Insurance
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Supreme Court
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America First And American Efficiency
Excerpt from Mr. Hughes' acceptance speech outlining a plain commitment to America first and America efficient. He urges Republican unity as a liberty party serving national achievement through strong self-government, stability, and constitutional faith.
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Hamilton Seeks Chelan County Assessor Post
Malaga native Harry L. Hamilton announces his candidacy for Chelan County Assessor. A eight-year county resident, seven years with the Malaga Land Company, he cites thorough knowledge of local property values and county industries gained while managing company affairs and livestock, land, and an orchard. Neighbor and Wenatchee business contacts attest to his character and competence.
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Malaga Land Company
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Wenatchee
Hughes Detroit Talks Flash Highlights Americanism and Labor
Excerpts from Hughes talks in Detroit stress American rights beyond coast lines, insistence on square deals for workers, and opposition to war era prosperity tied to any single class. Preparedness calls for pride in citizenship and dangers of political influence over public service.
Manana strategy signals watchful waiting in campaign
The piece notes Manana as the Democratic keynote and outlines a tentative Wilson drive starting after September 1 with no firm dates. Western visits are planned mid September, speeches for the woman vote phase are undecided, Bryan’s Maine appearance may shift, while Hughes runs a positive campaign energizing the West.
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Hughes Ex Plosives Car Search Sparks Campaign Fire
The New York Sun notes a Canadian soldier found explosives with Charles Evans Hughes during a motor car search, concealed under his hat. It predicts the incident will blow up during Hughes Western tour and flare up Wilson policies.
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New York Sun
Best Evidence of Hughes Bias Questioned by Newspapers
The World and The Fatherland attack Charles Evans Hughes from opposite sides over neutrality and pro war stances. Albany Journal notes the conflicting charges aim to prove he is simply American with no bias toward Britain or Germany.
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Albany Journal
Origin of The Marseillaise Unearthed in 18th Century Tale
The Marseillaise did not originate in Marseilles nor in its title. It began as Rouget de Lisle’s War Song of the Army of the Rhine in Strasburg penned after the Bastille fall. A Marseilles company adopted the tune and it became linked to their city as they marched on Paris in 1792.
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Globe-Democrat
Hughes Answers Is Answer to His Detractors
In a speech of acceptance Mr Hughes outlines vital Republican campaign issues. He explains why he left the Supreme Court, asserts the platform will address current administration faults, and seeks to restore the nation's standing and respect abroad.
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Supreme Court
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United States
Costly misaddressed mail burdens the postal service
The article notes that about 40 percent of mail is wrongly addressed, blaming business and dealers in towns both large and small. In cities letters often miss street details and in smaller towns town location is unclear. The problem wastes time and may cost up to $85,000 monthly in major cities.
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Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Quick Gentle Relief
An advertisement claims Dr Kings New Life Pills cleanse the system by removing impurities and waste poisons from the blood. It promises a free full bowel movement by morning and notes the product is available at the druggist for 25 cents.
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Pullman Builds 100 by 100 Knife Factory
Pullman announces construction of a 100 by 100 foot knife factory to employ 26 men, signaling expansion in local industry. The project aims to boost manufacturing capacity and create steady jobs for residents.
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