Senatorial Situation Seattle 1910 Withdrawal Shifts Votes
The piece analyzes John L. Wilson's withdrawal from the Washington Senate race and its expected impact. It argues Wilson's supporters will scatter mainly to Poindexter, with portions to Ashton and Burke, preserving Poindexter’s lead. It notes King County loyalties and local political dynamics, plus brief items on suffrage sentiment and Spokane outreach.
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Seattle Wash
John L. Wilson
Wilson
Poindexter
Burke
Ashton
King County
Mr. Wilson
Judge Burke
Levi Ankeny
Miles Poindexter
Deed H
Senator LaFollette Dominates Wisconsin Ballot Votes
Early returns show Senator LaFollette leading by a large margin in Wisconsin with a 5 to 1 ratio and the legislature tilting progressive. Michigan rejects Burroughs while Washington appears headed toward a progressive win on Tuesday.
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LaFollette
Wisconsin
Michigan
Burroughs
Washington
Political Equality League in Spokane Eyes November Vote
The Washington Political Equality League of Spokane promotes the amendment ahead of November 8. R. B. Martin speaks to Granges about strong support and covers his expenses. Mrs. Rose B. Moore and Mrs. Philip Stafford tour labor unions statewide and plan a Labor Day address in Spokane. Minnie J. Reynolds campaigns nightly in Seattle and other Sound cities under the Washington Equal banner.
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Washington Political Equality League
Spokane
R. B. Martin
Rose B. Moore
Philip Stafford
League
Minnie J. Reynolds
Seattle
Sound
West
The
Washington
Primary election registration and voting timing
The piece urges registration before Monday 6 pm and notes books close on election day with reopening within ten days of November's general vote. It says primaries decide most names on official ballots and warns that non registration or abstaining may affect outcomes.
Leavenworth State Bank Directors Update
At the Aug 29 directors meeting S M Lockerby former president and director resigned and Fred A Linden succeeded him Frank E Carlquist was elected vice president No other changes were made.
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Leavenworth State Bank
S. M. Lockerby
Fred A. Linden
Frank E. Carlquist
New Homestead Lands Opened for Settlement in West
Government opens 1 738 000 acres in California and Nevada for settlement on November 24 and for entry a month later. Lands withdrawn for the Truckee Carson irrigation project were restored after irrigation proved impractical.
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California
Nevada
Revenue report shows liquor collections nearly double in prohibition era
The internal revenue report for Alabama and Mississippi reveals liquor tax receipts nearly doubled over the past year despite state prohibition laws. The rise suggests broader enforcement or smuggling activity affecting tax collections in the two states.
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Internal Revenue
Alabama
Mississippi
Congregational Church Invites Faithful to Sabbath Services
The Congregational church announces regular services next Sabbath morning and evening with a cordial invitation from Pastor W. V. Davis. The piece notes nearby debates over liquor laws, brewery concerns, and labor influence shaping county level options for 1911. Local real estate updates include Charles Dow selling 10 acres via Wright & Dow to local parties.
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Congregational Church
W. V. Davis
Chas. Dow
Wright & Dow
Seattle
C. J. Booth
Man Arrested for Procuring Liquor for an Indian
Frank Jungers was arrested by Night Marshal Pratt after being seen receiving money buying liquor and delivering it to an Indian who admitted employing him as a purchasing agent. Jungers pled guilty at a preliminary exam and was bound over to the superior court. in default of bonds he was jailed in Wenatchee. Police had long watched due to the pair’s quiet transfers in darkness awaiting corroboration.
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Frank Jungers
Pratt
Jungers
Justice of the Peace Rice
Wenatchee
Primary voting demand urges registry before Sept thirteenth
Registration urged to vote in the September 13 primary. The vote shapes the general election, and missing the primary may bar support for preferred candidates. Encourage friends who are unregistered to register now.
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Nomifhate
Ballinger Guilty Verdict Signals Removal Call
The congressional committee appointed to probe charges of official corruption by Gifford Pinchot against Secretary of the Interior Richard A. Ballinger adopted a resolution on Wednesday declaring Ballinger guilty and urging removal. Standpat members, aided by the chairman, employ filibuster tactics to forestall votes and claim no quorum when outvoted.
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Congressional Committee
Gifford Pinchot
Interior
Richard A. Ballinger
Ballinger
Tumwater Savings Bank Financial Condition Report 1910
Reporting cash on hand 13 318.10 and deposits totaling a stated balance. Loans and discounts 151 276.06 overdrafts 192.02 bonds warrants and other securities listed. Due from banks 51 308.41 real estate and exchange items 204.75 cash on hand shown. Capital stock 25 000.00 surplus fund 5 000.00 undivided profits listed. Notary public verifies sworn statement dated September 7 1910 by cashier Jos M Gangler with director F S Jacobsen attestation.
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Securi- Gee
State of Washington
Chelan
Jos. M. Gangler
Jacobsen
Lin R, Hart
Leavenworth State Bank
Leavenworth
Bumper Crop Year Boosts Inland Empire Value
A conservative estimate places the inland empire grain crop value at 25000000 dollars for the present year. Despite hot July winds harming Big Bend fields, recent threshing returns justify the forecast, nearly matching 1909 bumper crops. National totals may exceed last year by millions, with U S crop value projected above 14 billion dollars for the year.
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Inland Empire
Big Bend
United States
Notice of assessment work on Rising Sun lode mining claim
John Olden notifies heirs and claimants in Chelan County Washington that $400 was spent on assessment work for the Rising Sun lode mining claim in 1907 1908 1909 1910 and that contributors must pay their share within ninety days or risk losing their interest under Section 424 Revised Statutes United States.
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John Hill
Rising Sun Lode
Peshastin
Chelan County
State of Washington
United States
John Olden
Senator Wilson Withdraws From Race Over Party Harmony
Hon John L Wilson withdrew from the senatorial contest last Monday citing party harmony required sacrificing personal ambitions. He said Judge Burke would not yield and he consented to withdraw.
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John L. Wilson
Burke
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Anti-Saloon League
Anti- Saloon League
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N. Gray
Frank O’conner
Congress
A. E. Veatch
Colville
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Stevens County
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Fred M. Crollard
F. Gilman
B. Battles
F. A. Reynolds
Carl Christensen
Wash
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J. E. Ferguson
V. M. Sorenson
John E. Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Wash
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Osborne
R. E. Simonas
H. N. May
W. H. Hamilton
Hamilton & Sons’ Undertaking Parlors
Tumwater Savings Bank
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Sdeagesee Eee
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J. Leigh Campbell
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Robert B. Field
Frank KE
Carlquist
Irectors
Guy Amilton
Notary Public
Queen Quality
L.D. Store Co
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Leavenworth Market
Martin Christenson
Packing House
Emil Frank
Prop
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Wenatchee, Wash
G. W. Hathaway
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