Reverend R I Case Resigns Lynden Pastorate
Reverend R I Case resigns from the First Baptist church Lynden and accepts a call from Blaine church. Announcement made at Sunday service. Case arrived four years ago from North Yakima. oversaw property and growth of Lynden church and family joins community. He pursues broader field in training work.
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Wrights wedding harmonizes Lynden and Muskegon ties
Prof. Wright, Lynden superintendent, wed Miss Marion Beaty of Muskegon Wis at Seattle First M E Church. The couple returned to Lynden Monday, plan a Jacob’s cottage home, and were greeted warmly by students and friends.
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Appleton
Supreme Court and Tax Debate Shape Busy Session
Congress' return signals quick action on the ship subsidy bill and a looming Senate fight. The Supreme Court reconvenes amid major cases, including the corporation tax challenge and Sherman act prosecutions tied to Standard Oil and the tobacco trust, while timber resources concentrate on the Pacific coast.
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Earthquake Wrecks Vyerny and Semiryetchensk City
A violent quake struck Russian Turkestan from 4 to 4:30 this morning destroying most stores and homes in Vyerny, capital of Semiryetchensk district, with many fatalities and widespread fissures. Communication along disrupted lines. seismograph from Westwich records a massive distant tremor.
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Semiryetchensk
Mexican Rebels Hit Mal Paso as Federals Capture Fortified Point
Twenty seven killed and 28 wounded in the Mal Paso fight as Federals seize a key revolutionary stronghold in Chihuahua. Three missing include Federalists. 18 Federals and 14 revolutionaries dead. Reports say rebels grow near Ojinaga with four encounters and El Mulato raid, while Ojinaga’s 200-strong garrison awaits renewed assault.
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Many Legislatures Meet in January Across 37 States
Chicago reports that 37 state legislatures begin action in January with 33 assemblies electing or reelecting U S senators. Republicans lose seats to Democrats after the November landslide and Oregon eyes 32 initiative measures. Advertising buys pledge high returns, Tribune claims.
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Timber harvest across five western states totals large cut
Oregon California Washington Idaho and Montana logged 484,412,000 feet of timber last year, up 26,773,000 feet from the year before. Of this, 379,616,000 feet came from sales and 104,796,000 feet from free use, with fiscal 1910 sales totaling 574,555,000 feet valued at 1,400,992 dollars.
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Workmen Insurance Bill Drafted for Hazardous Jobs
The 42 commission drafts a workers compensation bill to regulate insurance and penalties, with Governor Hay to receive the final draft. The plan funds about 49000 per year in administration and aims to reduce accident and liability insurance. An appropriation of 150900 is allotted for current administration.
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Two Aviators Die In Separate Crashes In LA And Near New Orleans
John B. Moissant dies landing in a field near New Orleans while Arch Hoxsey crashes in LA after reaching over 11 000 feet in pursuit of a new altitude record. Moissant had recently won $10 000 for circling the Statue of Liberty. Hoxsey’s jet biplane overturned from a control failure and plummeted to the ground.
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Hill in big corporation signals Western Pacific coup
San Francisco reports Indications point to James Hill gaining control of the Western Pacific Railroad. The United Properties Company of California, with 200 million dollars for railroad building, consolidates Key Route, Oakland Traction and Lewis Water and Power, revealing 165 million in foreign capital backing the venture.
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Governor Hay to Confer on Columbia Boundary
Governor Hay announces a legislative committee will accompany him to Astoria this week to work with Oregon authorities on framing a settlement of the Columbia River boundary questions.
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Anti-Trust Test in Canada Targets US Shoe Machinery
Toronto courts prepare to hear a Quebec manufacturers’ suit against United States Shoe Machinery Company. They allege an illegal price‑boosting combination under the new anti-trust law, with potential revocation of patent rights and removal of protective duties on the firm’s products.
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Wool Growers Conventions Open in Portland with Large Attendance
The National Wool Growers Association opens its Portland meeting as the largest convention in the city and perhaps the Pacific Northwest with 6000 to 10000 attendees. Earlier Oregon Wool Growers Association also began its annual convention, drawing extensive preparations and civic reception efforts.
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National Wool Growers’ Association
Pacific Northwest
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Progressive Union forms in northwest Washington to shape new district
Saturday in Bellingham the Progressive Union launched as an insurgent Democrats and Republicans group for northwestern Washington. Founders expect it to influence the new congressional district comprising northwest counties and plan to affiliate with similar groups in other parts of the state and beyond.
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James E. Martine Favored by Wilson for Senate
New Jersey election notes indicate James E. Martine is favored by President Wilson as a frontrunner for the Senate race. Supporters point to Martine's prior public service and party alignment in the state.
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Woman shoots man to stop abduction of her child
Mrs. Victoria C. Herold fired at two men sent by her husband to abduct her child. She wounded Harry Williams, a Chicago commercial traveler living in Seattle, seriously. Williams is hospitalized and likely to die.
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State considers three water code bills for next legislature
Washington state committee hands Governor Hay three proposed acts. One bans disposal of waste into water sources without removal of solids and requires permits for individuals and cities. Another covers granting and franchising water rights and fines. A third sets up a water board and splits the state into two districts.
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Recall for Gill Is Filed
Seattle petitions certify recall of Mayor Hiram C Gill for alleged misconduct in office after city controller verifies required signatures and counts all names in the filing.
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