Senator Jones Proposes Public Site Grants for Wenatchee and Ellensburg
State lawmakers introduce bills to appropriate 15000 dollars each for public building sites in Wenatchee and Ellensburg. Other items note Missive from ex Governor McBride backing Seattle judge Burke for U S senator and Poindexter campaign on lands misconduct issue.
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Miles Poindexter
Senate
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John Clark
Carlton County
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Yakima
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Banker Welty to Surrender Over Bank Wrecking Case
H J Welty former president of Home Securities Bank Bellingham disappeared before bank closed. He notified prosecutor he will return to plead guilty and help unwind the banks affairs. A $1000 reward is to be withdrawn. Welty faced charges of diverting bank funds to land ventures. The bank failed for 300000 and creditors may receive about 40 percent.
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H. J. Weltry
Home Securities Bank of
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Welty
Bellingham Bank
Herald
Supreme court blocks repeal of lien law amendment
In Olympia the supreme court disallowed a repeal attempt of the material men lien law then in effect. A 1909 act intended to amend the regular session law was found hazy. Governor Hay vetoed sections one to four while approving the remainder which repealed the earlier law.
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Olympia
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Hay
Spokane Centennial Plan for First White Man Site
Spokane organizers schedule a 1911 or 1912 centennial to recall the Northwest Fur Company trading post near Spokane established in spring 1811. They also propose a permanent monument at the junction of the Little Spokane and Spokane rivers where the Spokane House stood, the first white habitation in the area.
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Northwest Fur Company
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Will Leaves 75000 for Masonic Home in Washington
Frank Rider, a pioneer of Palouse county, bequeaths seventy five thousand dollars to Blue Lodge No. 55 in Oakesdale Washington to establish a home for aged and needy Masons and Eastern Star members. He died in Portland.
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Blue Lodge
Oakesdale
Wash
Frank Rider
Palouse County
Portland
Justice of the Peace Surrenders in Maple Falls Burglary Case
Justice of the Peace Lewis of Maple Falls surrenders and is jailed in Bellingham amid burglary charges filed by a convicted man who says he can prove his innocence. The B B Shingle mill at Maple Falls burned Sunday, property loss estimated at 20000 dollars. Rev Frank Shaw a former pastor and current businessman died at Blanchard depot Sunday night after preaching there. Bellingham hosts a rose show later this week.
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Maple Falls
Bellingham
B. B. Shingle Company
Frank Shaw
Blanchard
Bixby Seeks Whatcom County Attorney Nomination
Frank W. Bixby announces candidacy for county attorney on the Republican ticket subject to primary voter decision on Tuesday September 13 1910 at Lynden Washington and Whatcom County voters.
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Whatcom County
Frank W. Bixby
Lynden Wash
Butters Seeks County Commissioner Post in Whatcom County
Geo H Butters announces candidacy for County Commissioner of the Second District subject to voters in the upcoming primary election in Whatcom County. He asks voters to consider him in the nominating process.
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Whatcom County
Leitch Seeks Republican Nomination for County Clerk
Samuel E. Leitch of Whatcom County announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Clerk subject to voter choice at the September Primary Election. Deputy County Clerk Samuel E. Leitch is the signer.
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Whatcom CO
Samuel E. Leitch
Notice to voters in Whatcom County district two
A candidate announces intent to run for county commissioner District No 2 Whatcom County The notice states the candidacy and district for the local election seeking election to public office in the second district
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Whatcom CO
What
County votes loom in Republican primary with Hemmi
County residents face a pivotal Republican primary as candidates seek support from GOP voters. George Hemmi is among the figures mentioned in campaign coverage, signaling local interest and contested selection ahead of the election.
Unclear historical notice from a personal message
Fragmentary text references not wearing a congress badge, voting for congressmen, avoiding a peace prize, and a Coxey badge. The note by C. M. Barnitz contains colloquial self references and obscured claims, lacking verifiable names, dates, or events to establish a clear news item.
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