Voters Rights and Primary Law Challenge in State Debate
A printed opinion defends voters right to choose primary ballots by conscience. It rebuts misinformation from a Wilson aligned press campaign and asserts that voters may switch from Democratic to Republican candidates before the primary without forfeiting future votes. It cites perjury risks and notes related editorials and industry events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
George Cotterill
Poindexter
Burke
Letters From a Gentleman to His Wife in the Country
A humorous historical note portrays a husband in Clamrville writing to his wife Peachblossom, sending five dollars, describing a snack picnic, keeping the home nest tidy, and expressing deep loneliness as he imagines her away. The playful tone mentions a cat and bird, a garden lawn, and a wound clock as he endearingly yearns for reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeybunch
Placid
Clamrville
Tam
King County races stir as Wilson pressured assessor bid emerges
In King County politics Parish resists Carrigan Wilson crowding the assessor’s office. Former Councilman J T Armstrong files to challenge Parish, while Cotterill seeks the 32nd senate seat on the Democratic ticket and Landon vies with Williams in a bitter Republican fight. Bradford’s entry shocks Murphy supporters, McKenzie promotes tax relief, and Gay opposes Poindexter amid weak district support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish
Wilson
Carrigan
Carrigan-Wilson- MacConnaughey
Carrigan’s
J. T. Armatrong
Bablard
Wilson Carrigan
Armatrong
Weldon
Case
Armstrong
Ballard
George F. Cotterill
State Senate
Cotterill
Landon
Williams
King County
Williama
James E. Bradford
John F. Murphy
Bradford
Murphy
Griffith
Murphy Cauo
Murphy Grriffith
David McKenzie
McKenzie
Lightning Death Statistics and Odd Fatalities
A column notes the low annual lightning death rate about one in 300 000 and compares it with higher risks like sunstroke and tra mation. It cites 1908 figures in 17 states, mentions a telegraph lineman killed by a distant strike, and describes lightning’s strange paths through wires, mines, and chimneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Beary the polar explorer seeks heat in Turkish bath
Beary returns home and requests more warmth in a Turkish bath. The thermometer climbs from 100 to 115 degrees as he pleads to cool off. The steam valve jams, trapping him in rising heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beary
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Kansas
Uncle Joe
Ballinger
Collier's
Dr. Crippen
Grand Trunk
Canadian Pacific
Everett True
Reno
Fred B8chaefer
Rweery
King County Politics
Mont Weston
Cannon
Gay
Fred Scurefer
Osgar
Our Daily
Ohio
Dentists
Pike St. Over Owl Drug Co
Osy
United States
Donegal Tweed
Bradbury System
Venience
Eastern Outfitting Co., Inc
Second
Union St
Seattle
Reliable Credit House
First Avenue
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