Taft Seeks Budget Reform Amid Newspaper Criticism
Newark February 24 President Taft spoke at the Board of Trade banquet on government receipts and expenditures. He urged adoption of a budget system, warned of deficits and reforms, and criticized press treatment while outlining proposed cuts and potential savings through efficiency. He noted Panama canal costs and urged a committee to reduce expenses.
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Unien
Newark
N. J
Taft
Fiest
Grant
Board of Trade
Murphy
Panama Canal
Congress
War Department
Navy
Interior Department
Postoffice
Treasury Departments
Odds and Ends Across Cities and Incidents
Multiple brief items report on a growing Bankere colony at Leavenworth with Phil Allen and John KR. Waleh. Gene Walters and Sheta piette Walker tied to stage works. a pipe line right of way bill for Arkansas favored in Washington. Edward Meeker score record surpassed by Dr Harold Meeker in Sharon. Kaiser Wilhelm era notes. a Bulgarian king’s visit. smallpox deaths. a St Petersburg actress’ death by smallpox. a Georgia school health board banning slates and sponges due to illness. African diamond export volumes. a fatal railway collision near Stockton California. a California man killed in a train incident. a Los Angeles court case over a mother’s poisoning attempt. a Chicago divorce dispute over a wife’s conduct.
Dying Bride and Groom wed in love story aftermath
Mrs Bert Mills of Montesano dies at Summit in Chehalis County after a three week marriage to Bert Mills. The couple began as schoolmates and childhood sweethearts whose romance led to marriage when she fell ill with incurable cancer. He had urged immediate vows and she died three weeks after their wedding.
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Bert Mills
Bummit
Chehalis County
Maude Jane
Millia
Third of Skin Burn Fatality Survives At City Hospital
Bernard Kapello survived over two weeks with one third of his skin burned after an accident on a steam table in the Arctic club kitchen. Surgeons state such extensive loss is usually fatal but he may recover if grafting becomes possible. Doctors note his pain is extreme and he requests euthanasia, yet his condition may allow donor skin grafts totalling about 200 square inches.
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Bernard Kapetlo
Surggery
Arctic Club
Kapelle
A. A. Thuriow
Kapello
Moore rally to back candidate unfolds in Arcade hall
Two mayoralty hopefuls from the recent primary, Austin and Griffithe with Erickson, join Moore supporters at a downtown rally in Arcade hall. Speakers include M. M. Godman, G Wooten, George I. Cotterill, and others traveling from Netley Hall to Youngstown to address backers.
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Austin &. Griffithe
Oliver T. Erickson
Moore
Arcade Hall
Arcade
M. M. Godman
Erickson
G. Wooten
Conam
Texas
Mr. Moore
Netley H All
Seattle
Capt
D. A. Davies
A. J. Flagg
J U. Shorett
Ango's Hall
Youngstown
George J. Cotterill
W. HH. Stillinger
Red Cedar Shingle magazine debuts in Everett
A new magazine named the Red Cedar Shingle publishes its first issue in Everett Washington marking a unique Northwest trade publication debut. The freestanding periodical aims to cover the shingle industry with emphasis on local and national trade developments as explained in the preview.
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Everett
Northwest
Northwest Shingle Industry Magazine Announced
A new monthly publication will cover Northwest shingle industry news and feature expert articles on industry problems. The project aims to consolidate information for shingle producers and related sectors across the region.
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Washington
Panama Canal Finances
Leavenworth
Base
Federal Penitentiary
Phil Allen
First National Bank of
Gene Walters
Sheta Piette Walker
Gene
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
New York
Edward
Sharon
Harold Meeker
Berlin
Butler
Bowman
Seybert
ST. Petersburg
Ferdinando of Bulgaria
Tearekoe-Selo
Papa
Teddy Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Mme
Vera Fedorovna Koromisarshoffekaya
Kkent
M'Keesport
Health Board
Africa
Btockton
Cal
al Phillips
the & P
Los Angeles
John Hanuscheck
Chicago
United Press
Montesano, Wash
Mei
ToMaure
Cgeorge I. Cotterill
Seattle Electrie
Fy United Pree
Gus Brown
Cravenettes
Tively
Yesler
Myers Optical Co
Haven Drug
Stern
Second Avenue
Ite
America
Mathias Kingman
Strassburg
Schumann-Heink
Rehubert
Prubitegesels
Laliaby Pye ‘Artic Jacobs Bond
Bua
Millocker Et Ianee
Arditi Laaave
Pons Oe
Nasco
ralia—Brindial Ignon
Keninet du Das Ambroise Thomas
Victor
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Everbeer
Nienat
Hinaido
Lancia
Faens
Hellige
Mendelssohn Scion Ree
Romaty
Engle
Nevin
Pacific Coast
Sherman
Anstow Street
Teature
Ceaters
Steinway
Bank of Commerce
Madi
Madison Street
Seattle, Washngton
United States Depositary
Nottm
Spenchn
Wiret View
G. A. Sprenchmn
Heary, Chatrmain
Almeworth M
Backhoe le Rey MM. Nackuetleo, E de Steigner J.D, Carrell
M. F. Backus
Malvh & Stacy
K. Olmstern
Antler
Jouhbon Green
Patni Actniant Am
Star Space
Sample Shoe Shop
Mgr
Star
Suite
Liberty Ride
Corner Third Av
Union St
Seattle, Wash
Wash
Liberty Building
Greater
Per L. J. Conley
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
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