Chelan County Growth Highlighted in Local Commentary
The Chelan County growth editorial notes a leap from about 500 000 in 1900 to near 10 000 000 this year, urging real estate investment in a rising Wenatchee area. It cites Leavenworth Echo criticism of a Seattle attorney and mentions Chelan Falls candidate A G Bowie and E C Bowersox for school superintendent. The Chelan Commercial Club, with 25 active members, is praised for spurring prosperity in Wenatchee and other towns.
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Chelan County
Chelan
Leavenworth Echo
Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Leavenworth
A. G. Bowie
Chelan Falls
E. C. Bowersox
Chambers of Commerce
Wenatchee
Chelan Commercial Club
Principal Duties School Empty After Schoolroom Incident
The Kiona school principal performed duty with no pupils present as girls walked out after a professor labeled them boy struck and lacking focus. He dismissed them saying they were calf love afflicted and unable to properly study.
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Kiona
Many hundreds die in storms across the region
Reports from Amite Louisiana and surrounding towns describe widespread destruction. Amite is said to be almost entirely destroyed with 25 to 50 killed and at least 75 injured. McLain Mississippi lists eight dead, Vidal Louisiana a white woman and six Black victims, and Quitman landing 11 Black dead. Purvis Landing Mississippi reports 30 white and 50 Black victims. Twenty towns were struck by tornadoes, with Concordia parish Louisiana recording 64 dead and at least 100 injured. Most victims are Black, with many log cabins destroyed.
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Quitman Landing
Purvis Landing
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Concordia Parish
River Wenatchee Daily Brief Notice
Readable fragments report a daily regional update with assorted entries including prices and schedules. The text mentions currency values and regional entities but lacks clear events or names to specify.
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