County Republican Convention Set For September
At a county central committee meeting in the courthouse this afternoon the date September 1 was chosen for the Republican County convention and the city for its location. Delegates will be chosen at one for every ten votes or major portion thereof. The Wenatchee representation will be small due to votes for Reed in the senatorial race when Arthur Gunn was elected. Many Republicans voted for Mr. Gunn, driving the vote below the average. A full report will be published tomorrow after remaining committee work is finished.
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Arthur Gunn
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Italian steamer Umbria reports near Sirio wreck survivors
The Umbria’s captain says he passed Hormigas islands soon after the Sirio disaster and searched for four hours without spotting survivors. He boarded the wreck, sketched visible sections, and removed some of the captain's personal property, noting the tragedy might have been less severe if those aboard had stayed calm.
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Barcelona
Idug
Umbria
Hormigas Islands
Sirio
Twenty Five Drowned in Texas Cloudburst
A Fort Worth cloudburst in South Texas forced the Colorado river from its banks. Twenty five people are known dead with hundreds homeless and $500000 in property destroyed. Relief lines blocked as telegraph and telephone wires are down and isolated towns face unknown fates.
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St. Louis
Post- Dispatch
Fort Worth
Texas
Colorado
Galveston
Coke king Raffrety sued by daughter in law in New York
Gilbert T. Raffrety Sr. known as the coke king of Pittsburg and resident at the Waldorf Astoria is sued for half a million dollars by his daughter in law wife of George B. Raffrety alleging alienation of her husband's affections. The affair followed a secret marriage and Rafferty's 1902 departure to join the army serving in the Philippines.
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New York
Gilbert T. Raffrety
Fourteen Ice Men Indicted Over Ice Price Conspiracy
Philadelphia grand jury returns true indictments against 14 members of the Philadelphia ice exchange accused of conspiring to raise ice prices. The case highlights a sharp warning to merchants about fair competition.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Ice Exchange
Rockefeller Ends Long Row Over Pilgrim Fathers
In Cleveland Rockefeller rebuts ex Secretary Long by praising the Pilgrim Fathers and the United States. He hails truth and right living as core to the nation while defending his patriotism amid Chicago probe concerns. The sermon to his Euclid Avenue Baptist class highlights the debate over which American figure carries greater weight.
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Cleveland
Plymounth
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Rockefeller
Chicago
Euclid Avenue
Secretary Long
Treasury estimates US money per capita at 32 dollars
Treasury experts report the per capita circulation of money in the United States is 32 dollars with small coin output rising. The mint supply remains ample to meet demand despite growing quantities of quarters dimes nickels and pennies.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Americans Kill Five Japanese Fishermen on Attu Island
A report to the Commerce and Labor Department states five Japanese fishermen were killed on Attu Island in the western Aleutians and 12 Japanese prisoners were captured by the revenue cutter McCulloch under Captain J. C. Cantwell. The fishermen were shot by Americans before the ship arrived, with officials noting potential legal tensions but no expected international crisis.
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New York
the Tribune
Attu Island
McCulloch
J. C. Cantwell
Department of Commerce and Labor
Edwin C Sims
Department
Alaska
United States
Alaskan
Attu Ieland
Aleutian Islands
Standard Oil Jury Chosen for Federal Inquiry
Chicago Aug 8 The special grand jury empaneled to probe Standard Oil business methods and railroad transportation of its products was sworn in before Federal Judge S H Bethne. A crowd rushed to read the news.
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Chicago
Standard Oil Company
S. H. Bethne
Wheat crop short in the Big Bend region
O J Johnsrud, a Spokane harvesting machine representative, reports the Big Bend wheat crop will average about half of last year with many fields near Wilson Creek Adrian and Epirata yielding around ten bushels per acre. Some ranches may reach thirty five. Fall seeding in Douglas county credited for better crops. Between Ephrata and Waterville conditions improved and side by side fields showed little difference. Farmers face contract extensions on equipment bought on thirty day terms due to hot weather in the past four weeks.
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O. J. Johnsrud
Spokane
Johnsrud
Wilson Creek
Adrian
Epirata
Douglas County
Ephrata
Waterville
Mrs Le Doux Sentenced to Hang for Murder in San Quentin
Stockton California August 8 Emma Le Doux was sentenced to hang at San Quentin October 19 between 6 am and noon for murder of her former husband A N McVicar by poison. She denied the charge and gave conflicting stories mentioning a mysterious Joe Miller. Prosecution said motive was fear of bigamy prosecution. she had remarried Eugene LeDoux before McVicar’s death.
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Stockton
California
Emma le Doux
San Quentin
LeDux
A. N. McVicar
Jackson
McViccar
Antioch
Cal
MecVicar
Threatened by Forest Fires in Washington District
Residents of the Ysocolt Amboy Canyon Creek area fret over continued dry weather. Fire in the district is under control but two more weeks of dryness could trigger widespread outbreaks, forcing every able bodied man to battle the flames feared to rekindle memories of fires four years ago.
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Vancouver
Wash
Ysocolt-Amboy
Canyon Creek
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