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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
2
The piece reflects on political interest in 1900 with comparisons to 1896, noting voters focus on persons and parties rather than clear issues. It questions whether current quiet hints at a storm and discusses the value of civic debate and active engagement in politics.
The piece argues Governor Mead has kept party pledges and would continue via renomination. It highlights local option, abolition of racetrack gambling, an eight hour day for women, hotel inspector powers, free employment bureaus and reading rooms, regulation of public service corporations, preservation of natural resources, merit-based staffing for state institutions, and faithful platform adherence since 1904 and 1906. The question remains: will the people endorse these reforms with a renomination.
The Cowlitz County Advocate condemns Senator Piles for backing the Ankeny Sweeny bargain, warning it could ruin his reelection by overemphasizing the deal. The Everett Tribune defends press freedom in elections, arguing paid support is improper but candid coverage of candidates’ records is essential. A patriotic letter praises Wesley L. Jones for his creditable career.
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The Tacoma Daily News reports Mr. Jones withdrew from addressing Walla Walla labor groups on Labor Day after pressure from Ankeny supporters sought to cancel the invitation. Jones asked to be excused to prevent further agitation among workers. The Emporia Gazette in doggerel upholds voting for Taft over Bryan.
Goats thrive in inaccessible Hawaiian mountains destroying forests that store rainfall for irrigation. Hunter sports slaughter hundreds at times, but carcasses are left and there is no market for skins. Goats, common backyard varieties, were introduced years ago and have proliferated, worsening habitat and water supply. A Palace Barber Shop ad follows.
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