Iowa law allows removal for drunkenness upheld in mayor case
A district judge upheld a state law allowing removal of an official for drunkenness. The mayor argued he never drank on duty, but the court ruled a public official is always on duty. The piece notes such statutes curb personal liberty and speculates vacancies if applied in Washington.
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Iowa
Washington
Senators split on Schively impeachment vote in Washington
Fourteen refused to convict Schively while twenty six found the evidence sufficient. Senator Smithson led district support for impeachment, denouncing a disgraceful blot on Washington’s history. The piece questions his corruption and hints at sinister influences behind his continued office.
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Smithson
Washington
State of
Seattle mayor forms panel to probe secret political society
Spokane article says Mayor Pratt appointed a five member committee of prominent citizens to investigate the Panta Pantois secret society. Members include three superior court judges and several municipal officials. The panel lacks subpoena power and will rely on voluntary testimony for an impartial inquiry.
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Spokane
Pratt
Panta Pantois
Superior Court
New tree disease discovered in Yakima orchards
North Yakima August 28 A new tree disease named the Oregon apple canker has been found in local apple orchards by Horticultural Inspector Morrison. The ailment affects young trees more, spreads from cankers, and can be controlled by removing cankers, applying Bordeaux mixture, and destroying maturing spores.
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Yakima
Morrison
Oregon
East Selah
Fairview
M. B. Waite
United States Department of Agriculture
Five Families Auto Tour to A Y P Exposition
An east of the mountains auto party of five Ford roadsters from Cashmere Wenatchee valley arrived in Seattle last week to visit the A Y P exposition. Families led by W B Paton J C Lilly W G Paton D W Wright and F T Spiller report a highly enjoyable run with perfect road and weather conditions. They praise the automobile route for pleasure and sight seeing and plan boosters on returning home.
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Seattle
A.Y.P. Exposition
Cashmere
Wenatchee Val
W. B. Paton
J. C. Lilly
W. G. Paton
D. W. Wright
F. T. Spiller
Rockered Romance Ends As Father Replaces Suitor
An Atchison young woman faced heartbreak as her father, after learning of her fiancé’s infidelity, proposes to replace him with a weekly allowance and take over duties at home. He vows to support her and discipline siblings to help her through the breakup. The tale is recalled by reports in the Atchison Globe and Seattle Daily Star.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Carries Bullet in his Pocket After 40 Years
William Mooney visiting in this city carries the bullet that remained in his body for over four decades after he was shot during the war. He had surgery to locate and remove it four years ago, then regained health. An Entiat note reports an community ice cream social at the home of Mrs. F. E. Knapp, raising funds for the Christian church pastor.
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Wenatchee
Dr. Gilchrist
Entiat
F. E. Knapp
Christian Church
N. M. Cannon
D. Curkin
Orvil
Bernice
Aletha Cannon
Laurence Bart
Misses Pearl Clawson
Lena Olson
Charley Organ
W. Fletcher
T. Jackman
Mr. Holder
Frank Johnson
Alice Dick
Willie Goodman
George
Ida Clary
Gertrude
Tommy Canon
Mazel Wolf
Dugal
Guthrie
Knox McArthur
Ardenver
Anna
Niema Harris
W. K. McKinzie
Ray Moody
Myrtle
Maudie Dick
John Brays
Parsons
Della Pearson
W. T. Adams
Sarah Cox
Nellie Rinner
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