Big Rabbit Drive Announced for Ephrata to Moses Lake
A big rabbit drive is announced to start Sunday morning December 11 after the Great Northern train arrives. It runs from Ephrata to Moses Lake with Frank Buckley of Ephrata in charge. The event promises a rare hunting opportunity and a view of the Moses Lake country.
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Great Northern
Ephrata
Moses Lake
Frank Buckley
Rive
South Side
Sound
Bert
Induction of Gen Porfirio Diaz for eighth term in Mexico
Thousands filled Mexico City as Gen Porfirio Diaz began his eighth consecutive term as president. A grand civic and military display accompanied the oath ceremony with senators, representatives, officers, and diplomats in uniform. Streets were heavily decorated to honor the occasion and show loyalty to the republic.
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City of
Mexico
Der
Porforio D
Mexican Republic
Diaz
Ostdiek Again 10 Lead Indians
Spokane report states Harry Ostdiek will captain the Spokane Indians again in 1911. President Joseph P. Cohn declares no dispute over salary and expects quick agreement, praising Ostdiek for a winning season and for steady handling of pitchers and club harmony.
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Ostdiek
Indians
Spokane
Harry Ostdiek
Spokane Indians
Joseph P. Cohn
Harry
Cohn
Community Notes and Local Socials in Chelan
Mr. and Mrs. Claude E Stewart entertain the S E Club at their King street home with games and refreshments. A. A Hannah visits from Peshastin and plans a subject to illustrate West life. Sam Campbell and Miss Flore Clintick plan Seattle travel and potential marriage registration upon return. Roger Sherman Hoar, 23, elected to Massachusetts state senate as youngest in upper house.
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Zener
Halbert Block
Claude E. Stewart
S. E. Club
King Street
Perfection Hair Store
N. Mission
All Nations
North Mission St
A. Dickie
The
Baptist Church
Commercial Club
Catholic Club
Crollard
Webb
Indianapolis News
West
Russell Johnson Co
Sam Campbell
Flore-Clintick
Seattle
J. N. Bullock
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jacob Goff
Young
Park Millinery
Frank Baker
Wenatchee Hospital
R. F. Helm
Ephrata
Wenatchee
Harlin Block
Postoffice Court
E. T. Robbins
Beebe
Chelan
Bissett
Wright
Roger Sherman Hoar
United States
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts State Senate
Massachusetts General Assembly
Wisconsin Mutt Plan Hails Growth of State Society in Wenatchee
A proposal to organize a Wisconsin society in Wenatchee valley aims to unite all residents who have lived in Senator LaFollette’s stronghold. It envisions outreach to former Wisconsinites, with plans for publicity and future chapters for Illinois Ohio and Hoosier communities if successful.
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George Coburn
Bob LaFollette
Wenatchee
Washington
Wisconsin
Commercial Club
Big Lakes
Wisconsin Society
Wenatchee Valley
Illinois
GUIDENT REUNITES PARENTS IN NEW WASHINGTON HOME
About two months after Charles Steele was injured at Entiat, his parents Abram L. Steele of Seattle and Lela J. Steele of Tacoma learned of the accident and reunited at his bedside in Wenatchee. The former couple, once married 22 years ago and now divorced for many years, agreed to start anew with a fresh companionship in Tacoma.
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Charles Steele
Wnatchee
McCoy
Seattle
Abram L. Steele
Lela J. Steele
Tacoma
Steeles
Wenatchee Hospital
Macao Replaces Governor After Soldier Demands
Official advices from Macao report restored order after rebels and sailors forced changes. The governor accused of protecting religious orders is replaced by Judge Marques Vidal, and the population hails the new administration with delight.
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London
Macoa
Marques Vidal
Licensing bankers and lawyers sparks contentious meeting
In Bellingham Washington socialists backed a plan to tax nonproductive trades including banks and lawyers to cover a projected 1911 deficit after saloon losses. Acting Mayor John F Miller hesitated as H C Cupples seized the chair and led a vote that passed the motion overwhelmingly.
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Bellingham
Wash
John F. Miller
H. C. Cup Ples
Miller
Big Three Mercantile Sales In City Highlight Daily World Ads
Three major local firms launch exclusive Daily World advertised sales. Ellis Forde runs a sale from last Saturday for a week, Breese Weber Hardware begins today for several days, and J L Silverstein New Clothing advertises a week long sale. Stores report heavy crowds and extra staff needed to handle shoppers.
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Daily World
Ellis-Forde Company
Breese-Webber Hardware Company
J. L. Silverstein
New Clothing Company
Atwell Re-elected Oregon Horticultural Leader
Homer C Atwell of Forest Grove is re-elected president of the Oregon Horticultural Society with Frank W Power as secretary treasurer. The morning’s focus is on drafting a substitute bill for Representative Hawley in Washington to amend the Lafean apple box bill, which threatens northwestern growers profits with stricter boxing and labeling rules.
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Portland
Ore
Homer C Atwell
Forest Grove
Oregon Horticultural Society
Frank W. Power
W. C. Hawley
Washington
Oregon Apple
Washington Weather Fair East With Rain In West Tonight
The forecast calls for fair conditions across Washington with rain expected in the west tonight and continued rain on Friday. Temperatures not specified. Local observers advise precaution for overnight travel.
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Washington Weather Washington
Denunciation of Ayprotism Sparks Seattle Lecture Debate
Prof Herman Hering denounces hypnotism as evil, contrasting it with divine mind healing. He argues suggestion cannot cure disease and warns believers that hypnotism fails to elevate moral courage or knowledge of God. He arrives from the coast and will lecture at Wenatchee Theatre tonight at 8 with free admission.
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God
Christ
Herman Hering
Seattle
Puget Sound
Prof. Hering
Wenatchee Theatre
Wenatchee Hotel
Governor Hay's Daughter Born First Time In Washington Mansion
Olympia report notes the governor Marion E. Hay and wife welcomed a daughter, the first child born in the executive mansion and the first for a Washington governor since he took office. The piece also mentions Postmaster Terry Ross warning about changes to registered mail receipts during the busy season.
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Executive Mansion
Olympia
Wash
Marion E. Hay
Executive
Washington
Har
Terry Ross
Postal Department
Ross
Notable colonial fruit and vegetable exhibit opens in London
The Royal Horticultural Society opened the most notable display of colonial grown fruits and vegetables in London today. Sir Edward Grey, secretary of state for foreign affairs, delivered the formal address at the opening.
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London
Royal Horticultural Society
Edward Grey
Attell Downs Moore in Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Abe Attell of California defeated Pat Moore of Philadelphia in a one sided 10 round match at the Fairmount Athletic club. Moore was outclassed from the start with a bruised face and closed eyes while Attell pressed the pace and controlled the bout.
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New York
Abe Attell
California
Pat Moore
Philadelphia
Fairmount Athletic Club
Moore
Attell
Engraved Cards and Plate Available for Two Dollars
Hundred engraved cards and plate offered at a price of $2.00. For details call phone number 1135.
Tacoma Sees Major Overhaul of Game Laws
The state game commission drafts sweeping changes including deerstalking limits and extended seasons. Deer may not be hunted on islands and hounding is banned. new bounties place cougar at 50 dollars and timber wolves at 50, wildcats seven fifty, coyotes five, with a county game fund to manage bounties and propagation purchases.
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Tacoma
State Game Commission
Miss Taft's Debut at White House Reception
Miss Helen Taft made her debut at the White House this afternoon in a brilliant social event. She will be presented by the president and Mrs. Taft at a reception between five and seven o'clock, with members of the diplomatic corps and official circles in attendance.
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Washington
Helen Taft
White House
Taft
Diplomatic Corps
Capital Building
Notice of dissolution of Wenatchee Valleyane Co
Notice of dissolution of the Wenatchee Valleyane Company at Wenatchee Washington by mutual consent between O W Butler and Frank Oliver Frank Oliver will continue the business at the usual place under a different firm name which is taken by O W Butler Dated November 30 1919.
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O. W. Butler
Frank Oliver
Wenatchee Valleyane Company
Wenatchee
Washington
U. W. Butler
Court House Blotter Of Transfers In Chelan Wenatchee Areas
Property deeds and mortgages recorded, listing multiple transfers in Chelan and Wenatchee including lot 22 block 6 Lakeside, various lots in Gibson's and Lake View additions, and rights of way for the Icicle Canal. Notable amounts include 304 for Brown to Johnson, 275 for Ridout to Johnson, and 30,000 for Smith to Bissell.
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Chas. Johnson
W. H. van Meter
Lakeside
Charles J. Low
Walter N. Caswell
Chelan
H. W. Wentworth
Dwight A. Barrett
Gibson
Gee. Johnson
Mtg
Chas. C. Palmer Et
Wenatchee
L. W. Bloom
E. S. Allyn
Knob Hill
J. E. Hampton
C. W. Kinzebach
Q. C. Deed
Michael Callaghan
T. F. Callaghan
Deed—Wen. Realty & Inv. Co
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Eagle
Wenatchee Business College
North C St. Bates
H. M. Godnott
COAL
Cannery
Big Rabbit Drive
Lake
Hilaxy
Puzzle
Beavers
Iel
Entiat
Bel
Lingham Business Men’s Meeting
Lafean Bill
Orondo Grocery
Harlin
Gov. Hay’s
Miss Taft
Court House
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