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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1910

Page

8

Convenience of electric lighting features touted

The article extols electric lighting as a strongest feature. A button press floods a room with instant light and mobility with safety. It promises fire safety by avoiding matches and invites readers to call phone 35 for an economical home lighting explanation.

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Baldwin Will Contest Heads to Trial in Los Angeles

Beatrice Anita Turnbull Baldwin seeks two ninths of E. J. Baldwins estate in a Los Angeles court. The claim arises from alleged offspring with Lillian Ashley Turnbull. The Baldwin estate is appraised at about 11 million dollars.

Beatrice Anita Turnbull Baldwin E. J Lucky Baldwin Lillian Ashley Turnbull

Henry Clay letter favors Missouri and politcal seating

Attorney Fred Wright preserves a 1819 Henry Clay letter to J. B. Reynolds. In Lexington it discusses New Orleans Pensacola and Missouri as residences, potential Calhoun appointment, and debate over treaty with Spain. Clay weighs war or peace if the treaty is rejected and signs as H. Clay.

Fred Wright Henry Clay J. B. Reynolds Mr. Wright Lexington, Ky New Orleans Missouri Pensacola Calhoun Spain H. Clay

Catholic Club Dance at Commercial Club Hall

Thursday evening December 1st the Catholic Club hosts a dance in Commercial Club Hall with Crollard's Orchestra. Tickets are priced at $1.00.

Commercial Club Catholic Club Crollard

Socialists Rally Ahead of Next Tuesday Election

Socialists intensify a campaign hoping to carry a write in slate at the general election next Tuesday to supplement the primary results. George Egan leads the effort as clerk candidate with backing from socialist and business supporters.

George Egan

Pioneer to lead new era in inland river navigation

In New Orleans on December 1 the Pioneer, first of the Kansas City Missouri River Navigation fleet, will glide from the marine ways next week. Company hopes it will be unlike any river craft seen in America and mark an epoch in inland waterway navigation.

New Orleans Pioneer Kansas City Missouri River Navigation Company

Pioneer steamboat to redefine river propulsion

The Pioneer will be a radical river boat with a steel hull and submerged six foot diameter tunnel propeller. It uses a hybrid reciprocating and turbine engine producing 1599 horsepower powered by high pressure oil burned boilers. Built on the Chester hull it will test on the Mississippi this winter and enter Missouri service at navigation opening next spring.

Pioneer Chester Mississippi River Missouri River Kansas City St. Louis Missouri

Mayor Huston Declines Re Election Cashmere Nominees Named

Cashmere Washington December 1 Mayor C A Huston will not seek another term S A Burbank and John Liddell are nominated for mayor For city council the candidates listed are J A Prentis T G Gibbons Hugh Stewart Guy J Long A H Mohler C M Furry J M Francisco and John Kuelbs

Cashmere Wash C. A. Huston S. A. Burbank John Liddell J. A. Prentis T. G. Gibbons Hugh Stewart Guy J. Long A. H. Mohler C. M. Furry J. M. Francisco John Kuelbs

Wenatchee Masonic Chapter to elect officers

R A M Wenatchee Chapter No. 22 will hold an election of officers at Masonic Hall on Thursday December 1. All members should be present.

Wenatchee Masonic Hall

Wenatchee Seeks State Capital Move

Spokane dispatch notes Wenatchee aims to become the state capital with a Commercial Club drive. W E Stephens of the Spokane delegation says the matter will be discussed at Friday night’s meeting to obtain an official position.

Big Bend Wenatchee W. E. Stephens Spokane House Spokane

Dr. McCoy Builds House Near Morrison Dam Project

Dr. McCoy of Wenatchee is constructing a large residence on his Morrison area property east of here in the coulee. Piles and materials move daily toward the Moses Lake dam project, funded by Pettigrew interests to irrigate thousands of acres.

Morrison Dr. McCoy Wenatchee Coulee Moses Lake Pettigrew

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