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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
6
In a lengthy interview Champ Clark discusses Democratic strategy on tariff reform and public opinion. He weighs general versus separate bills, supports gradual tariff reductions, and notes New York state considerations for senators. He comments on the socialist vote, newspaper influence, and praise for the press.
J M McLellan of Great Northern dining car service is in Wenatchee. O M Gilbert of Continental Distributing Company is touring the territory. J J Mack leaves Wenatchee for Boise as Armour Meat district manager. W H Middleton travels to Seattle for family illness. Mrs Rodolf and Mr Oliver attend weddings. A Wenatchee Business College ad and a $40 Howard watch sale are noted amid many city updates.
The Articles of Incorporation ensure absolute policyholders control of dividends and company affairs by removing proxies in policyholders elections. The company is backed by 75 leading Northwest business men and financiers, representing personal responsibility of over 75 million.
Mrs. Frank Palmer returns from the east to Cashmere and is met in Spokane by Mr. Palmer. Several travelers visit Wenatchee including Duluth sales reps Mr. and Mrs. P J Tuttle and Mrs. Henry Miller. Mailed birthday trip for Mr. Hughes’ great grandmother in Illinois prompts East visit.
A train of sleepers and dining cars, billed as the first special for landseekers, will depart Chicago tomorrow bound for Southern Florida with Tampa as the destination. En route stops include Chattanooga and Jacksonville, among others.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will hold the annual bazaar in the church basement on December 14 at 2 30 PM. Donations are requested to be sent to Mrs S A Thompson before that date. Mrs S A Thompson, Chairman Committee.
The city election today shows little interest with 276 votes cast by 2 30 pm. First ward 148, Second ward 78, Third ward 50, polls open until 8 pm.
The local K. P. lodge elected officers at a meeting last night with installation planned for the first meeting in January. Elected: Chancellor Commander J. W. Susssex Vice Chancellor Charles Flanigan Prelate J. H. McGahan Master of the Work Robert Murray Keeper of Records and Seals M. G. Holt Master of Finance W. A. Buttles Master of Exchequer J. M. Scott Master at Arms John Duff Inner Guard George E. McGill Outer Guard G. P. Geist Trustees W. R. Wilson T. L. Ross and W. R. Clary.
Following the Tennessee Supreme Court ruling that the last legislature's prohibition on whiskey manufacture is unconstitutional the J W Kelly company of Chattanooga plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court The firm argues the Federal question concerns property rights and that the law violated both Tennessee and U S constitutions This case tests the constitutionality of Tennessee's prohibition law.
Distinguished engineering experts from across the United States and Canada assemble in New York for the annual meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. The event opens this evening with President George Westinghouse delivering the annual address and runs two days of papers and discussions on technical engineering topics.
The funeral for John Johnson a section foreman who died at Rock Island last week will be held this evening in the Wenatchee Undertaking parlors. Rev J W Johnson will officiate. Rumor on the street says Miss Bernice Chapman will marry C M Deniston tomorrow.
Wenatchee opens the week with a strong vaudeville and moving pictures program. Love and Love deliver a musical talking and dancing act that draws steady laughter. The advertised feature The Aviation Meet at Saint Louis is delayed and will not be shown tonight.
Carl Jones of Clinton Illinois writes to Secretary C o burn of the Commercial Club and sends ten dollars to the publicity fund. The Wenatchee rancher notes local interest and asks for a supply of the new booklets to share with former neighbors for effective outreach.
Judge J B Palmer of this city attended the show and lec ture on the Last Stand of Gen Custer. He knew General Custer and Captain Tom Custer who were killed in the massacre and slept in the same bunk for 24 months. Palmer believes Billy Barlow also fell in the fight and was never heard from again.
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