Spokane Team Claims Nationwide High School Honor
The Spokane high school football team claims future national champion status per reports from the Seattle P I. They cite scores over Coeur d Alene 25 to 0 and Spokane 33 to 0 against Coeur d Alene as proof. Also notes Lincoln and Tacoma results feed the overall ranking narrative.
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Spokane
Seattle P.I
United States
Coeur d'Alene
Wenatchee
Queen Anne
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Glavis Cleared in Pineh ot Ballinger Fire Case
Louis R. Glavis, key witness in the Pinchot Ballinger hearing, was acquitted yesterday of the charge of setting forest fires in violation of the law. A second related charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Goldendale
Wash
Louis R. Glavis
Glavis
Kitten Clue Foils Man’s Escape in Divorce Case
Greelay Colo Dec 14 A kitten prompted the arrest of James Lee formerly of this city for violating a court order in his divorce suit. Lee was captured at Wharton Texas with his young daughter after a long chase across multiple states. He intends to fight extradition.
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Greelay
Colo
James Lee
Lee
Wharton
Texas
Mrs Edna Hunt Seeks Divorce From Frank Hunt
Papers filed by an attorney for Mrs Edna Hunt seek divorce from Frank Hunt. She asks $250 costs and support during two months of pregnancy. Complaint says he deserted her, moved to a rear shed, neglected support, and a property division. She seeks custody of a child to be born in February.
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Edna Hunt
Frank Hunt
Apples Inspire Muse Des Moines Merchant Receives Wenatchee Fruit Verse
A postal card verse signed by Mr and Mrs Hussey of Des Moines Iowa acknowledges Wenatchee apples sent to Elizabeth Long. The poem likens a two pound apple to Eve’s fruit and praises Washington apples for pies. Fred Keiser of Wenatchee Clothing is in Spokane on business.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Adam
Fred Keiser
Wenatchee Clothing Company
Spokane
Unclaimed Letters at Wenatchee Post Office Week Ending Dec 13 1910
Letters listed as unclaimed include BE Beals Arthur Crocker Geo Cooper Charles Cox Mrs Clara Ellis Miss Olive Forker P G OGrady Ira Gleason Willie Hanagan Opal Harris Miss Mammie Hennan Miss Hazel Hye Ben Innes Robert P Kirby Mr Mayne T C Moran F Palmer Miss Jennie Reed A A Richardson R A Richardson J L Stevens Mrs Frank Schice R G Sheppard J Shuler Bell Talena Wenatchee Elk Co Henery Yoder. Postmaster T L Ross notes recipients should say advertised.
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Wenatchee
BE. A. Beals
Arthur Crocker
Geo. B. Cooper
Charles Cox
Clara Ellis
Olive Forker
P. G. O'Grady
Ira Gleason
Willie Hanagan
Opal Harris
Mammie Hennan
Hazel Hye
Ben Innes
Robert P. Kirby
Mr. Mayne
T. C. Moran
F. Palmer
Jennie
Railroad Strike Vote Debate In Chicago Conference
Local railroad workers are divided over whether a strike will be declared after a conference in Chicago between railroad representatives and engineers. Some say a strike will be called soon others expect arbitration. Coast railroad reps deny strike breakers plans.
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Brotherhood
M. J. Costello
Great Northern
Seattle
Chicago
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Spokane
North Bank Road
Wenatchee
Toggery Plans New Two-Story Store on Wenatchee Avenue
The Toggery announces a new two story building on Wenatchee Avenue near Bliss Electric, with a closing out sale of current stock. Owner E M Tupper is undecided whether to move or rent to an Eastern clothier, and plans include upscale fixtures and a modern stock.
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Toggery
Bliss Electric Company
Wenatchee Avenue
Olympia
Daily World
E. M. Tupper
Tupper
MISS LE BLANC FREED
The jury found Hattie Le Blanc not guilty of murdering Clarence F Glover a laundryman in Waltham Mass on November 20 1909. The verdict was cheered by spectators.
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Hattie le Blanc
Clarence F. Glover
Clarence Glover
Waltham
Mass
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Oak Park
University of Washington
Lincoln
Tweedie Dum
Parker
F. T. Blunck, JR
Gat
Montana
British Columbia
Oregon
California
Mrs. Hunt
Dwontt
Washington
Miss LE Blanc
Coats
Ane Ewe Gee
Ewsen
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