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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
2
Wenatchee December 13. The Socialist party responds to a minister who accused the party of denying God. The note argues these claims are unfounded, cites historical figures like Washington and Lincoln, and asserts socialism aims for equal rights and freedom of conscience.
Guthrie Okla Dec 15 The state will sell 1 600 000 acres of common school indemnity lands over the next three weeks Proceeds go to the common school fund The sale began at Chandler with 361 tracts in Lincoln county The lands are appraised at 8 to 34 per acre About half a million acres are agricultural and the rest grazing No buyer may take more than 169 acres Purchasers pay for improvements on leased land Afterward college lands and public building lands will be disposed of
London, Dec. 14. The liberal party in England promises self-government for Ireland with a plan to limit the house of lords and grant Irish self-government while preserving imperial supremacy. Henry Asquith urged that there be no separation or rivalry, insisting the next parliament, led by a liberal majority, will pursue a full self-government for Irish affairs.
Regent of Brunswick Duke Johann Albrecht and Princess Elizabeth of Stolberg Russia wed at Werne erode in Saxony in front of royal families. Emperor William sent presents to the couple. Duke Johann born 1858 regent since 1907, first wife died two years ago. Princess Elizabeth born Russia 1885. Congratulations also go to Premier Richard McBride on his thirty ninth birthday in Victoria.
An advertisement offers Armsworg fountain pens claiming top quality and a ten day trial. The copy urges readers to buy or test pens within the trial period.
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