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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

3

Better Roads and State Aid Debate Fills Pages

A Saunders letter to the Daily World argues over state aid for roads, costs, and who pays. He suggests limits on corporate limits spending and calls for light on county costs before endorsing or opposing bonds. The piece ends with praise for a road film program at the Gem theatre, noting strong showings and laughs.

Daily World State Tax Commission Chelan County Bowlby Wenatchee Leavenworth

Pensions Bill Reported With 153 Million Dollar Allocation

The pension appropriation bill carrying 153,688,000 was ordered reported to the house by the committee. The total since the government’s foundation reached 4,073,056,570, with pensions at 153,000,000 and related costs for surgeons, agents, and clerks.

Washington House Interior Department

Lawson Daughter Weds at Dreamwold Estate in Boston

Miss Dorothy Lawson, daughter of financier Thomas W. Lawson, married Henry McCall son of Congressman Samuel W. McCall at the Dreamwold estate in Boston. The ceremony blended high society names and notable connections in a lavish setting.

Tom Lawson Boston Mass Thomas W. Lawson Dorothy Lawson Henry McCall Samuel W. McCall

Home Life Sparked By Extravagance Amid City Tragedies

A brief notice notes how extravagant living in large cities is linked to daily misfortunes. It highlights a happy couple and their child as part of the fragmented urban scene, underscoring ongoing social strain.

Civil Service Reform Convention Opens in Baltimore

In Baltimore on December 15 the National Civil Service Reform League begins its thirtieth annual meeting hosted by the Maryland Civil Service Reform Association. The two day event features talks on improving and extending the civil service system by national figures in civil affairs.

Civil Service Reform Baltimore National Civil Service Reform League Maryland Civil Service Reform Association

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Palouse Street Wenatchee Theatre Pat Healey Columbia Plumbing CO Fleishman & Farms Yakima Street H. A. Saunders Gem Theatre Grant W. A. Grant Charles O. Wasson Coats Santa Claus Hi. L. Wiester
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