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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
4
The Wenatchee Daily World notes its establishment on July 4 1906 and publishing details by World Publishing Co with daily editions except Sundays. Advertising manager listed as W S Trimble and C E Stohl with post office entry in Wenatchee Washington. Subscription rates include carrier weekly and annual options. Weekly edition Wenatchee Advance issued Fridays with annual and semiannual prepay.
War and peace discussions frame the U S readiness to repel invasion with weak coast defenses and a small army. The American Society for the Judicial Settlement of International Disputes convenes in Washington while calls grow for disarmament and an international police to replace national armaments.
The article discusses Arizona’s push for a constitutional convention to adopt direct democracy tools such as direct primaries recall and direct legislation and notes the controversial proposal to recall judges as dangerously shifting judicial independence. It warns that judges interpret law not public opinion and that impeachment is ineffective.
Advocates argue for recall as a tool, while opponents warn it could push President and Congress to defy the constitution. They say Arizona should resist rushing drastic changes and risk discrediting progress, favoring steady, cautious reform over bold action.
Pekin declined the United States proposal to supply a financial expert to counsel China on the $50,000,000 Chian Chow loan and related reforms. The move shocks observers after President Taft announced near completion of negotiations and an adviser would be named, risking stalled deals and currency reform plans.
The New York district council of the International Association of Machinists reports the first agreement on wages and conditions between a machinists union and an aircraft manufacturer. The pact is with Aerial Navigation Company of America, which operates in several aircraft centers and is terminable on thirty days notice.
Raymond Bell company delivers its last Wenatchee show tonight with Wanted a Wife before a December heavy crowd. They announce future bookings in Leavenworth Sultan Monroe and a stock engagement in Sandpoint Idaho beginning January 2. Bell will manage road circuit, Chapman handles bookings, Miss Fizer plans spring offstage, and Butler Sweatman Dave and Spencer join for Sandpoint run.
Judge Palmer reflects on a winter rise in city dogs linked to country movers and tax time departures. The text also notes Italy’s weak factory inspection and proposes a $150 annual pension for Carpenters Union members aged sixty plus after twenty five years in the union, to be voted on.
Mrs D Gilkeson of 326 Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio says her daughter suffered a severe cold and cough until Foley's Honey and Tar relieved throat inflammation after one bottle. She now keeps a bottle in the house and warns against substitutes. We Watchee Drug Co endorses the product.
A young woman traveling west from Chicago shares her orphaned past and arranged marriage dilemma with a compassionate fellow passenger. He urges cautious optimism and suggests love may grow, stressing that marriage is a lottery and mutual judgment matters. He stays with her through the day offering comfort and perspective.
A traveler recounts a journey where marriage met business, a lover’s note, and a near despair on arrival. The day ends with a surprising reunion revealing a sympathetic friend at the last station.
Hugh Fullerton explains in American Magazine how the spitball emerged in 1903 and transformed pitching. It uses grip and thumb friction to create heavy English and rapid spin, causing the ball to wobble and then dart as natural motion returns.
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