Ministers Endorse Sunday Closing by City Saloons
A World correspondent interviews four city pastors led by Rev. Kufus. They unanimously support Sunday closing, urge strict enforcement, and condemn lax city enforcement. Clergy advocate law and order with church leaders pledging cooperation and urging officials to uphold all Sabbath and liquor laws.
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Kufus
M. FE
World
Lund
M. Kufas
Laboors
Barnum
Presbyterian Church
Rufus
Law and Order
Graves
The
Christian Church
Hilton
Episcopal Church
Rev
J. W. Tanner
Baptist Church
Clarification on Herbert Coons and Modern Woodmen claim
The Daily World correction states Herbert Coons of this city died Sunday night but was never a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. He was at one time a member of the woodmen order, W. O. W.
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COONS
Modern Woodmen OF America
Daily World
Herbert Coons
Train Robbers Scour the Country For Stolen Express
A North Yakima dispatch says rewards of 2000 from Northern Pacific and 1000 from the state spur a nationwide hunt for the bandits who held up the North Coast Limited near Portland. Detectives assist as officers scour the hills and train crews chase clues. A boy claims he rode with the robbers, while others say the bandits escaped on the same train. Ed Hall, Brewster irrigation project engineer, was in Wenatchee en route to Seattle.
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North Coast Limited
Northern Pacific
Seach
Ed, Hall
Brewster
Wenatchee
Seattle
Hundred slain in city of Riga in chaotic week
Report from St Petersburg describes a military train blown up near Orel, heavy casualties in Riga and surrounding towns. Rebels gain strength as bombardments and fires spread, with hundreds killed or wounded across Mitau Croat Wolmar and other areas. A massive train reportedly carrying 220 million roubles is missing.
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ST. Petersburg
I- 18
Orel
Riga
Germany
Saratoff
Mavitch
Sakharoff
Mitau
Croat
Wolmar
Big Projects Under Way in Rio Grande and Carlsbad Reclamations
A Geological Survey bulletin states the secretary of the interior has approved the Rio Grande reclamation project in Texas and New Mexico and the Carlsbad project in New Mexico. These bring active reclamation projects to twenty four, with eleven under way, planning to reclaim 1,303,600 arid acres at a total cost of 87,028,571 dollars.
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Washington
Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Rio Grande
Teaxsend
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Riot Among Coolies In Shanghai Leaves Dozens Dead
Cable from Shanghai reports a serious riot among Coolie laborers in Shanghai. About twenty Chinese killed and several foreigners injured as police stations burn. Marine volunteers restore order and two American cruisers head toward Shanghai.
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New York
Shanghai
China
Fearon Daniel and Co
Washington
State Department
Department
Navy
Wenatchee Commercial Club to reorganize across county lines
At a recent Commercial Club meeting in Wenatchee plans emerged to reorganize along broader lines, targeting Chelan County and neighboring towns. No business was transacted. a committee led by John A. Gellatly, Guy Browne, and F. D. Case will canvass business leaders for sentiment and new members with a report due next Friday. Ferdinand Wollemberg of Centennial Milling, Ritzville, is visiting Wenatchee wineside.
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Chelan County
Commercial Club
Wenatchee
John A. Gellatly
Guy Browne
F. D. Case
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North Yakima
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ferdinand Wollemberg
Centennial Milling Company of
Ritzville
W. Smith
Arthur Gunn
Bousquet & Holm
H.L. Wiester
Vici
Royal Delft
Shell Design