Camas Mayors Swim Columbia River for Charity
Vancouver Washington December 23 The mayor A W Cowan age 36 and Clarke County commissioner J C Eddings age 52 will swim the Columbia River on Christmas Day for charity. The 460 foot wide swift river in Camas will send the swimmers about 600 feet due to current. A collection on their return will go to the public schools. The river’s winter cold and snow fed from the Cascade range make this a bold undertaking.
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Vancouver
Wash
Camas
A. W. Cowan
J. C. Eddings
Board of County Commissioners
Clarke County
Columbia River
Eddings
Cowan
Columbia
Cascade Range
Western speakers sought over eastern reinforcements in Washington battle
Mrs May Arkwright Hutton rejects eastern spellbinders and declares the Washington Political Equality league will use only western men and women to plead the suffrage case before state electors. Possible inclusion of Inez Mulholland of New York as a speaker is noted with reluctance toward eastern help.
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Spokane
Washington Political Equality League
August Belmont
Clarence Mackay
Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Philadelphia
New York Ship Building Company
Camden
N. J
War talk in Britain and Germany ahead of election
London dispatch notes Liberal and Conservative views on war with Germany amid the pending English parliamentary campaign. Conservatives push for decisive action while Liberals favor conciliation and free trade. Kaiser's mood and tariff tensions shape potential post election moves if Conservatives win.
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Great Britain
Germany
House of Lords
England
Barbers Plan Late Friday Night Christmas Seeks
Local barbers and city businesses prepare to close late on Friday as part of Christmas celebrations. A notable gift suggestion is Van Dyck cigars, sold at the Olympia Cigar Stand.
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van Dyck
Olympia
Taft Addresses Census Supervisors in Washington
President Taft told eastern state census supervisors to select workers on merit, not politics, and warned of removal for political activity. He urged diligence, pride in the census and noted pay is modest though the task is important. A closing sales note offered fountain pens from 1.30 to 12.00 by Frank B. Jones, jeweler.
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Taft
Durand
Frank Bl. Jones
Quality of children focus echoed by Spokane reformer
Spokane observer reports Mrs. Henel La Reine Baker promoting eugenics to raise quality of birth, arguing nine-tenths of babies are unwanted and future generations must be curated. She forecasts a transformed race and urges teaching children proper living. A W R C meeting is noted for tomorrow at Sprague hall. Jewelry ad for children rings closes the item.
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Spokane
Henel la Reine Baker
Northwest
Chelan Fears Scarlet Fever Epidemic Scare
Reports from Chelan say fears mount that scarlet fever will become epidemic. Four cases have been identified, schools are closed, and planned Christmas entertainments have been canceled.
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Chelan
Genuine Hawks Cut Glass Sold Only With Stamp
Beware imitations marketed as Hawks glass. The genuine article is stamped with the Hawks trade mark and only this marked glass is authentic.
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Hawks
McDonald or Lowney Candies at Olympia Cigar Stand
Readable note lists McDonald or Lowney's Candies sold in 1 2 and 5 pound packages at Olympia Cigar Stand.
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McDonald Or Lowney's
Olympia
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