Army Medical Officer to Retire After 30 Years Service
Col John M Banister a Washington based army medical officer from Alabama will be placed on the retired list tomorrow on his own application after more than thirty years in the medical department. He was appointed an assistant surgeon in 1879 and has recently been stationed in Omaha Nebraska.
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Washington
Medical Department of the Army
John M. Banister
Col. Banister
Alabama
Omaha
Neb
We Like Your Money But Your Good Will Move
A Northwest nurseryman vows to treat customers as loyal friends and aims for both money and good will. They assert they deliver the best trees, stand behind stock, and prefer selling to good orchardists who profit fairly, inviting letters if a salesman misses a sale.
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Northwest
Strikers 10 Have Parade In Chicago
Thirty thousand striking garments workers plan a parade in downtown Chicago to show their numbers remain strong and to press for action next week. Labor leaders say there is no mass return to work and that enthusiasm is high among strikers.
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Chicago
Dix Inauguration Planned With Private Oath
Albany reports true democratic simplicity for Governor elect John A. Dix. Oath to be taken privately Saturday night or Sunday morning to avoid Sunday ceremonies, with a public inauguration parade Monday escorted by Troop B and a Capitol reception afterward. no inaugural ball.
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Albany
N. Y
John A. Dix
State of
New York
Roosevelt
Secretary of State
Capitol
Christmas Eve Dance Reported by Wilder Couple
Mr and Mrs Wilder attended the Mud Lake Christmas Eve dance and report a good time. Mrs Labar and daughter are visiting in Wenatchee. Mr and Mrs Frank Wilk are visiting with Thomas Shiflett this week. Lance Graff was a caller at the Mill one day this week. Calvin Rodepaugh made a trip to Wenatchee last week.
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Orr
Lily Headman
Christie Auckland
Wilder
Henry Wilk
Baby
Thorn Seaton
Howard Shiflett
Fred Young
Thomas Shiflett
Frank Wilk
Guy Long
Thora Seaton
Joe Maxwell
L. A
Stemile
Niles Johnson
Wenatchee
Mr. Woodruff
Harry Ingerson
Colockum
Mr. Beard
Mud Lake
Lance Graff
Calvin Rodepaugh
Rabbits for Poor Stitch in Wilson Creek Aid
Businessmen of Wilson Creek urge Great Northern to freight a charity shipment of rabbits to Spokane for a round up next week. Archibald Gray says shipments of foodstuffs for charitable purposes may be free and asks some animals be sent to Seattle and frozen for later use.
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Wilson Creek
Great Northern Railroad Company
Spokane
Archibald Gray
Seattle
Gray
Veteran Soldier Walter Howe Retires From Army
Washington December 30 General Walter Howe acclaimed for 45 years of service to the United States Army is placed on the retired list for reaching the age limit. His replacement as brigadier general of the Dakota Department will be Col Joseph W Duncan of the Sixth Infantry. Howe, an 1867 West Point graduate from Indiana, fought in Indian campaigns, the Powder River expedition, the Modoc War, and the Philippines campaign. He later served as inspector general in the East.
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Washington, D. C
Snt
United States Army
Walter Howe
Department of Dakota
Joseph W. Duncan
Sixth Infantry
Howe
Indiana
United States Military Academy
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
The
Potomac
Capital
47Th Volunteer Infantry
Philippines
Department of the East
Nicaragua Convention Heads Toward New Constitution
Washington officials monitor the Managua convention opening to frame a democratic constitution for Nicaragua. A favorable report from Managua raises expectations that Gen. Estrada may be elected president and that U S diplomatic relations with Nicaragua could resume after the prior break caused by revolutionary disturbances.
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Washington, D. C
Managua
Nicaragua
Department of State
Washington
United States
Central American
Estrada
A Child Witt Prisoner of Japs
May Harris an 18 year old Seattle resident, placed in Steilacoom insane asylum after being rescued from forty six days of bondage in a Japanese lodging house. Police found her in a dark room and a lunacy commission ruled she needs treatment for drug induced condition. Police investigation continues into the case.
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Seattle
Wash
May Harris
G. W. Foster
Puget Sound
Steilacoom
James R. Harris
Gotch Wins World Wrestling Title In Gem Showing
Capacity crowds watched Frank Gotch defeat Zbyszko in a rapid finishing hold after a 27 minute battle. The Turk showed strength early but faded as Gotch pressed his attack ending with a decisive pin. Tonight the Gem offers more high quality moving pictures.
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Gem
Frank Gotch
America
Zbyszko
Reno
Gotch
Got
Social for Christian Endeavor at Miss Harris’s home
The Christian Endeavor Society invites members to a social at Miss Anna Harris’s Washington avenue home on Friday evening December 29 at 7 30 p m. Bring a friend.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Anna Harris
Washington Avenue
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Charles O. Wasson
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