Roosevelt third term looms as congress debates nomination
Washington reports a "Roosevelt third term" surge after the president's message to Congress. Representative Hays of California says Roosevelt may be forced to accept the nomination, while Senator Bourne of Oregon doubts any change of mind. A western congressman predicts Roosevelt would enter if a strongly hostile rival secures the nomination.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
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Representative Hays
California
Senator Bourne
Oregon
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Roosevelt's Message Sparks Nationwide Appeal to People
The president frames his employers liability push as a fight against predatory wealth and a sullen Congress. He accuses Standard Oil and Wall Street of attacking his administration via a bought press and pamphlets. He vows to keep the issue before the country and make Capitol Hill policies the White House’s.
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Congress
Ladyli
Roosevelt
White House
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Standard Oil
Wall Street
Shows beauty of Chelan street scene painting
W L Smith completed an oil painting of a focal Chelan scene now on display in the Eller piano house windows. The Chronicle notes the piece is attractively rendered and part of a window exhibition.
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Spokane Chronicle of
W. L. Smith
Eller Piano House
Last Day for Contest Answers and Saturday Deadline
The notice warns participants that Saturday is the final day to submit answers. It states the last prize will be awarded Monday and that all responses must reach the office by six o'clock Saturday night.
Birthday Dinner For Mr Claude Woods Family
A six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Woods at their Chelan Avenue North home celebrated Mr Woods birthday anniversary. Eight guests attended including Rev R A Clapp and Mr and Mrs J J Clapp with son Jack, Mr Fred Corbin, and the Woods family.
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Claude Woods
Chelan Avenue North
Mr. Woods
R. A. Clapp
J. J. Clapp
Jack
Fred Corbin
February 19 Set as Date for Tuberculosis Battle Plan
A statewide drive to combat tuberculosis begins February 19 with organization and public publicity across Washington. The letter to editors urges allied support from all classes, outlining the Washington Association for Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis and listing officers and directors in Seattle Spokane Tacoma and other cities.
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Daily World
Washington Association For the Prevention and Elief
Washington
Tonal Grandeur in the Hello of Central Girls
The Wenatchee phone service faces operator shortages as women seek marriage through sweet voices. The piece compares the telephone girl to historic singers, noting that modern Hello has unmatched tonal impact and aids matrimony, despite company troubles.
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Central Girls
the Post-Intelligencer
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Company
After Inventory Sale Opens Big Furniture Savings
A hush advertises a major furniture sale with promises of saving money. It urges readers to watch for the event and shop for discounted items during the upcoming sales period.
Bulk Shipments Discussed by Farmers Club
A movement to handle the coming wheat crop in bulk was discussed at the Farmers Club meeting. Proposals include portable granaries at each setting or hauling grain loose to a hillside granary to reduce labor and grain-sack expenses.
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Farmers’ Club
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