JT Man's Body on the Track
Body of man found on the depot platform at ELSO after 1 to 2 AM. Women removing him alerted authorities. injury suggests foul play. Tom Fay linked to Ostrander with motive alleged. $1.64 on victim. money at stake is cited amid rumors of a $600 claim. Public notices warn Wenatchee residents against irrigation until Friday as Fourth of July safety measures and extra police are planned for celebrations.
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Elso
Toy Fay
Northern Pacific
E. Collins Lumber Company
Ostler
Tom Fay
Collings
Ostrander
Leavenworth Celebrates As Great Northern Attaches Two Coaches
The Great Northern Railroad has added two coaches to its east bound morning local freight to accommodate visitors for a city celebration in Leavenworth. Freight usually arrives around a specific time, but trains may run earlier tomorrow to help attendees reach the city.
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Great Northern
Leavenworth
Wehee
Broken Leg Hit Rider On The Avenue
Carl Deitch of Wellington suffered a broken leg after a horse he was riding bolted on the avenue late yesterday. He was thrown from the animal as it shied, injuring him and prompting medical attention. Police reported no other serious injuries.
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Carl Deitch
Wellington
Thee Avenue
Man Injured Battling Iron Mail Box
Deitch sustained a leg fracture between the knee and ankle after striking an iron mail box. A physician advanced to set the limb and the patient is reported doing as well as could be expected.
Defiant Relay Challenge Set for July 4 Race
Last night John Duff Bert Lake and Norman Lake read in the Daly World the challenge of Dave Gellatley M O Prewett and W W Wine for a 200 yard relay on July 4. Challengers are fast but the hopeful runners say they can keep in sight of the leaders. The race will be run tomorrow from one restaurant to another around lunch time.
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John Duff
Bert Lake
Norman Lake Read
Dave Gellatley
M. O. Prewett
W. W. Wine
Fourth of July Parade Promises Central Washington Spectacle
Tomorrow at nine o clock the town will stage a grand Fourth of July parade and pageant of world wonders along the courthouse route. Merchants dress windows and floats rush to completion while a famed pachyderm near Waterville will be shown publicly for the first time. Masks costumes and last minute bids are arranged through Fuller & Russell as Eastern magazines seek photos of the event.
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Court House
Washington
Waterville
Fuller & Russell
Local Lawyers Form Partnership Amid International Ties
Ira Thomas and O. Gaylord Marsh establish a law partnership. Marsh, UW graduate and former classmate of Samuel R. Sumner, spent two years in the Philippine Islands before returning to the country.
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Ira Thomas
O. Gaylord Marsh
University of Washington
Samuel R. Sumner
Marsh
Philippine Islands
God's Country
Local Farmer Delights World Office with May Duke Cherries
A. P. Kaiser of Badger Mountain Fruit and Stock Farm near Wenatchee called at the World office with a gift of May Duke cherries. He presented a 12 inch branch holding about 200 cherries and a 6 inch apricot twig bearing 24 apricots, plus a 9 inch twig with 60 apricots.
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A. P. Kaiser
Badger Mountain
Big Bend
Wenatchee
Mr. Kaiser
Salute of Thirteen Guns at Sunrise Parade
Public celebration schedule begins at 9 a m from Court House with a parade along Wenatchee avenue to Mission and Orondo. Reading of the Declaration, speeches, and numerous prize contests for driving, decor, costumes, races, and lifting events follow. Evening events include fire department drill, fireworks, theater performance, and a grand ball at the Eagles hall.
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Court House
Wenatchee Avenue
2Nd Avenue
Mission Street
Orondo Avenue
Eagles
Runaway Horses Climb Tree in Palouse Street Escapade
About 8 45 this morning two horses hitched together bolted up Palouse street toward the Presbyterian church. They struck a shade tree, the neck yoke slid up the trunk, lifting the animals briefly into the air before they dropped back. Spectators were stunned and the horses resumed their footing unharmed.
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Palouse Street
Presbyterian Church
Weister
World
Earth
Graves to Kentucky for three months
J. E. Graves of Graves & McGahan leaves today with his family for Ewing Kentucky. He takes a three month subscription to the Daily World which will be mailed to him during his stay in the Blue Grass state.
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J. E. Graves
Graves & McGahan
Ewing
Kentucky
Brandon's Tomorrow Night at Wenatchee Theater
Brandon's stock company opens a three night stand tomorrow at the Wenatchee theater with The Flag of Truce. Audiences will recall Their clever presentation of The Only Way from the last engagement's final night.
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Brandon Stock Company
Wenatchee Theater
Brandon
Ministers Form Wenatchee Association Meet
Ministers of Wenatchee gathered July 2 in Rev Berger's study to organize a general association. Present were Revs Berger Rufus Jessup Hilton and Adams with Hilton elected president and Adams secretary. The group aims to foster Christian unity discuss church concerns and pursue moral reform cooperation. An idea to form a Young Men's Christian Association was raised but no action taken.
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Ministers’ Association
Wenatchee
Berger
Rufus
Jessup
Hilton
Adams
Rev
Young Men’s Christian Association
A. J. Adams
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Frank Keller
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THE
Columbia Valley Bank
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Reading
Frank Reeves
W. L. Jones
Palouse and Mission
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Wenatchee Electric Company
Sunnyslope
M. W. Nelson
Poplar Street
Messerly Tract
Miller
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co
Mountain Spring Ice Company
Crystal Springs
Entiat Valley
Frank E. Knapp
Entiat
Wash
Old Strong Bank
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