Public Taste and Race Politics Mix in Denver Conference
The Wenatchee Daily World discusses public taste improving toward cleaner dramatic performances while criticizing a northern race campaign. It notes Booker T. Washington’s opposition, warns against the race balance of power in politics, and points to Senator Foraker and others as responsible for the odd political climate.
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State Tax Commission praised after rail dispute
The Chelan Leader editor accuses Gov Mead's railroad friendly tax commission of subservience, arguing the panel inflated railroad valuations. The commission’s report places state operating property at about 186.5 million dollars, with total valuations rising and projected tax revenues around 125 million, up from 44 million last year. The piece defends the commission, claiming broad public approval and comparing critics to early Grant detractors.
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Rush Opens Electric Power Plant for Great Northern Route
Engineers hurry construction of a 50 000 horse power power plant near Chiwaukum to electrify the Great Northern line through the Cascade tunnels. A storage lake at Wenatchee feeds a flood flume to the mountain plant with potential capacity up to 109000 HP. The goal is to replace steam mogul engines on western Washington trains and extend electric operation in the near future.
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City water sprinkling hours posted by district
Notice sets sprinkling hours by district with dawn to dusk limits and restrictions on hose use. Violations incur fines of two dollars for the first offense and five dollars for subsequent offenses, with shutoff until fines are paid, per Ordinance No. 172. Water Commissioner P. H. Sherburne signs the notice.
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