Spokane Bouts Regulated by Prosecuting Attorney
Spokane county prosecutor Richard M. Barnhart vows to curb boxing in Spokane by cracking down on 10 and six round matches and itinerant fighters. He warns jail for violators and vows to end matches that split purses, urging club officials to focus on sport and not evildoers.
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Spokane
Richard M. Barnhart
Spokane County
Frank W. Smith
Public Forum Open Letters Encouraged By Editor
Readers are invited to submit letters on general subjects for publication. Signed contributions are preferred but names may be withheld if requested. The editor takes no responsibility for views or opinions expressed by correspondents.
Leavenworth Resident Voices Call for Reform
A Leavenworth resident responds to a Daily World article on the city celebration, praising the needed critique and urging electing municipal board members who stand for public decency. The letter notes past lax governance and calls for organized effort to improve local affairs.
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Leavenworth
Daily World
Spokane Seeks Lower Freight Rates to Pacific Coast
Spokane attorneys for the Merchant's Freight Claim Audit company prepare a federal suit to cut transcontinental freight rates to the Pacific coast. They also urge Congress to fix maximum rates. In Wenatchee, Polson Implement Co. wins 1,564.85 in a condemnation case against the city. Wells and Morris seek 2,000, jury awards 50. The Rosenberg case began this afternoon.
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Pacific Coast
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Olson Implement Co
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Rosenberg
Kyle wil with picture Phone 802 moy noons
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Dominican Sisters to Open Catholic School in Wenatchee
The Dominican Sisters of Tacoma arrived with Father Vande Wall to direct fund raising for a new Wenatchee Catholic school costing about 17000 dollars. They aim to raise 3000 to 5000 dollars, drawing patronage from Chelan Douglas and Okanogan counties, with growth anticipated as a large regional institution.
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Tacoma
Wenatchee
Vande Wall
Chelan
Douglas
Okanogan
City council ties Valley Power franchise to bond
At last night's meeting the city council debated granting Valley Power a franchise to bring electricity to the city. The proposed bond of 500 cash or 1000 surety would guarantee good faith and timely construction, a condition opposed by promoters W T Clark F M Scheble and Marvin Chase who favor a bondless grant. The council坚持 safeguards, arguing a bond protects city rights and encourages fair competition for future entrants.
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Valley Power Company
W. T. Clark
F. M. Scheble
Marvin Chase
Antin Junction Plank Drafted by Dunne for Labor Support
Denver July 6 Democratic managers push an anti injunction plank approved by Bryan aimed at winning labor support. Ex Mayor Dunne of Chicago crafted a detailed provision expanding court discretion while requiring bonds and jury trials for contempt, seeking protective reform without hindering employers.
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Denver
Bryan
Dunne
Chicago
Court of Chancery
Lincoln Republicans String Taft Banner Across Street
Lincoln Neb July 8 The Republican state central committee hung a Taft banner across the intersection of 12th and O streets to show active resistance to the Bryan Campaign. The banner reads Nebraska for Taft with a large picture of the Republican candidate displayed beneath.
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Taft
Lincoln
Neb
Republican State Central Committee
Bryan
12Th
Nebraska
Pioneer Ezra Meeker returns to Tacoma after long Oregon Trail trek
Ezra Meeker arrives in Tacoma with his ox team after a 32 650 mile journey from Puyallup to New York and Washington D C. The expedition began January 29 1906 and ended November 29 1907 with monuments for the old Oregon Trail and congressional funding of 6000 dollars for further work.
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Tacoma
Ezra
Ezra Meeker
New York
Puyallup
Washington, D. C
St. Joe
Dave
Jim
Meeker
Plains
Flood lead buys five cents MOY Treg charge atj
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a flood lead priced at five cents and a reference to MOY Treg with a charge atj, but details are unclear and entities/readable facts are limited.
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Democratic Hosts Assemble at Denver Convention
The Democratic convention opened in Denver with about 12 000 in attendance as Thomas Taggart ordered the session. Archbishop Keane gave the invocation and Theodore A. Bell was named temporary chairman amid strong Bryan support and orderly preparations for four days of proceedings.
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William J. Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
J. J. Keane
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Theodore A. Bell
California
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Nebraska
New York
Local Veterinarian Dr. S. T. Miller Sets Wenatchee Roots
Dr. S. T. Miller, Chelan county’s sole registered veterinarian, will locate permanently in Wenatchee after moving from Council Bluffs Iowa. A 17 year Iowa practitioner and former assistant state veterinarian he will base at the Eagle Livery barn and reside at 03 Yakima Street.
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Chelan County
Miller
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Wenatchee
Iowa Veterinary College
Kansas City College
Eagle Livery
Yakima St
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