Storch Recommended for Third District Census Supervisor
Representative Poindexter backs A. M. Storch of Okanogan for the census supervisor post for Washington's Third district. Storch has past work in law and real estate, taught in city schools, and recently registered for lands on reservations in Spokane Missoula and Coeur d Alene. The appointment carries a lucrative salary and substantial subordinates.
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Poindexter
A. M. Storch
Okan- Ogan
Storch
Waterville
Spokane
Missoula
Coeur d'Alene
Chelan County Abstract Company
Okanogan
Storeh
Fruit Prices Change on Western Ave Market
On Western avenue Seattle July 24 fruit prices shift after Wenatchee supply. Apricots $1.25 per box, Bing cherries $1.75 per box, Royal Anne cherries 50 60 cents, peaches $1.75 per box, Tragedy plums 50 cents per crate. Green beans top 8 cents, supply 6 cents. Potatoes in oversupply with top price $30.
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Seattle
Western Avenue
Wenatchee
Fats Team Meets Eagle Livery Tomorrow at 2:30
A newly formed Fats ball squad is slated to face Eagle Livery Transfer tomorrow afternoon at 2 30. Home practice at the ball park suggests new batting records may fall in the city. George Scott of Scott Starr Seattle is in town for Wenatchee Valley real estate talks. Wirt Elfers departed for a week at the Seattle fair.
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Fats
Fast Eagle Livery & Transfer
George Scott
Scott & Starr
Seattle
Wash
Wenatchee Valley
Wirt Elfers
Bartletts New Gasoline Horseless Carriage
R L Bartlett received an economy horseless carriage last night. The single seat vehicle resembles a standard carriage with machinery in the rear and steering like a car. Bartlett, inexperienced with cars, managed to operate it successfully this morning and kept the car running most of the time.
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R. L. Bartlett
Bartlett
Thaw Case Timeline 1905 1909 Summary
Chronology of the Harry K. Thaw case from his 1905 marriage to Evelyn Nesbit through 1909 hearings. Key events include the 1906 killing of Stanford White, multiple trials and acquittal on insanity grounds, commitments to Matteawan, and ongoing sanity proceedings in White Plains. Evelyn Thaw testified to threats of murder.
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Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Garden
Justice Fitzgerald
White Plains
Justice Mills
Red Dish Light Seen Over Douglas County Then Pearl Carr Clyde Jones Wed
Sam Merriam reports a red dish like light moving in the sky for about an hour between 1 and 12 last night. Some think a balloon but he doubts it. Last evening Pearl Carr and Clyde Jones of Seattle married at Springwater Avenue with Rev. Ernest Cook officiating. The bride from Chicago, a musician. groom UW Seattle graduate. They depart for Seattle to start their life together.
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Sam Merriam
Douglas County
Mr. Merriam
Springwater Avenue
Pearl Carr
Clyde Jones
Seattle
Ernest Cook
The
Baptist Church of Tacoma
Jones
Chicago
Mr. Jones
University of Washington
John Baldwin Travels From Twisp On Business
John Baldwin travels from Twisp on business in the morning, heading toward his next engagement.
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John Baldwin
Twisp
Milwaukee Journal Reports Radio Wireless Telephone Use
The Milwaukee Journal confirms a successful two way radio wireless telephone link with Chicago and notes the AP relayed the report. Editorial offices acknowledge the invention’s clarity and mail copies of the Journal under separate cover.
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Milwaukee Journal
Chicago
Associated Press
Chamber of Commerce of Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
THE
Portland Physician Shot by Wife in Jealousy
Dr Roy A M Collins a leading Portland physician and surgeon was shot and killed at Major J A Sladen 722 Flanders street by his wife a six month bride. Mrs Collins confessed to Dr Charles Frisbie who found Collins dead. She was arrested at the city prison. The couple had two prior marriages with divorces.
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Portland
Ore
Roy A. M. Collins
J. A. Sladen
Flanders Street
Collins
Charles K. Frisbie
Honoluun
Honoluku
Weathered Week Ahead In Washington And Beyond
Washington faces a dull week as the extra session winds down and officials depart for home. The president plans quiet family time in Beverly with an Boston luncheon for Yale graduates on Wednesday. In Virginia a Republican convention in Newport News will name gubernatorial candidates amid Taft scrutiny. Internationally Crete evacuation, British miners strike talk, and a naval review at Cherbourg mark abroad events for the week. The Australian news wires also flag a London defence conference and a 500th anniversary at Leipzig University.
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Washington
Congress
Beverly
Boston
Yale
Virginia
Newport News
Old Dominion
Taft
Miners’ Confederation of Great Britain
Crete
Fallieres
France
Nicholas
Russia
Cherbourg
Cowes
Edward
Imperial Defence Conference
London
Young Men's Christian Association
Barmen Elberfeld
Germany
University of
Ellensburg Man Lost In Cascade Mountains
W. T. Alverson, Ellensburg Mason Redman and lodge member, disappeared after leaving Malcolm McLennon's sheep camp. Two posses and bloodhounds search the Cascades north of Ellensburg with other teams en route. Friends fear he may not be found alive.
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Ferguson
Crowley
Kittitas County
Buck Alderson
Ellensburg
Here
Alverson
Leavenworth
German
Tom Maxey
Cascade Mountains
W. T. Alverson
Malcolm McLennon
John Gilmore
Masons’, Eagles
Woodmen’s and
Odd Fellows
Roller defeats Olsen in two straight falls at exposition
Dr. B. F. Roller of Seattle won two straight falls against Charles Olson of Indianapolis in a catch-as-catch-can wrestling match at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition stadium. First fall lasted 42 minutes, second 26 minutes 20 seconds. Olson showed speed but could not counter the Seattle challenger.
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Seattle
Dr. B. F. Roller
Charles Olson
Indianapolis
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition Stadium
Olson
Birth in Aoki home near Lake Washington
A daughter was born today to Mrs Gunjiro Aoki formerly Miss Helen Emery daughter of Archdeacon John Emery of California at the Aoki home in Kelly dale Lake Washington near Seattle The couple were married in Seattle last March. Edna Sorrell known to police and once adopted here figures in Everett police courts with claims of mistreatment including overnight jail confinement and poor sleeping arrangements before being sent to the House of the Good Shepherd in Seattle.
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Seattle
Gunjiro Aoki
Helen Emery
Archdeacon John Emery
California
Aoki
Kellydale
Lake Washington
Here
Edna Sorrell
Everett
Everett Tribune
Edna_ Sorrell
House of the Good Shepherd
Reform School
Mr and Mrs Lee Head to Seattle and California
George L. Lee and his wife departed yesterday for Seattle where they will spend two weeks before traveling to California for a year.
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Captain Foley
Okanogan
Ortes Loving
Winchester
John Russell
Seattle
George L. Lee
California
Chelan County jury panel under new law ready for drawing
The Chelan county superior court works completed on the first jury panel under the new law. About 2378 residents qualify as electors taxpayers and voters down from 3594 under the old rules. Jury draws will occur after September or October with Clerk Campbell conducting blindfolded selections from district boxes.
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Chelan County
Superior Court
Campbell
United States
Fire Department
Tibbits Shows No Improvement Amid Weekend Health Update
Reports from M. O. Tibbits say there is no change in his condition for the past three to four days. Mrs. Solomon of Seattle is visiting Sol Cohen on South Wenatchee avenue.
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M. O. Tibbits
Mrs. Solomon
Seattle
Sol Cohen
Wenatchee Avenue
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Dowling
Mattewan
Marschauser
Poughkeepsi
Evelyn Thaw
Milwaun
W. Nieman
Milwaukee
Wis
Fred L. McMullen
Chamber of Commerce
East Wenatchee
Church of the Brethren
John R. Peters
O. V. Sellers
Chas. F. Funderburg
D. A. Beal
Montana
Young
DR. Collins
Alabama
Atlantic City
Llensburg
Buck Alverson
Thorities
Roller Downs Olsen
Glerk
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