County Bonding for Good Roads Sparks Campaign Debate
A Daily World snippet fuels support for bonding Yakima County for road improvements. Proposals include a Wenatchee to Leavenworth boulevard and a district bond, with plans to fund county-wide upgrades from Wenatchee to Ellensburg and beyond. Candidates Cowan Gillett Cada man urged to endorse maximal road bonding.
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Daily World
Yakima
O. B. Fuller
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Valley
Leavenworth-Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Columbia
Malaga
T. W. Cowan
E. M. Gillett
S. F. Cadaman
Washington Press Association Plans Wenatchee Convention
President Hazeltine and committee members met in Wenatchee to finalize the program for the September 22 to 24 convention. Governor Hay and Attorney General Bell are set to attend and discuss the direct primary law. Speakers will include E Beard Lovett M Wood Col Blethen M W Durham, with many candidates expected.
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Wenatchee
Governor Hay
Bell
Pres. E. Beard
Vancouver
Lovett M. Wood
Association
Blethen
The
Seattle Times
M. W. Durham
Spokesman-Review
Troops Guard Stakers as Columbus Strikers Wage Turmoil
Two thousand National Guard troops arrived in Columbus Ohio to maintain order during streetcar workers strike. Precautions include avoiding deployment on cars and sharpshooters atop buildings to deter potential attacks from windows and rooftops.
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Columbus
National Guard
Suspect in Alma Bellner Murder Tracked to San Francisco
Chief Detective J P Carney of Louisville pursues Joseph Wendling across the nation. In San Francisco the man may be hiding after three weeks on the run, with a guard kept at a house last night though he did not appear. Detectives fear a newspaper tip warned him and he may slip away. Carney reportedly returned east two weeks ago.
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San Francisco
J. P. Carney
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Bellner
Carney
Sorenson Files for County Attorney
N M Sorenson today filed his declaration of candidacy for county attorney as successor to Fred Kemp who has refused to again run. Sorenson is a graduate of the state university law department and has practiced law here for several years as a member of the firm Thomas and Sorenson.
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N. M. Sorenson
Fred Kemp
Mr. Sorenson
Law Department
the State University
Thomas & Sorenson
Porter files candidacy for county attorney post
John E. Porter filed his declaration of candidacy for county attorney. A Chelan County native, Porter is a University of Washington law graduate with three years of local practice and four years as county superintendent of Chelan schools. He started with Cross & Porter and now forms Porter & Thomason.
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John E. Porter
Porter
Law Department
The
State University
Chelan County
Cross & Porter
Porter & Thomason
Train Hits Auto Near Warsaw Kills Three
In Wabash Indiana on July 28 a Pennsylvania passenger train struck an auto west of Warsaw killing Mr and Mrs Frank Brooks and Mrs Edward Shoring of Lima Ohio.
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Wabash
Ind
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Frank Brooks
Edward Shoring
Lima
Ohio
Peshastin Names Delegates and Alternates for County Convention
The Peshastin delegation elected J. J. Griffith O. H. Green M. F. Gilbert Chas Miller D. McCoy T. Jones H. H. Kelly M. W. Slack as delegates. Alternates are Joe Kirby A A Hannah C A Myler B L Ryan H W Otis C Wilcox W M Kirby and J L Arbogast.
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Peshastin
J. J. Griffith
O. H. Green
M. F. Gilbert
Chas. Miller
D. McCoy
T. Jones
H. H. Kelly
M. W. Slack
Joe Kirby
A. A. Hannah
C. A. Myler
B. .L. Ryan
H. W. Otis
C. Wilcox
W. M. Kirby
J. L. Arbogast
Caucuses Set To Name Delegates For Republican Convention
A mass meeting and open caucus are scheduled Friday night at 8 in Wenatchee to elect delegates from Wenatchee and Columbia precincts for the county convention in Wenatchee on July 30 1910 and then to select state Republican convention delegates for the Supreme Court race. The event pits progressives against standpatters with direct primary law pledges and a push for free franchise in primaries.
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Court House
Wenatchee Commercial Club
Wenatchee
Columbia
United States
Senate
Council Chamber
City Hall
Commercial Club
Columbia Precinct
Chelan County
Wenatchee Avenue
Kittitas Street
Washington
Supreme Court
Wenatchee Precinct
Council Chamber of City
Commercial Club Building
Poindexter Captures Seattle Labor Support
Representative Miles Poindexter addressed the Seattle Central Labor council to praise his record in Congress and to shore up labor votes. Union leaders from bakers to sailors claim near unanimous backing and predict a landslide labor vote in the state primary. He plans further speeches in Ballard Redmond and Kent before statewide appearances in Tacoma and a guest spot at the Young Men's Republican club.
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Seattle
Miles Poindexter
Seattle Central Labor Council
Poindexter
Congress
Paul Mohr
Central Council
Bakers’ Union
George S. Bowers
The
Plumbers’ Union
C. W. Doyle
Washington
Andrew Fernseth
American Federation
P. B. Gill
Sailors’ Union
Marine Cooks’ Union
Leonard Norkgauer
J. W. O’brien
Telegraphers’ Union
Harry Kilduff
Ballard
Redmond
Kent
King County
Northwest
Tacoma
Young Men’s Republican Club
Chelan Delegation At County Convention Set As Insurgent
The Chelan delegation to the county convention is described as solid insurgent though its personnel are not learned. Lakeside held no primaries and will not be represented at the county convention.
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Chelan
Lakeside
Costello Detours Private Car From 3:00 Train
Great Northern Railway traffic manager M. J. Costello rode in his private car into the valley and back by noon. He planned to couple the car to the 3:00 o clock train but chose to leave it here and travel west on the noon service.
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M. J. Costello
Great Northern Railway
Ellensburg Man and Malaga Woman Named in Listing
G. E. Young of Ellensburg and Ella Gillespie of Malaga appear in a local listing or notice, identifying two individuals connected to a community matter.
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G. E. Young
Ellensburg
Ella Gillespie
Malaga
Guthrie Holds Capital. State Officials Ordered Back
The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled the capital remains Guthrie until the capitalization issue is resolved and constitutional questions settled. Judge Huston acted within rights to restrain moves to Oklahoma City. officials other than the governor must return to Guthrie pending final court decision. The governor may travel, but his acts must be in Guthrie.
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Guthrie
Okla
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Huston
Logan County District Court
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Apple Crop Prospects Across States Vary on July Survey
The July Crop Bulletin from the Agriculture Department compares apple yields across states. Washington and Oregon show strong prospects with potential prizes, while Colorado Utah and Montana expect moderate to uneven crop levels. Shipping centers Wenatchee Yakima and Walla Walla project substantial car loads with quality noted as high in many districts.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Pacific
California
Oregon
Idaho
Pacific Ocean
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
Utah
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Wenatchee
Wash
Cashmere
Waitsburg
Granger
Yakima Valley
Toppenish
Zillah
Walla Walla
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Texas
Oklahoma
Wenatchee Growth Praised By Robertson Booster
W T Robertson of Wenatchee, visiting Tacoma, touts the city’s progress with 1,500 workers on municipal improvements. He cites eight new blocks, ongoing street grading and paving, sidewalks, and a growing population of about 25 000 as evidence of rapid development and bright prospects for the region.
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W. T. Robertson
Tacoma
Wenatchee
William T. Robertson
Stewart Robertson
Great Northern Railway
Robertson
Sugar Refinery Riot in Brooklyn Leaves Several Dead
In Williamsburg, New York, during a strike at the American Sugar Refining plant, two Lithuanian men were killed and four wounded, including a policeman. Bricks rained from rooftops as strike sympathizers attacked nonunion trucks delivering sugar. police returned fire and reserves from nine precincts were needed to restore order. The mob largely consisted of foreigners hostile to the strike.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Williamsburg
Minister Praises Wenatchee Fruit Region
Rev A C Stull Findlay Ohio presiding elder of Evangelical church spent days surveying the valley. He calls Hood River and Yakima fine but declares Wenatchee superior among fruit sections. He plans to urge his son in law to relocate to Wenatchee.
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A. C. Stull
The
Evangelical Church
Findlay
Ohio
East
Stull
Washington
Hood River
Yakima
Wenatchee
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Mississippi Valley
Kennewick
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