Thelma Stanley Forfeits Bond In Washington Notice
Thelma Stanley, known in old Columbia street circles, forfeits a $100 bond after failing to appear by the twenty day deadline set May 11. She was tried May 11 and released with a defense period. time expired yesterday and the bond money becomes state property as no further action occurred. Authorities let the complaint rest pending any future trip.
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Thelma Stanley
Columbia Street
State of Washington
Automobiles Ready for Prince Henry Trophy Tour
Berlin hosts the Prince Henry Trophy entrants who assemble today for a seven day route. The opener goes to Brunswick with a speed contest, then Cassel, Rothenburg, Strassburg, Coblentz, and finish in Hamburg with a second speed event on the Nassau circuit between Limburg and Weilburg.
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Berlin
Brunswick
Cassel
Rothenburg
Strassburg
Coblentz
Hamburg
Miss Mary Winn and Herbert Elfers Wed in City
Miss Mary Winn and Herbert Elfers, both residents of the city, were married at the bride’s parents home on Walla Walla avenue. The ceremony occurred at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev. O G Gist officiating. The couple left on train No 4 for a short honeymoon in Spokane and will return to establish their home here.
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Mary Winn
Herbert Elfers
F. H. Winn
Walla Walla Avenue
O. G. Gist
Yale Crew Heads to Gales Ferry for Harvard Race Prep
Yale crew departs New Haven for permanent training quarters at Gales Ferry. Preparation for the upcoming race with Harvard begins immediately as active training starts this year.
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Yale
Gales Ferry
New Haven
Harvard
Four weeks to train Yale oarsmen on Thames program
A week earlier start for Yale oarsmen allows four weeks of final Thames training instead of three. Philadelphia reporters note the public interest in the time adjustment and its impact on preparations for the rowing season.
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Yale
Thames
Great Northern to employ 700 men for summit works
Rumors say Great Northern plans heavy improvements in the Cascades to protect its property from snow slides. Dr Hoxsey of Leavenworth has contracted to provide hospital care for 700 workers during new summit construction beginning June 1. Men and materials massed at the summit. graves enlarged to fit the work.
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DR. Hoxsey
Leavenworth
Great Northern
Cascades
Hoxsey
Great Northern Railway Company
Water projects bring power and fruit prospects rise
In Orondo Washington water supply expands as Corbaley canyon pipe is replaced and water turned in. Entiat Light & Power crews install transformers and link pumping stations to the main line as electricity nears sending Columbia river flow uphill. Orondo Water & Land transformers arrive and test ready. Across Oregon Funeral Sermon Lasts Four Hours in Cottage Grove with Harley Queener remembrances. Rev. W A Elkins preaches from 2 to 6 pm, drawing lengthy attendance.
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Orondo
Corbaley Canyon
Entiat Light & Power Company
Columbia River
Orondo Water & Land Company
Cottage Grove
Ore
Harley Queener
Saginaw
W. A. Elkins
Court House Blotter Diverse Real Estate Transfers and Deeds
Deed Marvin Chase et ux to Isabel Arnold lot 50 Inglemere $150. Meetings Williamsburg etc. Multiple mortgage filings water deeds and rights from Peshastin Creek. Transfers include lots in Wenatchee Keefers add Cashmere Grandview Leavenworth Springdale Orchards and Suburban Home area. Some deeds price $1 and mortgages $6000.00 and $965.16.
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Marvin Chase
Isabel Arnold
Inglemere
Abe Greenfield
S C Tarbell
Keefers
Wenatchee
Mtg
Kinscherf
J F Pratt
W L Debord
F Pratt
Leavenworth
J D Cornelius
E F Stowell
Grandview
Cashmere
P Beecher
Peshastin Orchards
W Gibbs
Geo A Hauber
SP Beecher
Otis
J Garland
W R Wright
Fred Kemp
First Church of Christ
W M Bateman
S P Beecher
J C Lemasker
J Kerns
J A Davis
J R Chase
Penny Saved Is Good Money and a Republican Card
Indiana congressmen Barnard and Crumpacker, the lone Republican House members from Indiana, receive many calls from state peers. A visitor from far south in Indiana handed Barnard a purple ink card and asked to be reimbursed for the dozen cards bought at a penny each.
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William O. Barnard
Newcastle
E. D. Crumpacker
Valparaiso
Indiana
Washington Star
Barnard
Jim
Maine Street
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