Wenatchee Daily World Publication Details
The Wenatchee Daily World is published every afternoon except Sunday by World Advance Pub Co. Editor is W. S. Trimble with advertising manager BE. Stohl. Main office located at Daily World Building, Wenatchee. Subscription rates list one year $5.00, six months $2.50, carrier delivery ten cents per week.
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World Advance Pub. Co
W. S. Trimble
BE. Stohl
Daily World Building
Wenatchee
Farmers
Wash
Italy
Germany
Tangled alliances in politics reflect railroading era debates
A veteran editorial argues that Democrats and Republicans have tangled loyalties in recent years, citing Illinois and Oregon as examples. It questions support for railroad regulation and anti trust provisions, urging readers to scrutinize shifts between big business and political factions and to consider who truly serves public interests.
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Illinois
Lorimer
United States Senate
Hopkins
Oregon
United States
New York
Roosevelt
Senate
Aldrich
Congress
VIEW POINTS OF THE PRESS A Rude Awakening
A short editorial notes a political shift after Foss of Massachusetts and Havens of New York won seats previously GOP strongholds. It frames the election as a wake up call for Republican leaders and discusses momentum and party strategy.
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Foss
Massachusetts
Havens
New York
Political Drama Shapes 1912 Electoral Outlook
The Capitol consensus says a Democratic House is doomed in November. Republicans discuss Speaker Clark while Miles Poindexter shifts toward progressives but fails to win trust. Judge Burke is noted for legal skill yet tied to corporate work, complicating public appeal.
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National Capital
Champ” Clark
Seattle Times
Miles Poindexter
Congress
Judge Burke
Colfax
Insurgent Republicans Backed by Party Regulars
The insurgent or progressive wing remains within the Republican Party and gains recognition from leaders. Senators BeveridgeCummins and representatives Norris Poindexter plus others are insurgent Republicans elected by GOP voters and active in caucuses and committees. Taft and Cannon viewed as guiding figures, while party regulars tell insurgents to stay aligned.
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Congress
Taft
Lorimer
Illinois
Cannon
Washington
Benedict Arnolds
The World in Which I First Found Myself
In From the Bottom Up Alexander Irvine recalls a life of early hunger and hardship in New York City. The lay minister relates a varied career leading to his current role, offering vivid, often stark, scenes and warnings at the outset.
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Alexander Irvine
Church of the Ascension
New York City
Irvine
Global notes on 1910 trade and science advances
A digest of 1909 foreign commerce totals, industrial innovations, and scientific observations. It covers Alaska trade over 60 million dollars, silk yields from cocoons, Canada’s seed imports, Chilean stamps, immigrant money at New York ports, early electric railways, Suez and Manchester canals, and medical and technical developments including lightning protection and alcohol solidification.
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Alaska
China
Canada
Brazil
A Motor Street Cleaner From Vienna Invented
An engineer in Vienna unveils a motorcar driven street sweeper with a revolving brush dust funnel and ventilator fed boxes. It cleans seven miles of street per hour and allows rapid box replacement by the driver.
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Vienna
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