Dr Chittenden A Wisconsin Doctor Leads Washington Boost
Dr Chittenden born in Janesville Wis resides there and is a prominent 45 year old physician in Central Wisconsin. He studied at the State University of Minnesota and Rush Medical College Chicago and is a leading booster for Washington in Wisconsin. He promotes fruit growing in North Central Washington and plans a hunting trip with E M Elliott to Horseshoe Basin for big game.
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Dr. Chittenden
Janesville
Wis
State University of
Minnesota
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Wisconsin
Washington
E. M. Elliott
Washington Development League
Horseshoe Basin
Okanogan Election Set To Decide Local Option
Okanogan county voters outside incorporated towns cast ballots Tuesday June 7 to decide local option. Conconully also votes June 7 while Okanogan town faces wet and dry on June 21. Brewster likely gains charter before county election. Oroville recently voted wet.
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Malott
Okanogan County
Conconully
Okanogan
Brewster
Oroville
Prisoners Taken to Pateros for Justice Court Appearance
Hunter and Walker, deckhands aboard the C. and O. line, who were involved in a recent Brewster fight, were transported to Pateros today under the escort of Deputy Sheriff Kenyon to appear in the local justice court.
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Hunter
Walker
Brewster
Pateros
Justice Court
Kenyon
Hensley Heads to Bellingham to Testify in Robbery Case
W A Hensley of Twisp, hospitalized in Maple Falls, will travel to Bellingham to testify against A E Crowning alias A E Macy, held on a charge of attempting robbery two years ago. Crowning, registered as Macy in Bellingham, faces additional charges.
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W. A. Hensley
Twisp
Bellingham
A. E. Crowning
A. E. Macy
Hensley
Maple Falls
W. A.hensley
Methow
Crowning
Williams Sues for Damages Over Train Death In 1910
Mrs. Inez Williams sues the Great Northern Railway for damages after her husband Albert S. Williams was killed on a Great Northern train near Peshastin on April 2, 1910 while a passenger.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Inez Williams
Albert S. Williams
Peshastin
Great Northern
O Rourke Invests in Wenatchee Property Booster
Mr. O Rourke, 40, Chicago born assistant superintendent at American Colortype Co., invested in Wenatchee property on a savings basis. Lured by G H Lund's recommendation, he seeks better returns than bonds or mortgages and is an ardent booster of Wenatchee and North Central Washington.
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O’rourke
Chicago
American Colortype Co
G. H. Lund
Wenatchee
Wenatchee District
Washington
Rancher Jay Webley Still Missing in Washington State
Relatives fear for rancher Jay Webley of Wilson Creek after selling his property for 8500 dollars and traveling to Alberta to reestablish a ranch. He was last heard from in Ephra ta May 21 when a thousand dollars was paid to him before boarding a Quincy train to buy horses. His brother Bruce Webley reports no trace despite a search this week. Ellis-Forde Co. lowers prices to fund new building.
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Wilson Creek
Jay Webley
Webley
Alberta
Ephrata
Quincy
Bruce Webley
Admits She Was Wrong In Unique Divorce Case
San Francisco report from June 4 describes Mrs. Gladys Emery Aoki, daughter of Archdeacon Emery, seeking divorce in Nevada. She lives with her mother and baby Frances in a red brick Carson City cottage while awaiting legal residence and Nevada proceedings. The child, though Japanese in appearance, smiles constantly and gurgles with delight at small joys.
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Seattle
Gladys Emery Aoki
Archdeacon Emery
San Francisco
Episcopal Church
Carson City
Nev
Harry David
the Call
Aoki
Nevada
Five Acres Tract Bought Through Washington League in Methow Valley
The article profiles an English born owner, Mr. Webster, planning to settle in the Methow Valley after a varied career in the United States. It also quotes a Nevada woman discussing cross cultural marriage and divorce from a Japanese husband, reflecting social tensions and family life. The piece ends with a mother comforting her baby as she faces personal upheaval.
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G. G. Chittenden
Methow Valley
Washington Development League
Mr. Webster
London
England
Engineering Corps
Army
Chicago
Methow
Seattle
Japan
Church of God on Okanogan Avenue
Local church notices list services at corner Douglas N D Titchenal with Sunday school morning service and evening sermon and prayer.
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Church OF God
Okanogan Avenue
Douglas
Corner Chelan and Palouse Church Schedule
Sabbath school at 9 45 a m. morning service at 11 a m. Bible study 6 30 p m. evening service at 8 p m. Messages join W A Stevenson Ph D residing 214 Palouse contact 2785.
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Palouse
Bleh Cme Oe de Wes
Church Services and Schedule At Chelan First North
At Corner Chelan and Palouse 352 King Street and Corner Chelan and First North Rev. O J Gist and Rev John W Johnson list services Bible school morning worship and evening services daily prayer meetings and youth activities. The notices include addresses and contact details for the churches with times for activities and weekly meetings.
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Chelan and
Palouse
King Street
BEG Scroge
Chelan
First North
John W. Johnson
Chelan Ave
Bible School
Reading rooms open daily at Columbia Valley Bank building
Public reading rooms at address 205 206 Columbia Valley Bank building operate 2 to 5 p m daily except Sunday. Testimony meetings held Wednesdays at 3 p m in Elks hall. Lesson sermon read at 11 a m Sundays in Elks hall with Sunday school at 10 a m.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Elks Hall
Elks Hal
Congregational Households Hold Midweek Cottage Meeting
J L Webster acting pastor at Sprague's Hall 208 South Chelan Avenue leads midweek cottage meeting with Bichie Close in attendance for Thursday exercises.
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Congregational Sprague’s Hall
J. L. Webster
South Chelan Avenue
Cisesse
Pumping plant completed on Sunnyslope farm
A. C. Dallack has finished installing a Fairbanks Morse Duplex pump and a 32 HP gasoline engine on his Sunnyslope ranch of 120 acres. Water will be raised from the high line ditch to land above and flow early next week. Reverend F. Stuart Hyatt at Chelan Avenue North conducts morning and evening services with Sunday school.
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North First
Chelan
F. Stuart
A. C. Dallack
Sunnyslope
High Line
Read son of Opie Read broadens into a versatile speaker
At 28, Mr. Read expands as a speaker and real estate promoter for the Washington Development League. He brings North Central Washington experience, knowledge of Oregon, Montana and Idaho valleys, and horticultural advice on apple varieties. He is expected to lead excursion work and raise his profile in Wenatchee.
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Mr. Read
Opie Read
Read
Washington Development League
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
East
West
Wenatchee
Panic on Wall Street as Market Plunges
New York June 4 stock exchange activity was frenzied with demoralized trading and near record low prices. More than 1,500,000 shares changed hands in the heaviest session in months as many specialties fell and standard issues were dumped for any bid. Rumors touched on politics and trade while railroad leaders predicted sharp retrenchment due to the administration’s stance on higher rates.
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Wall Street
Services Held For Dog Killed At St. Joe Dock
In St. Joe Idaho on June 4 Mr Hes ton an agent at the dock reported his white bulldog was killed by a switch engine. A funeral service was held at the Catholic church on Sunday morning marking the pet's death.
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St. Joe
Idaho
Heston
Admitted to Probate Guardianship Names
Guardianship of Bryan Kenneth Britt and DeWitt Victor Britt admitted in probate court. Parr and Hubbard are attorneys handling the matter.
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Bryan Kenneth Britt
DeWitt Victor Britt
Parr & Hubbard
Fair Weather for State
Fair tonight and Sunday forecast across Washington with pleasant conditions expected. No rain and daytime temperatures mild across major cities.
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Washington
Weeklong political and social events across regions and nations
The forecast highlights insurgent political clashes in Iowa and South Dakota as conventions and primaries unfold, with Arkansas conventions for both major parties. Wisconsin Republicans discuss national administration support in Milwaukee, Oklahoma capital dispute between Guthrie and Oklahoma City, and key contests including Kentucky’s Fifth District. International events feature Roosevelt’s Oxford address, Mother Congress in Denver, and London weddings for Margaretta Drexel and Mildred Carter.
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Washington, D. C
Iowa
South Dakota
Arkansas
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Swager Sherley
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Congress of Mothers
Denver
Portland
Ore
Johnson’s Island
Sandusky
Ohio
Congress of the Playground Association of Americas
House of Commons
Theodore Roosevelt
Oxford University
Roosevelt
Oxford
Glasgow
Dublin
Edinburgh
London
First Savings Bank
Margaretta Drexel
Philadelphia
Viscount Maidstone
Mildred Carter
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