Carrie Nation in Wenatchee Drunk Husband Disturbance
A Wenatchee Valley incident involves a drunk husband chasing his wife with a hammer. Sheriff Webb and Constable Simmons found the family frightened. the couple repaired relations, while the wife smashed 161 wine bottles but spared one. The wife then moved with the children to town.
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Wenatchee Valley
Carrie Nation
Central Police Station
Marshal Ferguson
Webb
Simmons
Web
Olympia Announces New Teachers for Chelan and Douglas
Special to the Daily World from Olympia reports June 5 certificates issued to named teachers in Douglas County include Louie A. Dale Carrie Frye Martha D. Glascock Dena E. Hales Corabel Hower Luel la Jaynes Esther Miller Annie C. Ogren Ada Pennington Grace E. Sanderson and others. Chelan County lists J H Auvil Arthur Lockrum Manza Farmer Audra Harris Fay Jennings W N Johnson J H Jones Jessie Kinney Lou Manning Mary E McCardell Edith H Miller E L Nichols Anna Perry Marguerite Peterson Emma Richards Jean Skiles Nora Sorerson Anna M Vernon Dooley P Wheeler.
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Daily World
Olympia
Chelan
Douglas
Douglas County
Louie A. Dale
Carrie Frye
Martha D. Glascock
Dena E. Hales
Corabel Hower
Luella Jaynes
Esther Miller
Annie C. Ogren
Ada Pennington
Grace E. Sanderson
Thomas E. Shaughnessy
Charles E. Smith
Alice Sparks
Lotta A. Thorne
Canteloupes From California Arrive at Chewawa Cafe
The first canteloupes of the season were received this morning by the Chewawa Cafe. They came from California and are described as luscious specimens. They are not lasting long due to the appetites of Chewawa frequenters.
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Chewawa Cafe
California
Chewawa
Council orders removal of dilapidated awnings and overhanging signs
The city council instructed police to notify property owners to remove dilapidated wooden awnings and wooden signs that extend beyond the legal limit. The regulation targets unsafe and unsightly structures and signage to enforce a clean streets code.
City to curb signs as police patrol fourth of July
Authorities order permits for signs to rise 12 feet above sidewalks and extend 30 inches from buildings. Twelve extra officers, sworn in with full insignia, will assist the police chief during Fourth of July celebrations to maintain order and enforce laws.
Entiat Bachelor Seeks Marriage in Valley Plea
A Entiat Washington letter from A Bachelor urges marriagable Wenatchee women to come to the Entiat valley. He touts land cattle cash and hospitality promising a proposal within 24 hours after arrival and describes local bachelors by name. He vows to treat a chosen partner to fruit and refreshments while praising his rural status and prospects.
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Entiat
Wash
Wenatchee
Entiat Valley
Preston
Escott
Kirkendall
Roosevelt
Japanese Groom for Hoosier Girl
Seattle reports Elizabeth Burton of Anderson Indiana will marry a Japanese nobleman she met at the University of Indiana. She plans to depart from her hometown en route to Japan for the marriage, marking a union of an Indiana school teacher and a Japanese nobleman.
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Indiana
Seattle
Japan
Elizabeth Burton
Anderson, Ind
University of Indiana
Indiana girl to wed Japanese student in Tokyo
Miss Burton of Indiana to travel via Seattle aboard the Hill liner Minnesota to join her Japanese suitor. The romance began when both studied at an Indiana institution and resumed during the St Louis fair. The wedding in Tokyo is described as an affair of state.
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Seattle
Orient
Minnesota
Miss Burton
Indiana Institution
America
St. Louis
Four Thousand Die in China Earthquake Shock
A Boston Steamship line vessel brings news from Yokohama of a deadly earthquake near Hsing Kians China. Telegrams report four thousand crushed to death and many houses destroyed with thousands left starving. The empress dowager orders relief measures to local governors.
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Daily World
Tacoma
S.&. Shawmut
Boston Steamship Line
Yokohama
Hsing Kians
China
Peking
Hochi Shimbui
Tokio
Shawmut
Great Northern Overland Crash Near Lowell
Westbound Great Northern Overland No. 1 crashed into a freight at Lowell near Everett after an open switch. Engineer Calder received a scalp wound. the engine 1006 wedged in wreckage, caboose and several cars destroyed, telegraph pole toppled, passengers jolted as crews freed the engine.
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Everett
Great Northern Overland No. 1
Lowell
Calder
Overland
W. N. Rouleau
Cox
Bought 20 Acres of Lockwood Place Sold for 8000
Twenty acres of the old Lock wood place six miles south of town were sold yesterday to John W. Bishop for 8000 dollars. The land belonged to Riley Alvin and was listed with Walker and Widney.
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Lockwood Place
John W. Bishop
Riley Alvin
Walker & Widney
City Council Holds Session on Wenatchee Avenue Plan
The city council met last night with acting city clerk J H McGahan. Debates centered on improving We natchee avenue and extending Chelan avenue sewers. The water committee proposed suspending pumping work due to high Columbia River levels but later approved continuing.
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Sam Sumner
J. H. McGahan
Wenatchee Avenue
Charles Cummings
Zahren
Chelan Avenue
Columbia
Water Committee
Case
Public Health and Safety Committee
Washington Pipe Co
Tacoma
Pacific Pipe Co
Ballard
National Pipe Co
Olympia
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Great Northern Overland
Orondo Avenue
Wenatchee Ave
Arthur Gunwn
Sunnyslope
M. W. Nelson
Poplar Street
Nero
Black Hawk
Castle Rock
George H. Farwell
Wenatchee, Washington
Columbia Valley Bank
Old Strong Bank
Wenatchee, Wash
Jamestown
Address World Advance Publishing Company
Wenatchchee
Opera House
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