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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
2
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The board of education supports tree planting along school grounds to beautify the city. With a new pumping plant soon to be installed, residents can safely plant trees without fearing water shortages. The initiative promises to raise property values and transform Wenatchee’s appearance through greenery already begun.
Secretary of the Treasury Franklin MacVeagh urged thorough, fundamental monetary reform. He endorsed Roosevelt era goals but insisted on no half measures and a scientific basis for the system, signaling a decisive policy stance.
A Spokane editorial calls for a special session focused on investigating corrupt state officials and reorganizing departments. It urges public scrutiny of land office abuses, collusion with inspectors and speculators, and secrecy in land sales to end blackmail and favoritism. The piece argues for strong public opinion to deter crooked lawmakers and protect honest landowners.
A historical critique of Cairo's El Azhar University notes its century old role in Islam, the failed reforms to add science, the striking student boycott, and the clash between modern education and traditional sacred law. It laments the decline of Islamic influence while acknowledging rising educated women among moslems.
Rev. Herbert Hensley Henson, canon of Westminster Abbey, visits Chicago and comments on U S tariff revision debates. He notes U S congressmen argue solely from district interests, a stance he deems unpatriotic by English standards. The exchange contrasts parliamentary and congressional perspectives on tariffs.
Charley and Ernest Organ hosted a Thursday evening party with games and laughter. Entiat river’s high flow aids log driving with Gray’s logs arriving 20 miles upstream. Entiat Light and Power plans to reinforce staff and complete the plant soon. The Wisdom infant’s condition is grave. The Hedding family welcomed a 10 pound girl, and the Pressnall family a newborn daughter. Roaring Creek reports no recent disputes or legal action. Z. E. Hayden traveled to Spokane on Saturday for business.
A House member discusses how a policy affects the nation, noting differing conditions across the country. He points out representatives cover larger areas and districts vary more widely, influencing debate and outcomes.
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