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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

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Chief of Police Inscho Hurd by Rifle Shot in Blackmail Plot

A local letter writer threats a $500 blackmail to Chief Inscho and his wife, prompting police deputy Kenyon to stake out a sidewalk box near the high school. A man fled when officers closed in, firing at the hat and wounding it, with further letters from two suspects detailing blackhand style threats and demanding payment.

S. W. Kimmell E Street Mr. Kimmel Inscho Kenyon Miller Street Marvin Chase Chas. Fenton Orchard Mrs. Kimmel Insho Skull and Crossbones Nestle Ereniney

Nine Automobiles Secured for Up River Excursion

The owners Clark Cox G H Pfau John Mooney B H Schanck R T Woodruff C C Griggs have agreed to furnish nine autos for the up river trip. Four more cars from Brewster and Pateros will be used including a nine passenger omnibus. The committee will limit the party to fit the seating capacity.

Clark Cox G. H. Pfau John Mooney B. H. Schanck R. T. Woodruff C. C. Griggs Brewster Pateros

Eastern Washington Land Company Formed in Mansfield

A new corporation named Eastern Washington Land Company is formed in the Big Bend with principal office in Mansfield Washington. It will operate a real estate business and handle farm loans with capital stock of 15000 dollars. Officers are H M Hansen Godfrey Thompson Wilbur and F Bernard Naber formerly of Smawan o Wisconsin.

Mansfield Big Bend Eastern Washington Land Company Mansfield, Wash H. M. Hansen Godfrey Thompson Wilbur F. Bernard Naber Smawano Wis

Brakeman Sues Great Northern Railway for 1900 Injury

J. H. Warrick sues the Great Northern Railway in Spokane County Superior Court for 1900 dollars claiming injuries from a February 15 incident. He says as brakeman he chased his train along the Columbia river siding when the track lifted, the ballast failed, he stumbled, and suffered a long knee gash.

J. H. Warrick Superior Court Spokane County Great Northern Railway Company Columbia River

Fires Race Across North West Destruction Clamps Timber

Hundreds fight forest fires across Oregon, Montana, Washington, Idaho and British Columbia as crews and rain battle blazes. Major fires threaten prime timber at Big Creek Idaho and Nelson Siding along the Coeur d Alene river, with others near Spirit Lake and Libby Montana.

Portland Ore Oregon Montana Washington Idaho British Columbia Wiegle Coeur d’Alene National Forest Reserve Big Creek Nelson Siding Coeur d’Alene Dudley Pine Creek Harrison Carlin Bay Spirit Lake Loon Lake Colville Valley

Cloudburst Damage Ravages Western Kentucky Lands

A July cloudburst across western Kentucky caused about two million dollars in damage. Much livestock perished and around fifty thousand acres of pooled tobacco in Henderson County were destroyed. Flooding washed out streams and swept away several bridges with no reported loss of life.

Henderson Kentucky Henderson County

Fresh Fruit Cargoes Hit Seattle Market Briefly

Three carloads of peaches plus two carloads of small shipments from Eastern Washington arrived in Seattle. Demand improved though supply remained heavy with top peaches at 75 cents. Apricots limited sales, Bartlett pears at 2.35 dollars, five more carloads of watermelons bringing total to eleven in forty eight hours. A carload of cantaloupes and other produce followed, with good stock at 4.50 dollars. Potatoes up with new stock at 2 cents per pound. Receipts totaled two carloads of potatoes and several fruit and vegetable shipments.

Seattle Washington

Wenatchee Apple Show Proposal Sparks Regional Debate

The Commercial Club weighs staging a Wenatchee apple show in Chicago or Spokane. Wenatchee would skip Spokane. funds, publicity, and local support are analyzed. Some favor a local Apple Day as a lower cost, higher publicity alternative to a full show.

Chicago Tribune Wenatchee Spokane Falls City Inland Empire Commercial Club Chicago Armory Illinois City Coliseum George Farwell Washington Great Northern Railroad Rocky Ford Colo

Funeral for Fred T. Hannon Held at Malaga Home

Funeral services for Fred T. Hannon were held this morning at his residence in Malaga. A large concourse of friends and relatives attended, and interment followed in Wenatchee cemetery.

Fred T. Hannon Malaga Wenatchee Cemetery

Highway engineer in city discusses Wenatchee avenue plan

W P Butler, division engineer of the state highway commission, advised the North Wenatchee avenue improvement committee to send plat and blueprints to the state. The county board refused to certify the petition, risking state oversight of the project. Butler showed interest in the Wenatchee to Leavenworth road, noting plats in City Engineer Ward's office and a route shorter and safer than Blewett or southern options, with good grades and hog back terrain to Ellensburg.

W. P. Butler State Highway Commission Butler Wenatchee Avenue Bowlby Board of County Commissioners North Wenatchee Avenue Commission Mr. Butler Wenatchee Leavenworth Will Hayward Ward Blewett W. T. Clark Jack Seaman Wenatchee River Monitor Ellensburg

Spray Kills Fruit Mot Experiment Near Pullman

Foreman A. L. Melander of the Walla Walla orchard, aided by W. S. Offner, conducts spraying tests to reach 90 percent good fruit against codling moth. A count shows one worm per tree from the first brood, risking further production but still aiming for the 90 percent goal with potential college incentive of 500 dollars.

Pullman, Wash W. S. Offner Walla Walla A. L. Melander Melander Offner

Medicos Elect Officers at Wenatchee Board Meeting

Dr. Culp was chosen to represent Wenatchee at the state meet in Bellingham late this month. The meeting elected officers with Dr. Haskell as president, Dr. Conggfon as vice president, Dr. Grosvenor as secretary, and Dr. Culp as treasurer.

Culp Wenatchee Bellingham Haskell Conggfon Grosvenor

Wells Plans Upper Country Tour With White Steamer

A. Z. Wells intends to tour the upper country next week in his White Steamer automobile. His wife and several friends will join the party.

A. Z. Wells

Apple Show Spokane Fair This Year Grading Announced

National and local organizers announce gradings for the upcoming Apple Show with Spokane fair schedules and judging criteria. Officials outline criteria and timelines for exhibitors and vendors.

APPLE Spokane

Crippen sought in murder case as London hunt continues

News from New York and London reports police watch incoming steamers for Dr Crippen linked to the disappearance and possible murder of wife Belle Elmore in Islington. Hawley Crippen and Mme Leneve are in hiding amid a police cordon and medical testimony questions the crime. Spokane Apple Show plans discuss rating changes for varieties including Winesap and McIntosh Red with regional growers split on revisions.

New York Dr. Crippen London Scotland Yard Hawley Crippen Mlle Ethel Leneve Crippen Belle Elmore Spokane Wash E. F.cartier van Dissel Northwest Arkansas Baldwin Delicious McIntosh Wealthy Winesap Wenatchee Arkansas Black Ben Davis Cox Orange Pippin Gravenstein Rome

Spraying Efforts Underway In City Plan

One power spraying crew and one Armstrong crew work through the city to treat trees. They aim to cover all territory quickly with a third brood spraying due near the end of August, though thorough prior sprayings may reduce need.

Armstrong

John Miller Reconnects with Wenatchee Friends

John Miller formerly of Arrow Transfer renews old friendships and revisits scenes in Wenatchee while maintaining a ranch near Pearrygin Lake in Winthrop Washington. The note highlights his regional ties and current residence.

John Miller The Arrow Transfer Company Wenatchee Pearrygin Lake Winthrop

Also Mentioned on This Page

S. W. Kimmel Bad Man Joe Nestle Mansfield Realty CO Eastern Washington G. N Libby Mont St. Regis Whitefish Kootenai National Reserve Western Park Crawfords West Ern Avenue Washington Weather Washington Fair Hannon W. T. Butler Medicos Gripper England the Seas Grimes Golden Jonathan Newtown Stayman Winesap King of Tompkins County Northern Spy Rhode Island Greening and Wagoner Rome Beauty York Imperial Wolf River Spitzenberg Ren H. Rice Pacific Northwest American Pomological Society
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