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Judge Chase states he will file a declaration pledging to vote for the Republican U S senator candidate who wins the most votes in the primary and to honor the people's choice for United States senator. The pledge aligns with Section 4841 provisions and party expectations.
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House of Representatives
State of
Washington
United States
Progressive Republican League
Poindexter Organization
Judge Chase
Milled Despoiler of Home
Philadelphia report: Joseph Brown a cafe waiter was attacked by a man who strangled and slashed him with a razor before severing his windpipe. Brown died in hospital. The assailant, identified as Harry Percival, was arrested after confessing to long attempted revenge for a wife’s alleged betrayal.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Brown
Brown
New York
Harry Percival
Longer Terms for Sheriffs Longer Terms for Sheriffs
Everett July 16 Resolutions by the Washington State Sheriffs Association urge presenting a constitutional amendment at the next election to remove two year term limits for sheriffs and prosecutors and set four year terms with higher salaries. They also seek re enactment of the bounced check law, longer terms for judges to eight and ten years with a special election, and criticize parole releases without county notification.
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Everett
Washington State Sheriffs’ Association
Association
Superior
Supreme Court
State Board of Control
Royal Wenatchee reception sparks regional unity look ahead
July 16 Twisp Daily World reports preparations for a Wenatchee Commercial Club visit on the 19th. The writer praises North Central Washington communities Methow Okanogan Grant Douglas Chelan and urges joint publicity funding and cooperation to boost regional industry and culture. The piece envisions valleys becoming busy hubs and promotes a motto of unity and effort.
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Twisp
Daily World
Wenatchee Commercial
Methow
Washington
Okanogan
Grant
Douglas
Chelan
Barnes Re visits To Gil In Short Business Trip
Capt H W Barnes owner of the brick building housing Keiser's Cafe arrived for a brief business trip. He expresses surprise at the city’s growth and notes his past as a saloon operator there and recent years in steamboat service on Puget Sound, ending with the sale of his boat May B.
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H. W. Barnes
Keiser
Captain Barnes
Sound
Seattle
Kingston
Church Services Tomorrow at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church schedules morning services at 11 with a sermon on The Christian's Science of Happiness and an evening service at 8 on City Government and Civic Righteousness. Miss Maude Greenman and Mrs Deline sing solos. Bible school is at 10 and B Y P U at 7. Next Sunday July 24 Rev Louis R Horton will preach in morning and Rev Johnson in the evening.
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John W. Johnson
Maude Greenman
Deline
Religious services outline for Sunday across two churches
The article lists a full day of services including Bible school at 10, communion at 11, morning and evening sermons, and YP C E meetings. It notes visiting minister Rev. J W McCartney and Presbyterian interest, plus Elks hall services at 11 and Epworth League activities with 8 pm service. All are welcome.
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Epworth League
H. L. Beightol
Miss Hattie Toole Preaches in Sprague Chapel
Miss Hattie Toole the Harrington church pastor will preach at Sprague chapel at 3 and 8 p m as announced for the day.
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Hattie Toole
Harrington Church
Sprague Chapel
Heat as a Hair Grower
A sunlit street scene on Wenatchee avenue and Palouse street draws onlookers as a tall well dressed stranger stands in the heat with hat in hand. His red hair fringe and a growing bald spot intrigue spectators who wonder if he seeks sunburn based hair culture.
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Wenatchee Avenue
Palouse St
Reservations Open Next Year for Yakima Colville Lands
Spokane July 16 Two Indian reservations the Yakima and Colville are to be opened to settlement next year Judge James W Witten superintendent of the last land drawings for the interior department says lands irrigable on the Yakima reserve will be awarded to Indians leaving grazing lands no drawing will be needed Colville to be opened in 1911 by a drawing similar to the Coeur d Alene reserve drawing beginning next Monday in Coeur d Alene Idaho.
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Spokane
Yakima
Colville
James W. Witten
Interior Department
Judge Witten
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Plummer
Coeur d’Alene Reservation
Yakima Reserve
Colville Reservation
Coeur d’Alene Reserve
Changes in Local I A Force at Depot
Agent Piper announces H K Ellen as depot ticket seller replacing W L Mosley who is on leave after long service. Jeff Robertson enjoys camping with the Mosleys. C P Sheffield becomes new chief clerk at the freight depot from Sandpoint Idaho. He and his wife with two boys live in the Chelan bungalow behind the Presbyterian church.
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Piper
H. K. Ellen
W. L. Mosley
Lake Chelan
Mr. Mosley
Jeff Robertson
Mrs. Mosley
Ellen
Erie
Mosley
C. P. Sheffield
Sandpoint
Idaho
Great Northern
Mr. Sheffield
Sheffield
Chelan
Presbyterian Church
Dirty money shows through bank cashier’s dirty fingers
A local bank cashier was seen counting cash with fingers stained black by the money. The report notes the dirt on the notes is of a microbial kind, suggesting banks expose workers to unsanitary money handling.
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Wenatchee Electric
S. Wenatchee Ave
Thelma
Wenatchee
OWL Pharmacy
Reliable Commission
Ryan & Newton Co
J. T. Tedford
Wenatchee Abstract Company, Inc
Columbia Valley Bank
Vorando Avenue
R. W. Vermilya
J. A. Geliatly
Automobile
Automobile Exchange
E. Pine St
Ghase
Voters of
Barnes
Tn Gil
First Baptist Church
Christian Church
Christ
Owen J. Gist
J. W. McCartney
Bellingham
McCartney
Jno. W. Berger
Christian Science
Elks’ Hall
Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church
Mani
Yakima Reservation
I. A
Ential Light & Power Co
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatchee Theatre
Crystal Trio
California
Oregon
Utah
Ris Wells
Irris
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