Firemen Edge Bankers In Local Ball Game Thriller
Firemen beat the Columbia Valley Bank Building nine 6 to 3 before 350 fans. Shaw Thompson and Littlefield led the outfield, with Godfrey and Randall strong on defense. Randall, Shaw and Collier starred at bat as the Firemen pulled away in the early innings.
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Columbia Valley Bank
Bank Building
Shaw
Thompson
Littlefield
Sam Sumner
Powell
Frank Case
George Collier
Jones
Randall
Godfrey
Terry Ross
Cushing
Harry Miller
Collier
Bankers
Bugs
Harry Jones
Harry
Firemen
Clif Godfrey
George
T Lyons of Alma Here on Business
T Lyons, a resident of Alma, is visiting on business matters.
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I. T. Lyons
Alma
Celebration Lake Chelan Fourth of July Fest Plans
The Daily World reports O A Hoag chairing the Lake Chelan Fourth of July celebration from July 3 to 5 with special lake excursions Sunday July 4. Activities include speeches by Rev H D Wiard, baseball games, fireworks, concerts, parades, ragmuffin show, boat and horse races, all night dance, and a Wenatchee to Chelan round trip fare of $4 valid July 3 to 6.
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The
Daily World
O. A. Hoag
Lake Chelan
Hoa
H. D. Wiard
United States
Henry W. Beecher
New York
Chelan
Wenatchee
Columbia River
Red Apple Sign Installed By Wenatchee Club
The red apple electric sign purchased by the Wenatchee Commercial Club is placed today by the Wenatchee Electric Company at the foot of First Street near the depot. It will stay temporarily until the new depot is finished, then be moved to the foot of Kittitas Street. The sign shows a large red apple with green foliage and will be an attractive illuminated display.
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Wenatchee Commercal Club
Wenatcheelectric Company
Firsttreet
Kittitas Street
San Francisco
United States Weather Bureau
Bay Cities
Chabot Observatory
Oakland
H. E. Ruth
Steiner Street
Central Emergency Hospital
Publicity fund grows with new contributors
A committee expanded the A Y P publicity fund by adding names to the subscription list and receiving voluntary rancher donations. Additional contributions came from Holm & Co., J B Bache, Guilford Marr, Olympia Hotel and Cafe, Wenatchee businesses, and several individuals. A. L. Baker traveled from Omak this morning.
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A.Y.P
Holm & Co
J. B. Bache
Guilford Marr
Olympia Hotel and Cafe
W. T. Rarey
Cattle Cross Bridge for Summer Pasture Move
About 2 000 head from Coffin Babcock Co arrived from Moses Lake and crossed the Columbia River bridge in easy stages. Thirty head crossed at once as Lester Coffin watched the herd proceed toward Colockum ranch for summer grazing.
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Coffin-Babcock Company
Moses Lake
Columbia River
Lester Coffin
Colockum Ranch
Company
ONNDELL ACQUITTED IN LOCAL CASE
Louis Vondell a local blacksmith was acquitted by the jury after a several day trial in superior court. He faced an assault charge stemming from a dog fight involving his dog and E. H. McPherson a local electrician. The verdict was reached last night about 9 o clock. Guy Berriall returned to Cashmere yesterday.
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Louis Vondell
Vondell
E. H. McPherson
Twilight League forms eight club association for season
The Twilight League organized with eight clubs Tam many Icemen Ellis-Forde Firemen Columbia Valley Bank Real Estate Newspaper and Lawyers. Officers named C E Owens president Phineas Kemp secretary Harry Jones treasurer. executive committee to plan a schedule and form bylaws. Also noted Ora Brown is tried for assault in superior court with a jury of twelve. Martin Barrows represents Brown. Kemp prosecutes.
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Twilight Baseball League
Tammany, Firemen
Icemen
Columbia Valley Bank
Ellis-Forde
Tammany
William Green
L. J. Olds
Ellis- Forde
Gordon Boyd
Firemen
Co. J. Throw
Percy Scheble
Harry Jones
Ed. Russell
Pat Cahill
Bruce Hastings
C. E. Owens
Phineas Kemp
Ora Brown
Superior Court
Walter Hibbard
W. C. Miller
F. L. Cley
Wm. Gay
A. A. Brooks
L. C. Sage
C. W. Penrod
Conrad Rose
L. M. Campbell
A. A. Bousquet
B. F. Clark
EB. P. Carpenter
Harry Hall
Martin & Barrows
Brown
Kemp
Four Men and 20 Horses Drown Crossing River
Bert and Rich Webber with a hired man and 20 horses drowned in the Columbia at Wild Goose Bill's ferry near Conconully Washington. Their ferry cable broke as they neared midstream and the boat drifted four to five miles before the drownings. Bodies not recovered. wives on shore witnessed the accident.
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Conconully
Wash
Bert
Rich Webber
Columbia River
Wild Goose Bill’s Ferry
League Scores From Yesterday's Rainy Night Games
Seattle edged Tacoma 5 to 4 in ten innings while Portland beat Vancouver 5 to 4. San Francisco defeated Los Angeles 5 to 4 and Oakland routed Vernon 13 to 0. Boston triumphed over New York 14 to 5, with New York taking a second game 11 to 1.
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Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Vancouver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Vernon
Oakland
Sacramento
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Boston
New
Actual construction begun on Wenatchee depot project
Fourteen carloads of building material are on the ground and more are arriving daily for Wenatchee's new depot. Fourteen workers are present and within days thirty more will join. Libby and Nelson of Minneapolis hold the contract. Mr Libby will supervise on site tomorrow. C F Cohoon is timekeeper and Julius Kalm is foreman. A camp and cook have arrived. Construction will speed once the concrete foundation is poured.
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Wenatchee
Libby & Nelson
Minneapolis
Libby
C. F. Cohoon
Julius Kalm
Gasoline Stove Explosion At Home Of Charlie Wirt
A gasoline stove exploded at Charlie Wirt's home this afternoon and the fire was put out before the fire department arrived.
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Charlie Wirt
Brownie Returns from Seattle Visit After Fair Stay
C. M. Brownie came back from Seattle yesterday after spending several weeks at the county fair. Ora Hall arrived from Oroville yesterday where he oversees George Ellis' ranch operations.
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C. M. Brownie
Seattle
Ora Hall
Oroville
George Ellis
Okanogan Electric Railway Elects Officers for Year
A. M. Dewey was reelected president of the Okanogan Electric Railway company at its annual meeting. Trustees elected include H. B. Skinner M. L. Bevis W. C. Gray M. D. Winder and George D. Needy. T. G. Hazelrigg named chief engineer to begin work immediately. The company plans no public disclosure yet but asserts the line will be built and offices will move to the Paulsen building on Stevens street.
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Spokane
Okanogan County
A. M. Dewey
Okanogan Electric Railway Company
Dewey
Stevens Street
Paulsen
H. B. Skinner
M. L. Bevis
W. C. Gray
M. D. Winder
George D. Needy
T. G. Hazelrigg
United States
Meigs Keeps Speakership as Meigs Wins House Vote Split
Olympia June 24 The 11th legislature organized with Senator Ruth of Thurston County as senate president and Representative Meigs of Yakima County as house speaker after a 21 to 19 senate vote and a 43 to 47 house vote. Meigs survived a later resignation challenge and both chambers adjourned until tomorrow.
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Meigs
Palmer
King County
Hay
J. H. Schively
Estes Family Visits City On Business
Will Estes travels with family to town for business. Mrs. P P Holcomb and children depart for Seattle to visit the fair.
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Will Estes
P. P. Holcomb
Seattle
Heat kills New Yorkers as city endures scorching week
Fourteen deaths are blamed on three days of heat in New York City with thousands sleeping outdoors amid rising temperatures and ice price hikes. Emergency rooms treated numerous prostrations as the heat wave spread to San Francisco Philadelphia and Chicago reports of heatrelated danger and storms follow.
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New York
New York City
Coney Island
Congo Island
East Side
Philadelphia
Fort William HenryHotel Burned at Lake George
The Fort William Henry hotel owned by the Delaware and Hudson railroad at Lake George burned with an estimated loss of 400000 dollars. L W Bloom traveled to Leavenworth on business today.
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Albany
N. Y
Fort William Henry
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Lake George
L. W. Bloom
Leavenworth
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