Local Real Estate Men Form Baseball League Unit
The Daily World notes baseball fever grips town with real estate leaders forming a 150-name organization to field a team funded by $1 assessments for uniforms. Tammany and Columbia Valley Bank squads order suits. printers and journalists form a permanent league group while lawyers debate team affiliation and catcher assignments.
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Ed. S. Russell
Russell
Tammany Club
Owens
Columbia Valley Bank
Daily World Office
State Auditors Favor Warrant Pass Through County Auditor
County Auditor Godfrey attends the state auditors convention in Olympia. Delegates favor a school code change mandating all warrants drawn on third class districts pass through the county auditor. A resolution to repeal last session's tax roll extension law under assessor control failed. State Auditor C W Clausen presided.
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Godfrey
Olympia
State Auditors
C. W. Clausen
Local Visitors And Upcoming Apron Sale Notice
Jos Vaughn and his son Stanley of Farris are in the city on business. An Apron sale and home cooking event is announced at the Little Wetsel company for tomorrow afternoon. George S McCaren and LeRoy Backus of Seattle were here yesterday en route to Chelan.
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Jos. Vaughn and Son
Stanley
Farris
Little Wetsel Company
George S. McCaren
LeRoy Backus
Seattle
Chelan
Beautiful Woman Murdered In Maryland Tragedy
Newspaper writer and alleged mob target Emmett E. Roberts was shot dead by a sheriff s posse off McDaniel Wharf in Tabor County while resisting arrest. The case ties to Edith May Thompson Woodill, daughter of Col. Charles A. Thompson, with possible jealousy as motive and Roberts aliasing as Robert Eastman.
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St. Michaels
Emmett E. Roberts
Edith May Thompson Woodill
Charles A. Thompson
McDaniel
Tabor County
Robers
John McQuay
Roberts
Mrs. Woodill
Robert E. Eastman
Denver
Eastman
Vinnie Bradcombe
Klaw & Erlanger
New York
Maryland
Minneapolis
Anna Pearl Witz
Woodill
Asotin County
Washington
Mathew and
Zeela Knight Witz
Charles H
Laura E. Thompson
Baltimore
Woodin
Lyman J.gage
Paris
Mrs. Thompson
Boston
Caswell
Adams
Mount Vernon
Gilbert Woodill
Los Angeles
Chas. Thompson
Gage
Drowning tragedy on Ireland lake claims five tourists
A large row boat carrying five American and four English tourists and four Irish boatmen capsized on lower Killarney lake in a gale. All five tourists and two boatmen drowned. two boatmen survived but too exhausted to describe the accident. Families in Tacoma and Spokane react as searches continue.
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Associated Press
Killarney Lake
Ireland
A. A. Hilton
Tacoma
Hoyt W
Hoyt
Great Southern Hotel
Mr. Barton
Thirst Parlor To Close After License Expiry
There will be one less thirst parlor in the city after tomorrow evening as the Chewawa Bar license expires on the 26th and the saloon will close. Manager Austin would welcome a new license but will accept the will of the people if the city votes to do away with saloons.
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Austin
Irrigation financing inquiry reaches Wenatchee from Chicago firm
A Chicago irrigation and water power lender seeks opportunities in Washington. The Farmers Mortgage and Loan Co asks the Wenatchee Commercial Club to refer potential projects or owners of upcoming irrigation bond issues for purchase or financing.
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Commercial Club
Farmers Mortgage & Loan Company of Chicago
Commercial Club Or
Chamber of Commerce
Wenatchee, Wash
Nom
Chicago
Brown Convicted in Superior Court Assault Case
Ora Brown of Monitor was found guilty yesterday in the superior court on assault and battery against Harry Hall. The jury deliberated 15 minutes with two ballots. Sentences await the civil docket’s end, likely late next week, as petitions for new trials are heard.
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Ora Brown
Deak Brown
Monitor
Harry Hall
Sentenes
Atkinson Freed After Re-Arrest On Similar Charge
Prince Atkinson, acquitted this term of attempted rape with Mary Hanigsman as the witness, was rearrested and held on a $5,000 bond. A local bond of $2,500 was posted by N. M. Streeter, Grant Perry, J. E. Eikelberner, Wm. Jones, and Frank Casler. he was released last night. N. I. Neubauer returned from Seattle today.
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Prince Atkinson
Mary Hanigsman
N. M. Streeter
Grant Perry
J. E. Eikelberner
Wm. Jones
Frank Casler
Atkinson
Surprised by the Wenatchee Bridge Crossing Cattle Parade
Lester Coffin of Coffin-Babcock Land and Live Stock Co praised the Wenatchee bridge after transferring about 2 000 head of cattle from Grant County to the Colockum ranch. He noted rapid crossing with up to 150 head on the bridge and no disruption to traffic, sending a courteous letter of thanks to the Washington Bridge Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Coffin
Coffin-Babcock Land and Live Stock Company
Moses Lake
Colockum
Wenatchee
Columbia River
Coffin
Grant County
Court holds Wenatchee school bid deposit case
Courtney Heating & Plumbing of Seattle bid low by about $2000 on the Wenatchee high school heating contract and filed a $300 cash deposit. After winning the bid the firm refused to sign, the job went to the next bidder, and the school board kept the $300. A Seattle representative seeks recovery, but the board refuses. Prospective suit may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee High School
Courtney Heating & Plumbing Company
Seattle
Courtney
Pence brings cattle and calves to Bellingham market
Arthur Pence arrived from the Methow country with 35 head of cattle and 40 calves. He plans to drive the stock to the Bellingham market for sale.
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Arthur Pence
Methow
Bellingham
Sinclair Has Auto Experience on Mountain Road
Mr. Sinclair started for Cashmere in a recently purchased auto with an agent. A tire exploded on a descent near Monitor leaving the car teetering toward a 150 foot ditch. Lacking tools, Sinclair enlisted Halling and Elliott, plus a wrecking crew, and after several perilous retries the car was backed to Wenatchee by midnight. Sinclair said the experience was costly and unlikely to be repeated for any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sinclair
Sullivan’s Ranch
Monitor
Halling
F. M. Elliott
Colbert & Elliott
Sinclair
Messrs
Eliott
Sullivan Ranch
Elliott
Wenatchee
Water Shortage Persists as City Runs High Line Canal
The city relies on Squillchuck water but heat reduced reservoir levels, forcing use of the high line canal. The Entiat Power company expects a late next week connection with the We natchee Canning plant and city pumping plant, but until the new pump runs there will be a limited supply and no waste is permitted. Weather outlook notes showers in the west and fair conditions in the east with easterly winds.
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High Line Canal
Entiat Power Company
Wenatchee Canning Company
City
Sherburne
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