Weeklong Outlook Highlights Governing Events Across North America
Ex President Roosevelt to attend Harvard commencement and class of 80 reunion in Boston area. He will meet Henry Cabot Lodge and Att General Wickersham amid a busy agenda from Boston to Montreal. Primary races in North Dakota Vermont Maine and Alberta shape political week. other events include Chicago military carnival Grant Park maneuvers, National Educational Association convention in Worcester, aviation Montreal world contest and Indianapolis speed events. Key figures include Roosevelt La Follette Pinchot Lindsey.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Harvard University
New England
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wickersham
Harvard Law School
United States
Congress
North Dakota
Middle West
Vermont
Montpelier
Maine
Chicago
United States Army
Grant Park
Boston
National Educational Association
Montreal
Indianapolis
Speedway
London
Westminster
Clark University
Worcester
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert M. la Follette
Gifford Pinchot
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Alberta
Battlefield
Antietam
American Library Association
Mackinaw Island
Tom Morton A Story of the Hard Rock Miners
The Saturday Evening Post concluded a serial about building the Cascade tunnel with Wenatchee old timers recognizing characters including Dr. Tozier, a pioneer. The tale, though fiction, parallels local history and was widely read by Wenatchee residents who may not have seen it as a tunnel narrative.
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Saturday Evening Post
Tom Morton
Hard Rock
Cascade Tunnel
Wenatchee
Tozier
Bowery Spelier Offers Cheap Sharpening Tools
A sensational pitch lures taxpayers with cheap sharpening gear and a carborundum claim priced at 25 cents for two items. The incident features racy rhetoric about knives and even throwing implements, while local social notes mention gatherings and visits, including Mrs Harn hosting, Miss Hoffman returning to Wenatchee, and a Ladies’ Benefit club meeting.
Spokane Census Office to Close as District 3 Grows
Spokane Washington June 25 With the decennial census ending the Third district office of Supervisor Storch will close July 1. He will handle unfinished work until Washington D C authorizes closure. He notes fair work despite misunderstandings and expects the final report next month. Outside districts boosted by irrigation, Third District population likely over 400000, nearing the state total a decade ago. In Merritt land development proceeds with 240 acres to be divided into plots while Great Northern builds a new sidetrack and may extend electric motors eastward after snow shed work at Wellington.
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Spokane
Wash
Storch
Washington, D. C
Liberty
Okanogan
Chelan
Kittitas
Yakima
Seattle
Merritt
F. A. Reynolds
Great Northern Railway
Railway Company
Wellington
Leavenworth
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C. F. Eggiman
Meeker Bros. Milk
del Mundo
N, M. Streeter, Prop
World Building
Eikelberner’s
Gunnditch
J. S. Mooney & CO
EAGLE
Shirley
Fifth Avenue
Shirley Wents
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Bisley
New London
Southern Textile Association
Augusta
Canada
Pittsburg
Federation of American Zionists
Bowery Spieler
Leonard Harn
A. L. McMullen
Mr. A. Mitchell
Trella Hoffman
Frances Will
George Perry
Sunnyslope
EF. A. Rogers, JR
First St
Wenatchee Ave
Mission St
F. M. Fiske
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Hart Schaffner & Marx