Good Roads 5 Bit Issue In County
The Daily World sparked renewed talk of county bonding for good roads in Wenatchee Valley. Voters face a Wenatchee Leavenworth district plan to issue bonds for road construction, with county bonds up to 150000 proposed. Candidates Cowan Gillett and Cadman may run as road bond supporters.
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Yakima
O. B. Fuller
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Valley
Wematchee
Leavenworth-Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Columbia
Malaga
T. W. Cowan
E. M. Gillett
S. F. Cadman
Convention Program Shaping Up for Wenatchee Meeting
President Hazeltine of the Washington Press Association met in Wenatchee to discuss the convention program set for September 22 to 24. Governor Hay Attorney General Bell and former presidents E Beard Lovett M Wood are slated to speak with Colonel Blethen and M W Durham also anticipated. Candidates for election expected to attend.
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Washington Press Association
Wenatchee
Hay
Bell
Pres. E. Beard
Vancouver
Lovett M. Wood
Association
Colonel Blethen
The
Seattle Times
M. W. Durham
Spokesman-Review
Troops Guard Strikers in Columbus Streetcar Walkout
Two thousand National Guard troops arrived in Columbus Ohio to police a streetcar workers strike. Authorities erected safeguards to prevent sniper fire from buildings as sharpshooters monitor potential attacks while troops stay off streetcars.
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Columbus
National Guard
Suspect in Alma Bellner Case Believed in San Francisco
Chief Detective J P Carney tracks Joseph Wendling across the continent. in San Francisco for three weeks, authorities say a guard was kept at a house last night but the suspect did not appear. Detectives fear he was warned by a morning paper and may flee. Carney reportedly returned east two weeks ago.
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J. P. Carney
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Bellner
Carney
Sorenson Files for County Attorney Candidacy
N M Sorenson filed his declaration of candidacy for county attorney to succeed Fred Kemp who declined another run. He graduated from the state university law department and has practiced locally for several years as a member of the firm Thomas and Sorenson.
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Fred Kemp
Mr. Sorenson
Law Department
the State University
Thomas & Sorenson
Porter files candidacy for county attorney post
John E. Porter filed his declaration of candidacy for county attorney. A Chelan County native and law graduate, he has practiced in the city for three years and previously served four years as county superintendent of Chelan schools. He started with Cross & Porter and is now with Porter & Thomason.
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Porter
Law Department
The
State University
Chelan County
Cross & Porter
Porter & Thomason
Auto crash in Indiana claims three lives
In Wabash Indiana on July 28 the Pennsylvania passenger train struck a car west of Warsaw killing Mr and Mrs Frank Brooks and Mrs Edward Shoring of Lima Ohio.
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Wabash, Ind
Pennsylvania
Warsaw
Frank Brooks
Edward Shoring
Lima
Ohio
Peshastin Delegates and Alternates Elected to County Convention
Elected delegates from Peshastin are J. J. Griffith O. H. Green M. F. Gilbert Chas Miller D. McCoy T. Jones H. H. Kelly M. W. Slack. Alternates include Joe Kirby A. A. Hannah C. A. Myler B. L. Ryan H. W. Otis C. Wilcox W. M. Kirby J. L. Arbogast.
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J. J. Griffith
O. H. Green
M. F. Gilbert
Chas. Miller
D. McCoy
T. Jones
H. H. Kelly
M. W. Slack
Joe Kirby
A. A. Hannah
C. A. Myler
B. L. Ryan
H. W. Otis
C. Wilcox
W. M. Kirby
J. L. Arbogast
Republican caucuses set for Wenatchee precincts
A congressional caucus schedule announces 8 o’clock Friday caucuses at the Wenatchee court house and Commercial Club council room to select delegates for the county and state conventions. Progressives push direct primary loyalty, while standpatters seek control of the convention amid a party split ahead of the 1910 primary.
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Supreme Court
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Council Chamber of City
Commercial Club Building
Poindexter Garners Labor Backing In Seattle Meet
Representative Miles Poindexter addressed the Seattle Central Labor council amid strong union support. Labor leaders across Seattle praised his record and urged union voters to back him, predicting a sweeping labor vote in the upcoming primary and statewide outreach to northwest counties. Poindexter plans further stops in Ballard Redmond and Kent before county and state events in Tacoma.
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Miles Poindexter
Seattle Central Labor Council
Poindexter
Congress
Paul Mohr
Central Council
Bakers’ Union
George S. Bowers
Plumbers’ Union
C. W. Doyle
Washington
Andrew Fernseth
American Federation
P. B. Gill
Sailors’ Union
Marine Cooks’ Union
Leonard Norkgauer
J. W. O’brien
Telegraphers’ Union
Harry Kilduff
Ballard
Redmond
Kent
King County
Northwest Counties
Tacoma
Young Men’s Republican Club
Chelan Delegation Insurgent Aims for County Convention
Chelan delegation personnel are not learned but described as solid insurgent. Lakeside held no primaries and will not be represented at the county convention.
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Chelan
Lakeside
Railway official arrives by private car in morning
M. J. Costello traffic manager of the Great Northern Railway visited the valley early this morning. He intended to attach his private car to the 3:00 train but decided to leave it here and take the noon westbound train instead.
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M. J. Costello
Great Northern Railway
Young and Gillespie Named in Local Engagement
G. E. Young of Ellensburg and Ella Gillespie of Malaga are featured in a local society note highlighting forthcoming nuptials and community ties between two regional households.
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G. E. Young
Ellensburg
Ella Gillespie
Malaga
Guthrie Retains Capital Status as Court Rules
Oklahoma's capital remains Guthrie until the legality of the recent election is resolved and the constitutional question in the enabling act is settled. The state supreme court ruled Judge Huston acted properly in restraining move to Oklahoma City, ordering all officials aside from the governor to return to Guthrie. The governor may travel, but his acts must be recorded as Guthrie actions.
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Okla
State Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Huston
Logan County District Court
Haskell
Oklahoma City
Apple yield likely below last year in Pacific states
The July crop bulletin reports Washington Oregon and California show potential full but not bumper yields with quality high. Idaho and mountain states see weaker results due to frosts. Iowa and Nebraska have scattered production while Kansas and Missouri show gains. Washington’s Wenatchee Yakima and other districts project several thousand carloads with strong quality and new districts nearby.
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Wenatchee Growth Praised by Robertson Visitor
William T. Robertson of Wenatchee spoke in Tacoma about municipal improvements and a booming fruit region. He cited 1,500 men at street grading paving sidewalks and a city population target of 25 000 with eight new business blocks under construction.
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W. T. Robertson
Tacoma
Wenatchee
William T. Robertson
Stewart Robertson
Great Northern Railway
Robertson
Sugar Refinery Riot In Williamsburg Causes Multiple Deaths
In New York on July 28 a riot at the American Sugar Refining plant in Williamsburg left two men dead and four badly wounded, including a policeman. Dozens more were injured as strike sympathizers hurled bricks from rooftops and mobs rushed trucks delivering sugar. Police and reserves battled the rioters. many perpetrators were foreigners, with Lithuanians among the dead.
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New York
American Sugar Refining Company
Williamsburg
Minister Praises Wenatchee Fruit Region On Visit
Rev A C Stull presiding elder from Findlay Ohio toured the valley noting Wenatchee as superior to Hood River and Yakima for fruit. He will urge his son in law to relocate to Wenatchee as his western home.
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Evangelical Church
Findlay
Ohio
East
Stull
Washington
Hood River
Yakima
Wenatchee
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