Consular Appointee Fred Simpich in Washington
Fred Simpich formerly of the Daily World and now American consul at Bagdad is in Washington for a brief conference with eastern government representatives before departing for Turkey. The piece discusses the great game for Asia’s commerce, involving Britain, Germany, and regional powers, with analysis by E Alexander Powell.
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Fred Simpich
Daily World
Bagdad
Washington
Turkey
E. Alexander Powell
Napoleon
Europe
England
Germany
Asia
Surete
Shattuck Plans Olympia Trip Over Bridge Purchase Report
Dave Shattuck the local ferryman in the op position of the Columbia river bridge purchase is ready to go to Olympia after a telegram requesting his presence when State Highway Commissioner Snow reports to the highway commission on the bridge.
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Dave Shattuck
Columbia River
Olympia
Snow
Highway Commission
Hayward Settled Embezzlement Charge in Spokane
Will Hayward arrested last Saturday on embezzlement from J. F. McCabe of Spokane settled the charge without going to Spokane. McCabe entrusted Hayward with 110 to take an option on land. the option failed and McCabe left the country. Hayward claimed a misunderstanding and the money was returned, case dismissed after he was in the timber country and his leg broken.
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Will Hayward
J. F. McCabe
Spokane
McCabe
Hayward
Leavenworth
Mills
Ed Seaman Buys Olympia Annex Restaurant
Ed Seaman yesterday purchased the Olympia Annex from James Duffy. The high class city restaurant formerly housed Gem Cafe on South Wenatchee avenue. Seaman will take immediate possession of the purchase.
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Seaman
Olympia
James Duffy
Gem
Wenatchee Avenue
Apples to Exhibit at A Y P Exposition
A carload of 630 boxes of apples will be shipped by express tomorrow to the A Y P exposition in Seattle. The shipment highlights local produce for the event and shows regional agricultural activity.
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A.Y.P. Exposition
Seattle
McClintick v Martin wage case trimmed on appeal
The case of J A McClintick versus C Victor Martin was heard in the superior court on appeal from Judge Palmer's court. The jury reduced the verdict from 56 to 40 dollars. McClintick had sued for wages after doing farm work for Martin. Attorneys were Thomas and Sorenson for McClintick and Martin and Barrows for the defendant.
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J. A. MecClintick
Infant found in box between Wenatchee hotel and mill
An Italian section hand alerted police to a box containing a prematurely born infant about eight months old. The napkin wrapped baby was in a shoe box, wrapped in an old skirt. The box appeared recently discarded. Doctors say if kept under proper conditions the child might have lived. Officers are pursuing leads and expect possible developments.
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Wenatchee
Wenatchee Mill
Open Bids Tonight for Wenatchee Avenue and King Palouse Streets
City council expects an unusually interesting meeting as bids will be opened for the regrading of Wenatchee Avenue and for King and Palouse streets. Several outside contractors are in the city to bid on the work.
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Wenatchee Avenue
King and Palouse Streets
Dubois and Warwick Tie the Knot in Spencer Marriage
Yesterday afternoon at 3 o clock in the M E Church John V Dubois of Spencer Iowa and Miss Ella Warwick also of Spencer were united in marriage The groom works at the Wenatchee mill and the bride recently arrived from Iowa They will reside at 122 Mission Street.
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M. E
John V. Dubois
Ella Warwick
Spencer
Iowa
Mr. Dubois
Wenatchee Mill
Miss Warwick
Mission Street
Wood Trio Heads to Seattle for Ten Day Stay
George W. Wood, Miss Mary Wood and Miss Jennie Smith left today for Seattle. They will stay ten days at the A.Y.P. and then return to Shefield, Pa. While in town they lodged with H. F. Schade of Schade & Parshall Co.
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George W. Wood
Mary Wood
Jennie Smith
Seattle
A.Y.P
Sheffield
H. F. Schade
Schade & Parshall Co
Registration Slow Ahead of Local Option Election
Only 142 residents have registered for the upcoming local option election, about one sixth of the expected turnout. The sparse participation signals slow progress as officials prepare for the vote.
Cherry Day Proceeding As Planned In Chelan County
Chelan County keeps Cherry Day on July 1 amid wide promotion in the state. Secretary Gellatly confirms a published postponement was erroneous and the event will occur as scheduled. About 50 boxes of top quality valley fruit have shipped to the Chelan county booth in Seattle. orextra fine cherries are urged to be sent to Seattle for display.
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Chelan County
Times
Gellatly
Seattle
Cherry exhibits promised for Seattle Fair from Chelan region
Secretary McKittrick of the Commercial club notes many cherries will be shown in Seattle on Cherry day. Six 30 by 40 photographs by L. D. Lindsley of Lakeside will depict Lake Chelan scenery. R. P. Wright of Chelan sent two boxes of fancy cherries to Seattle, with L. M. Hull and F. B. Utter contributing seven and two boxes respectively.
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McKittrick
The
Commercial Club
Lake Chelan
Seattle
L. D. Lindsley
Lakeside
Switzerland
America
R. P. Wright
Chelan
L. M. Hull
F. B. Utter
Real Estate Firm Formed By University Aides
An associate of the state university secretary to President Kane has joined F C Lemo to form Lemon cronara and handle active real estate business in the city. Both partners are described as reliable young men and expected to secure a share of local real estate activity. Fred M. Crollard, recently returned to duties, is mentioned in connection with developments.
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Quincy
George Rogers Clark
United States
France
Charles J. Mulligan
Chicago Art Institute
Clark
Ohio
Indiana
Lowe
Wisconsin
Mulligan
Illinois
Snohomish businessman J L Bentley in town on business
J. L. Bentley of Snohomish is visiting the city on business. He parks at local offices and meets with merchants to discuss regional trade opportunities.
Firemen win opening Twilight League game 10 to 4
Opening Twilight League game at the local grounds ends 10 to 4 with the Firemen defeating the Icemen. Leonardy supported by solid infield play allowed four base on balls while Lemmon yielded nine hits as both teams show improved pitching and fielding.
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Icemen
Leonardy
Lemmon
Firemen
Shaw
Fallis
Roberson
Cushing
Fenton
Railway must pay $2000 for Beaver Creek right of way
The Wenatchee Valley and Northern railway faces a $2000 verdict for Beaver Creek right of way through A F Huffmaster after a jury rejected a $400 offer. Reeves & Reeves defended the railway. Thomas & Barrows spoke for Huffmaster.
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Wenatchee
Local marriages officiated this morning
Marriage licenses issued to John O. Dubois of Wenatchee and Ella Warwick of Spencer Ohio. Also to Joseph Ward and Bertha Newkirk of Cashmere. Geo A Lauderback and A L Morley, both of Cashmere.
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John O. Dubois
Wenatchee
Ella Warwick
Spencer, Ohio
Joseph Ward
Bertha Newkirk
Cashmere
Geo. A. Lauderback
A. L. Morley
Business visitors from Spokane and Yeavenworth
E. F. Sprague is in Yeavenworth on business today. Bruce Griggs of Spokane is here on business.
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E. F. Sprague
Yeavenworth
Bruce Griggs
Spokane
Milner Bride Weds M S Beecher in Secret Seattle Ceremony
Miss Esta Milner a long time city teacher married M S Beecher in Seattle on July 2 1908. The pair kept the union secret for a year and plan a California trip before settling in Alaska. Mrs Milner is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Milner and will move north with her husband.
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Esta Milner
M. S. Beecher
Miss Milner
Seattle
Mr. Beecher
Mrs. Beecher
Second of Series Teed Up at Twilight Park
The twilight series resumes tonight at the ball park with a game between the Printers and Columbia Valley Bank. Starting lineup lists Randall Duff Collier Case Owens Jones Shaw Thompson Sumner. substitutes Littlefield Powell Manchester for CBS and Hastings Lymburne O Leary Cunningham Woods Boblet Cahill Sturm for the Printers.
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Ball Park
Printers
Columbia Valley Bank
Randall
Duff
Collier
Case
Owens
Jones
Shaw
Thompson
Sumner
Littlefield
Powell
Manches
Hastings
Lymburne
O’leary
Cunningham
Woods
Boblet
Austin
Cahill
Sturm
Ellinwood
Wilbur
Stivers
Switzer
Lewis
Ditch Company to Incorporate Meeting Held With Land Owners
A meeting led by W. R. Prowell and about 25 Lockwood ditch landowners discussed incorporating a company. Water rights for the ditch were filed years ago and adjudicated, with the meeting outlining preliminary steps for incorporation.
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W. R. Prowell
Lockwood Ditch
Delegates Named to Attend American Prison Association
Notice of appointment received by Sheriff Ferguson Judge Grimshaw and Prosecuting Attorney Kemp as delegates to the American Prison association meeting in Seattle from August 14 to 19. The conference aims to devise reforms for delinquent youths and inmates.
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Reformatory Congress
Ferguson
Grimshaw
Kemp
American Prison Association
Seattle
Ohio visitors inspect Wenatchee fruit business
Mr. Moser and Mr. Herl from Ohio, friends of Mr. Brubaker of this city, are visiting Wenatchee today. They are investigating the fruit trade and exploring the area for other parties considering relocation here.
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Moser
Mr. Herl
Ohio
Brubaker
Wenatchee
Wood to Leave Valley for Exposition then Sheffield
G. W. Wood departs the valley after a two month visit and will proceed to the exposition before returning to his home in Sheffield Pennsylvania.
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Berlin
House of Hohenzollern
Hamburg
Vienna
Budapest
Belgrade
Constantinople
Bosporus
Shattuck
Gase
Olympia Annex
Taining
Fair
J. L. Bentley
Snohomish
General George Rogers Clark
Godfrey
Short
Terry
Keiser
Olds
Arnold
Gillette
A. C. Askew
Sone
Vamauly
Wenatchee Valley & North
ERN RY
Huffmaster's
Alaska
Umbia Valley Bank
G. W. Wood
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