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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
Spokane editorials credit the third annual Spokane apple show for its broad national appeal and impact. The piece notes the event attracts visitors from across the country, educates growers, and boosts local and national interest in apple farming and technique.
F A Reynolds of Nason Creek telephones the Daily World announcing his candidacy for county auditor in the Republican primary. He cites estate dealings and prior narrow defeat two years ago to Ernest G Spencer and aims to secure the nomination.
Three hundred men held by police as they hunt for the bomber who exploded a device during a crowded performance in Buenos Ayres. Eight dead, many injured. A $50,000 reward is offered for information identifying the assailants.
John Davies, sought by police in many coastal cities, is under arrest in Portland. He faces 21 forgery charges and multiple house breaking cases after confessing to several robberies. Police recovered jewelry valued at 3000 dollars and a trunk full of clothes from his apartments.
J. H. McGohan and Clark Cox, prominent in city real estate and business circles, form a partnership for handling realty. They secure offices in the Halbert block rooms 18 19 and 20 as Mission Street undergoes heavy street work this summer.
Milwaukee June 30 United States Judge George Holt urged capital punishment for habitual criminals addressing the Wisconsin Bar association. He blamed court leniency and technical defenses for rising crime and proposed a commission trial to label repeat offenders incorrigible and deserving of death.
In Paris on June 30 parliament introduced steps to raise births. The plan includes extra military service for bachelors over 29, obligatory marriage for state employees aged 25, higher pay and pensions for those with three or more children, and repeal of equal estate shares among children.
Mr. Nancekivell of the Groves Nancekivell store has received a letter from Tom Groves about an early return. The exact date is not given, but Mr. Nancekivell will meet him on any train. Groves, who studied rubber culture in Mexico, is expected to share stories of that country.
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