Public forum on city superintendent candidate Brown
An editorial letter discusses Mr. Brown as a city superintendent candidate, noting his Iowa experiences and Seattle chat. It argues his past as a teacher and county official may not fit the role, praises Wenatchee High School students, and rejects labeling them loafers while asserting moral character and strong intellect.
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Brown
Iowa
Seattle
Wenatchee High School
Holm
R. F. Holm
Bee County
Oregon
Peple
Wenatchee
Mr. Holm
W. A. Sanders
Wenatchee School Controversy Letters Win Support
Letters to the editor defend Lewis Clarke and Moore as capable, urge fair investigation of school affairs, and praise Wenatchee teachers. Voters are urged to back Mr. Battles and Mr. Holm for school director, citing experience, conservatism, and taxpayer safeguards.
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Wenatchee
Editor World
Lewis Clarke
Lewis-Clarke
Moore
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Lewis- Clarke
Therriault
Rei
He Wants Mr Bates as School Board Member Candidate
Interest grows in electing a new school board member. The director elected tomorrow will assist in selecting teachers and help with erection of a new facility.
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Mr. Bates
The Eleventh Hicus At The Theater Or Theatre
The moving pictures this week mix drama and comedy. The Eleventh Hicus presents a father condemned for a self defense crime who is saved at the last moment by his children. The Boy, the Bust and the Bathtub offers light silliness. Me. Tubb sings with a strong voice. A local amateur farce by Clary Bowers and others finishes the program. Saturday draws a big crowd.
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Tubb
Clary Bowers
Seaentin
Franz
Inuws
Van Slyke sued for 25000 in malicious prosecution claim
W D Van Slyke postmaster and storekeeper at Trinidad faces a 25 000 claim from hotelkeeper John A Voyle for malicious prosecution arising from a dispute over hotel supplies and a later argument, with prior police court action mentioned and defense by E Hauser of Quincy. The case involves alleged damages to Voyle's reputation and business.
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Quincy Quill
W. D. van Slyke
Trinidad
John A. Voyle
Wilson Creek
Mann
van Slyke
Voyles
Slyke
E. Hauser
Quincy
Orror
Southard
M Creek
Local notices and events in Quincy area
Quincy news reports Van Slyke seeking counsel to remove him from a hotel and a possible Superior Court appearance in Waterville. A work accident leaves Harry L Johnson with a broken leg at the Quincy Lumber Yard. Miss Ollie Stewart wins favor in homestead contest and Gottlieb Schmitt succeeds in his claim. Saturday brought busy activity with school directors meetings in Dickinson hall, a Quincy Farmers Elevator stockholders meeting, and a Crescent Livery sale with strong merchant sales. A civil case dismissed after a mortgage property dispute. Elevator discussions include blueprints for a site and a favorable report from Jefferson Iowa showing a 35 percent four month profit on a $5,000 capital.
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Quincy
Douglas County
Dickinson Hall
Quincy Farmers’ Elevator Co
Crescent
G. N. Ry
Delivak
St. Paul
Jefferson
Iowa
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Bomb Explodes in Teheran Killing Two Laborers
A bomb blast in a Teheran side street killed two laborers and stirred local excitement. A prior attack on the Shah’s auto mobile prompted a parliamentary deputation to the palace to congratulate him on escaping death. Tonight Teheran will be lit in celebration.
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Teheran
Persia
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L. L. Wiester
H. L. Wiester
Washington
Estes Valley
A. F. Estes
The
Habsrt & Webber Hardwere Co
Tion
Pe Ae Ata
Battles
Clark Cox
Quincy News
Voyle
Superior Court
Waterville
Harry L. Johnson
Quincy Lumber & Grain Company
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Vaill
Ollie Stewart
Gottlieb ,Schmitt
Justice of Peace Houser
Fuesday
Harvey Hite
Ephrata
Snyder
Winchester
Cupid
Tacoma, Wash
World Office
Guilford
Marr
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan County
Rice the Liveryman
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
Columbia Valley Bank Building
P. P. Clcomb
Howard Thomas
Philadelphia Optical College
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