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Newspaper

Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1909

Page

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North Central Washington Development League Formed

Delegates at the Commercial Conference adopted strong resolutions to unite Okanogan Douglas Grant and Chelan counties for regional development. The group aims to improve transportation waterways power resources mills irrigation tourism and overall prosperity while creating a formal constitution and one dollar annual membership.

Commercial Club Wenatchee Washington Douglas Okanogan Grant Chelan Counties Columbia Okanog Chelan League

Corbett Issues a Challenge to Jeffries or Johnson

In Wheeling on March 20 J J Corbett issued a challenge to fight James J Jeffries or Jack Johnson. He pledged a $1000 guarantee via Al Smith stake holder at the Gilsey House New York and invited a boxing match in any club in the world. Mrs John Chalmers visits with Marvin Chase before heading to the Okanogan country.

Wheeling W. Va J. J. Corbett Jeffries Jack Johnson Johnson James J. Jeffries Indianapolis al Smith Gilsey New York Mrs John Chalmers City Marvin Chase Okanogan Country

Banquet Brings Delegates Together for North Central Washington Meeting

Delegates to the North Central Washington Development conference gathered at the Olympia cafe for a Wenatchee Commercial club hosted banquet. Forty one attendees included 27 visiting delegates and local committees. D W King served as toastmaster with remarks from W T Clark M Horan Deed H Mayor William Edmund and others.

North Central Washington Development Conference Olympia Cafe Wenatchee Commercial Club D. W. King The W. T. Clark High Line Canal Wenatchee Bridge M. Horan Deed H. Mayor Leavenworth Echo William Edmund Orondo Fancy

Carrie Chapman Catt to visit Berlin for suffrage meeting

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt president of the International Woman's Suffrage Alliance flies to Berlin on March 30 for a major rally to spur German women to press for the ballot. German suffragists plan a cordial welcome in a large Berlin hall with delegates from across the country to hear the American agitator.

Berlin Carrie Chapman Catt International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance Austro-Hungary England America Germany Social Democratic Party Teuton Anita Augspurg

County Exhibit Progress A.Y.P. Exposition Visit

W B Price county exhibits superintendent visits to assess progress toward the upcoming A Y P exposition fair in Seattle. He praises overall state progress except Garfield and Franklin counties which have not appropriated funds. He notes potential county funding changes to support a strong exhibit and recalls Yakima County’s substantial past appropriation. Price also commends Secretary Gellatly’s exhibit coordination.

W. B. Price Price Garfield Franklin Seattle Yakima County Kittitas County Gellatly

Sale figures correct Ward buys McGahan property

The sale near Malaga shows C. C. Ward acquired the J. H. McGahan property for 11000 dollars, not 9000 as reported in yesterday’s Daily World.

C. C. Ward J. H. McGahan Malaga Daily World of

Taft Approved Order Bans Territorial Officials from Washington

President Taft approves orders from Secretary Ballinger requiring territorial officials in Alaska Arizona New Mexico Hawaii and Porto Rico to stay in their territories unless an emergency arises. The move aims to curb prolonged Washington visits and lobbying during Congress sessions.

Washington Taft Ballinger Alaska Arizona New Mexico Hawaii Porto Rico Congress

Major Wenatchee Canal Project Advances Near Monitor

Work on the Wenatchee Canal near Monitor progresses rapidly under L. P. Horton. Four crews operate night and day on a 3475 foot tunnel now 300 feet finished. New electric drills and a nearby power plant power the project as dredges expand the canal two miles to carry Wenatchee river flow for irrigation and power.

Monitor Flaming Wenatchee Wenatchee River

Orondo Irrigation Project Financed by Seattle Firm

Orondo Water and Land Company signs an agreement with Kilbourne Clark of Seattle to finance and install the irrigation system. Kilbourne Clark visits the site with optimistic hopes for the community. Two dry land parcels sell at 175 dollars per acre on hopes of water. Edmund heads to Wenatchee to attend a regional horticultural conference. Marjorie Rayner of Wenatchee visits. J. B. Smith recovers from a long illness.

Orondo Orondo Water & Land Company Messrs. Kilbourne-Clark Seattle Kilbourne Wm. Edmund Wenatchee Orondo Horticultural Association

Horticulturists Convene Session in Wenatchee

A large number of horticulturists attend the Wenatchee branch session of the county horticultural society. This morning discusses pertinent subjects, and this afternoon E. H. Shepard of Better Fruit outlines the need for a complete organization. Washington Weather foresees rain tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures and brisk southerly winds along the coast.

Wenatchee County Horticultural Society E. H. Shepard Better Fruit Washington Associated Press

Coopers Found Guilty in Murder Case

In Nashville on March 20 Col Dun can Cooper and son Robin Cooper were found guilty of second degree murder in the Carmack case and sentenced to 20 years each. Co-defendant John Sharp was acquitted and a mistrial motion was requested by the defense. Bonds were set at 25000 for both defendants.

Associated Press Nashville Tenn Col Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper United States Senator Carmack John Sharp Hart Foreman Burke Coopers

One Man To Plant 600 Apple Trees In Ellensburg

Ellensburg March 20 H Kleinberg received 9500 apple trees for a quarter section he recently bought at the north end of Kittitas valley. He will begin land preparation next Monday and plant 55 trees per acre of Jonathan Rome Beauty Spitzenberg Newtown Pippin and Winter Banana varieties. This marks Ellensburg’s largest single-tree shipment.

Ellensburg H. Kleinberg Kittitas Valley Jonathan

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North Central Washington Development League Corbett Eith ER Jeffries OR Johnson Mercial Conference Mrs. Taft Sherman E. J. Stellwagen Mrs. Catt Eng City Today the Kilbourne - Clarke Com Pany OF Ing Orondo Marjorie Rayner J. B. Smith Carmack
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