Wenatchee High Touts Strong Annual Track Meet Results
Wenatchee high school held its annual track meet at the fair grounds with twelve entrants. A six man team was selected to represent Wenatchee at the inter high school meet in Pullman May 1 and 12. Winners included C McNerney in the 100 yard dash, B Knowles in hammer and discus, Godfrey high jump, Barnhill mile, Tomlinson pole vault, and McNerney 220 yard dash among others, with judges Gellatly Coburn and Calvert.
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Pullman
Wenatchee High School
Fair Grounds
C. McNerney
B. Knowles
N. Take
OC. Godfrey
E. Barn
McNerney
Martin
E. Knowles
N. Johnson
Lake
Williams
Mills
Tomlinson
Hastings
Godfrey
Dash
Knowles
B. Lake
David Gellatly
G. W. Coburn
W. R. Calvert
Doukhobors on the Rampage Across Northwest
Doukhobors march from northwest settlements in nude condition seeking the Messiah. Northwest mounted police push to return them to their homes. Women and children suffer freezing night air. Other reports from Denver note Western Pa...
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Vancouver
Northwest
Northwest Mounted Police
Railroad baggage liability debated by seven associations
The passenger associations formed a committee to study railroad baggage liability and set a value based charge scale, similar to express firms. W H Paulhamus, president of Payallup Fruit Growers, arrived in Wenatchee to address growers on marketing cooperation and maximizing fruit sales, praising Wenatchee’s suitability for a strong regional association.
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Senger Association
W.H Paulhames
Payallup Fruit Growers Associate
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Paulhamus
First Strawberries From Kiona Move to Market
May 5 report from Kiona describes the first boxes of ripe strawberries from Alford Morpie and George W. Palmer shown at the Enterprise office. Shipments begin late this week as local growers arrange with Yakima and Umatilla Indian chiefs to bring delegations of pickers who are eager workers.
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Kiona
Enterprise
Alford Mo4lpie
George W. Palmer
Shipmenta
Yakima
Umatilla
Brazil President Highlights Ties With United States
President Rodriguez Alvez of Brazil, in a congress message, previews the Pan American congress in July and a possible visit by Secretary Root to Brazil. He notes growing cordial friendship and cites lineage of policy from 1822.
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Rodriguez Alvez
Brazil
Congress
Pan-American Congress
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Brazlian
Alvez
United States
British ultimatum to Turkey over Egyptian troops
London reports the British ambassador in Constantinople delivered a note demanding Turkish troops withdraw from Egyptian territory. It is described as an ultimatum backed by French and Russian support, with a possible Mediterranean fleet demonstration to compel evacuation of Tabah.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Great Britain
Sinatis
Tabah
Roosevelt urges new powers for Interstate Commerce on rate abuses
President Roosevelt transmitted James R. Garfield's report showing Standard Oil and other firms benefiting from secret and unlawful rates, totaling at least $750,000 yearly. He warns current law evasion by misclassifying commerce and urges stronger ICC powers alongside a surge of anti trust measures. Also notes halted bridge work due to cement shortages and pending resumption once cement is secured.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
James R. Garfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil Company
New York Central
Standard Oi Company
Sugar Trust
Ober
Grant Smith
Seattle
Pipe Lines Adopted as Common Carriers in Act Amendment
Washington May 5 The Senare amendment making pipe lines for oil transportation common carriers under the interstate commerce act was adopted unanimously. A curious pair of social notes says a 30 year old woman would wed a man old enough to be her father while a 50 year old would marry a man young enough to be her son.
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Washington, D. C
Senare
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