Mother's Day Service at Presbyterian Church Honoring Mothers
A special Mother’s Day service will be held at the Presbyterian church on Sunday May 9 at 11 am. Rev Dr Stevenson will preach on The Beauty Dignity and Power of Motherhood. The church invites all mothers especially those who do not regularly attend worship, with carnations for moms and transportation provided. Readers urged to invite those in need. committee will greet at the door and coordinate rides.
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Dr. Stevenson
Adrian Townsite Company forms in Grant County
Articles of incorporation filed for the Adrian Townsite Company of Adrian with $10,000 capital. W R Prowell and C F Berlet are incorporators. The Northern Pacific plans a line from Adrian to Connell linking with the Central Washington line at Adrian, boosting the town as a rail hub and future county seat. Prowell predicts Adrian will grow into a fruit center and health resort with irrigation, anticipating substantial building this year.
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Adrian
W. R. Prowell
C. F. Berlet
Northern Pacific
Connell
Central Washington
Mr. Prowell
Soap Lake
Grant County
Prowell
Bids Opened for Wenatchee High School Building
Wenatchee school board will open bids this afternoon for the new high school. Eight or nine bidders are expected, including local builders, with the contract not likely to be awarded today due to necessary investigations.
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Wenatchee
State Commander H G Boardman Inspects Wenatchee Posts
G A R state department commander of Tacoma, G H Boardman, conducted an official inspection of local posts, attending a banquet at the G A R hall. He praised the department, noting it is larger and thriving, and he commended Wenatchee’s daily paper observed during his tour.
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G. H. Boardman
Tacoma
State Department
G. A. R. Hall
Wenatchee
Boyle Found Guilty in Kidnaping Trial at Mercer
In Mercer Pennsylvania on May 6 James H. Boyle was found guilty of kidnapping Billy Whitla after the boy testified identifying Boyle as the abductor. The jury reached verdict after a brief 15 minute deliberation following Boyle’s prior plea of not guilty and subsequent nolle prosequi on evidence.
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Mercer, Pa
James H. Boyle
Billy” Whitla
Boyle
Billy
Jones
Willie Whitla
Nolle Contendero
Consul Charles Hall Adams Arrested on Two Indictments
Boston May 6 Charles Hall Adams consul for Liberia and Nicaragua and vice consul for Uruguay and state commissioner for all states and territories was arrested on two indictments conspiracy to defraud and larceny alleged to involve acts from six years ago.
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Boston
Charles Hall Adams
Liberia
Nicaragua
Uruguay
Fire destroys North Pacific Lumber saw mill at Barnet
Vancouver May 6 Associated Press reports a blaze in Barnet caused three hundred fifty thousand dollars in damage and wiped out the saw mill of the North Pacific Lumber Co.
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Vancouver
B. C
Barnet
North Pacific Lumber Co
City Bond Election Next Saturday for 40000
Next Saturday the city votes on issuing 40000 in bonds to fund Wenatchee avenue and Chelan avenue improvements. The plan includes grading graveling and concrete sidewalks from the Wenatchee bridge to Fifth street north, with bids to be awarded by mid June and work starting by July 1 if approved.
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Wenatchee Avenue
Chelan Avenue
Wenatchee Bridge
Fifth Street
No. 3 Delayed Till Afternoon
Great Northern passenger train No. 3 known as the Flyer was due early this morning but arrived this afternoon. It had earlier trouble at Delano Minnesota when a light engine struck it. The derailment burned two coaches and injured about 20 passengers. engineer Andrew Watson of St. Paul was probably fatally hurt.
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Great Northern Pasenger
Flyer
Delano
Minn
Andrew Watson
St. Paul
State railway commission to inspect Leavenworth depots
The state railway commission, reviewing railways depots and equipment, will be in Leavenworth tonight and arrive early tomorrow morning for an inspection. H. J. Leafferty arrived yesterday from Krupp to spend a few days on business.
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Leavenworth
H. J. Leafferty
Krupp
Boer War Veteran Fred Wright Revisits World Office
Fred Wright, a longtime wanderer born in Missouri, recently visited the World office. He served with the British army in the Boer War and spent years in Africa. After world travel he settled in the Wenatchee valley five years ago and now enjoys his valley residence.
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Africa
Fred Wright
Philip Miller
Thost
Fesserly
Wright
Mr Wright
Wenatchee Valley
United States
Mr. Wright
Missouri
Murphy to file impeachment charges against Missouri judges
Washington May 6. Representative Murphy announces he will present formal charges against Federal Judges McPherson and Phillips of the western district of Missouri after a lengthy inquiry. In Kansas City Judge Phillips declines to comment and McPherson also declines.
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Washington
House
McPherson and
Phillips
Missouri
Murphy
Kansas City, Mo
Washington Dispatch
McPherson
Ostby Case Moved To Chelan County Courts
The Ostby case from Brewster charging a false affidavit to the state bank examiner and embezzlement was heard yesterday in Wenatchee. After affidavits and defense arguments, a change of venue was granted to Chelan county courts and the trial likely deferred to the fall term.
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J. O. Ostby
Brewster
M. M. Godman
Seattle
Peter McPherson
Chelan County
Wenatchee Military Band Opens Summer Concert Series
The Wenatchee Military Band begins its fourth annual summer park concert series tomorrow at 8 p.m. Public praise has grown for the band, whose practices have been regular and whose repertoire has expanded since last season. The performances are eagerly anticipated by residents.
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Summer Park
Wenatchee
Dedicate Three Churches by Wenatchee Choir Next Sunday
The 40 voice Methodist choir will travel to Cashmere for the morning dedication of a new M E church. Rev E H Todd of Tacoma to give the address. An afternoon dedication follows for a Peshastin church and a Leavenworth service in the evening. Wenatchee choir to attend Cashmere and return for evening services.
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W. H. McClure
Children’s Home Society of
Spokane
Brownell
Fire destroys Che lan box factory and surrounding property
A serious blaze at 1 30 PM swept a Che lan box factory as high winds spread embers. The flames destroyed L W Harvey residence and damaged a livery barn while nearby lumber piles burned. Cause and total damage remain undetermined.
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Chelan
L. W. Harvey
Must Lower Duty On Imports
Washington May 6 Senator Cummins of Iowa warned that failure to pass a tariff bill reducing import duties would trigger a renewed tariff revision contest. He said the bill cannot satisfy supporters of tariff revision and predicted a campaign for lower duties after the session ends and will continue until public opinion judgment is recorded in Congress.
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Washington
Cummins
Iowa
Senate
Congress
Court of Public Conscience
Journal of Congress
Belmont residence sale to J M McClenaghan
Yesterday M B Basore sold a small Belmont addition residence to J M McClenaghan for 600 dollars. The deal was conducted by Knowles and Luca Vish.
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M. B. Basore
Belmont
J. M. McClenaghan
Knowles & Lucavish
City program to be printed in Friday Daily World
The note indicates a program, popular with visitors and We natchee valley residents, will appear in Friday issues of the Daily World during the season.
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Wenatchee Valley
Daily World
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Ostby
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