Wenatchee Theatre Hosts Miss Alice Robinson Return
A large Wenatchee audience greeted Miss Alice Robinson on opening night of her return engagement at the Wenatchee theatre. She displayed a fine soprano voice with wide range and refined technique, captivating the crowd with classical and tropical songs. Harry Bestry offered a clever song and dance, and the pictures were excellent.
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Wenatchee Theatre
Harry Bestry
Alice Robinson
Wenatchee
Lynching of Black Man Falls on New Madrid
An unknown Black man who struck a white man yesterday morning was taken from the jail by a mob and lynched in New Madrid Missouri. No arrests were made.
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New Madrid
Abolish Memorial Day Says Bay State Veterans Chief
Boston May 31. GA R commander J Willard Brown says a growing sentiment among Grand Army men favors abolishing Memorial Day. No petition is yet filed but action may be taken soon to strike May 30 from the holiday calendar. The day’s observance is said to have declined in reverence for fallen heroes. Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet Wednesday at 2 30 for regular business hosted by Mesdames Ross and Fish.
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Boston
J. Willard Brown
Massachusetts Department of the G. A. R
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Ross and Fish
Texas Labor Federation switches to secret ballot officers
The State Federation of Labor of Texas votes by a large majority to elect all federation officers by secret ballot, aiming to remove politics from the body’s operations.
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State Federation of Labor of Texas
City News Items From Wenatchee Harboring Many Travelers
Local notices report Mr and Mrs George L Fisher returning from Seattle after visiting their daughter. Several citizens travel for business and pleasure from Wenatchee to Leavenworth Spokane Chelan Moses Lake Entiat and the Methow. Merchants advertise building sales and store offerings while residents plan summer visits Lake Chelan and irrigation projects.
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George L. Fisher
Seattle
Olive & Owens
Columbia Valley Bank
George Snyder
Mable Linderman
Fredericksburg
Iowa
Gerome Morse
Squillchuck
Ellis-Forde CO
C. Z. Bullock
Coulee City
John Bullock
C. B. Atkeson
Leavenworth
George Rice
Harry Scheble
Moses Coulee
Robert P. Airey
Dwight, Il
R. S. Ludington
Airey
Harrington
D. L. Pratt
Virginia Shannon
Georgia Pratt
Lake Chelan
Lou H. Bowman
Port Packwood
Entiat
Maude Smith
Waterville
W. R. Wilson
George Nelson
Metropolitan Garage
Joy and Cook Wed at Chelan Avenue Methodist Parsonage
Mrs. Clara A Joy and Mr. Jesse Cook both of Cashmere were married today at 1 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage on Chelan avenue. They will make their home in Cashmere.
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Clara A. Joy
Jesse Cook
Cashmere
Methodist Parsonage
Chelan Avenue
Mrs. Cook
Foster Freed From Wenatchee Jail After Ten Days
Foster, the last I. W. W. prisoner, finished a ten day sentence this morning and was released by Chief Inscho. He announced plans to depart Wenatchee immediately.
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Foster
Inscho
Wenatchee
Mourning Fall Follows Wedding for Carlberg Family
Recurring afflictions haunt the Carlberg family as a joyous wedding is followed by multiple deaths and a serious illness. Bessie Louise Means wed earlier in the month, then Mrs. Carlberg loses her father and her sister's husband dies on a train. Upon reaching her father's home, she learns of the double loss. A telegram reports her daughter's husband ill in Idaho, and she rushes to her daughter's bedside before the final bereavement. The family ends the month in mourning.
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Carlberg
Bessie Louise Means
Mrs. Carlberg
Unlicensed liquor sale fines and park incident report
The article notes a $200 fine for unlicensed liquor selling, with D Fisher of Leavenworth paying $206 for whisky sold in a pool hall. He also faced a charge of employing a minor. It also mentions Billy Smith being punished by President Pat Powers at Buffalo ball park, receiving an indefinite suspension and a fine of fifty beads.
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D. Fisher
Leavenworth
Billy Smith
Buffalo
Buffalo Ball Park
Pat Powers
Baptist Ladies Aid to Meet After Noon
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the church. Mr and Mrs Carl Christensen hosted a dinner party last night at their Orondo avenue home with guests Mrs Jay Buttles Miss Byron Miss McDonald Miss Edmunds Messrs Denniston Griffith and Sorenson.
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Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Carl Christensen
Orondo Avenue
Jay Buttles
Fatal Oakland Collision Kills Three on Leona Heights Line
In Oakland California on May 31 a head on crash near Leona Heights left three dead and four fatally wounded. Dozens more suffered serious injuries including cuts and bruises as two cars collided directly on the line yesterday.
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Oakland
Calif
Leona Heights
Wireless Station Closes in Packing Season
Wireless station in the city suspends operations due to unprofitable running costs. Equipment will be moved to the seaboard for high demand, with key parts remaining locally and the aerial to stay. W B Southwick of United Wireless Telegraph visits, noting Seattle factory expansion and ongoing work in the Pacific division.
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Seaboard
W. B. Southwick
Pacific Coast & Western
United Wireless Telegraph Company
Southwick
Seattle
de Forrest
Farmers in Winthrow Store
A mercantile company formed by Winthrow farmers will build a large store with $20,000 capital. J. L. Kelly merges his Waterville business and will manage. J. E. Merritt of Wenatchee has the building contract.
Wenatchee Couples Granted Marriage Licenses
The Wenatchee area granted marriage licenses to M. C. Griffith and Lina Roys, both of Wenatchee, Sev erin Sagen and Eva L. Kinney, both of Wenatchee, and Herbert Effers and Mary E. Winn, both of Wenatchee.
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M.C. Griffith
Lina Roys
Wenatchee
Severin Sagen
Eva L. Kinney
Herbert Effers
Mary E. Winn
Musician Baernstein Plans Juvenile Band in City
F. L. Baernstein, newly located musician and piano tuner, aims to form a juvenile band soon. He is a skilled musician hoping to enroll many young boys for band lessons.
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F. L. Baernstein
Baernstein
SPECIAL WEEKDAY PRICES ON FRESH PRODUCE AND BAKING GOODS
Special Wednesday sale lists 3 lbs cream of tartar baking powder for 1.00 and various fruits and vegetables with unit prices. Strawberries bananas Sunkist oranges lemons cherries string beans new peas beets turnips asparagus cucumbers potatoes rhubarb lettuce cabbage and butter priced per box per dozen per pound or per bunch.
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Sunkist
Community events at Mrs Gilman home and local gatherings
Today's events include 852 Club at the home of Mrs S F Gilman, a council meeting, Methodist and U P prayer meeting, Eagles at Kingle hall, Militant rank Odd Fellows, Foresters drill at Aldren's, Library day, Union Choral Society, Wenatchee theatre Vaudeville, and Gem theatre motion pictures.
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U. P
Kingle Hall
Militant
Odd Fellows
Foresters
Aldren’s
Library Day
Union Choral Society
Wenatchee Theatre
Gem Theatre
Motion Pictures
Logging drive ends as river runs low near Entiat
The Gray and Son crew finished the Entiat drive after weeks of work. The river’s falling water prevented the full drive from reaching the mill pond but enough logs remain to keep the mill running through next season. Also, Wenatchee audiences enjoyed Alice Robinson in a return engagement at the Wenatchee theatre with her soprano performance.
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Gray & Son
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Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Scheidemantel
Miller Street
H. C. Davis
Columbia River
Pogue Drug Co
Oscar Fraley
T. S. Jones
Charles H. Bowen
Mantau
Ohio
C. & O. Nursery Co
Farmers Fruit Growers Association
T. F. Roddy
Nebraska City
Roddy
West
William Goodman
Thomas Sanders
Elmer Moe
H. F. Morse
Spokane
Morse
J. J. McNerney
Allen & McNerney
Wenatchee Drug Co
Sadie Godfrey
Co. H. Armstrong
Reliable
Ira Thomas
J. H. Geyer
Douglas Street
S. T. Wells
A. West
Wife
Wenatchee Avenue
Orondo
First Street
Bert Brown
Earl Bradley
G. Garrett
Quincy
McDonald’s
F. M. Scheble
Second Street
Eloise Scheble
Charles M. Bolin
Malaga
S. L. Packwood
Frank O. Renn
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Frank Oliver
I. D. Ware
Dave Oliver
Chelan
Wagner Ranch
Griggs
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
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T. F. Godding
North D Street
Chas. Brown
Joy Cook
Baptist Ladies
ANCE
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Mr. Southwick
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Seeovese
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Entiat Light & Power Co
Elman Cafe
Clear
T. Clear
Cldy
Ed. Clarke
Wm. B. Fersch
Bank Street
New York
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Apple Land Company
N. Wenatchee Ave
Second St. North
F. L. Renshaw
Washington Ave
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City Park
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F. J. George
Wash
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Yakima Street
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World Office
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Rufus Woods
H. G. Bohlke
Sam Brown
Douglas St
A. W. Luce
City
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