We Are King to Feature Edmund Carroll in Wenatchee
Mr A W Cross presents Edmund Carroll in the second season of We Are King by Walker Whiteside. Carroll appears November 10 at Wenatchee theatre with a skilled company and flawless scenic equipment making it one of the season’s most artistic productions.
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Black Diamond
King Coal
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A. W. Cross
Edmund Carroll
Walker Whiteside
Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Wenatchee Theatre
Smithson Wins Big Vote In Chelan Kittitas District
J. H. Smithson was elected joint senator from the Chelan Kittitas district. He carried Chelan County by 455 and Kittitas County by 5153, totaling a majority of 968. Local opposition had raised fears he might fail, but those concerns proved unfounded.
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J. H. Smithson
Chelan-Kittitas
Kittitas
Major Sawmill Project Planned for Cashmere
Prominent Sound business leaders back a large sawmill to be built in Cashmere. Timber from Mission Creek will supply operations, with boxes produced locally to serve the valley. Construction starts this winter with operations expected next spring or summer.
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Cashmere
the Sound
Mision Creek
New Mill
Wenatchee Valley Shows Rapid Improvement in Noted Growth
W A Thompson of the Farmers & Merchants Bank reports dramatic valley progress from Wenatchee to Cashmere. Acres of land have been planted with trees, turning tracts into potential orchards and enabling more homes as large parcels are subdivided this summer. Timberland along Mission Creek near Cashmere also appears substantial.
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Farmers& Merchants Bank
Mere
Cashmere
Wenatchee River
Thompson
Mission Creek
Bank President Shot in Juneau Political Feud
C. M. Summers, president of the Farmers & Merchants Bank and brother of Mrs. W. A. Thompson, was shot but not seriously wounded by R. L. Colby, an employee of the Daily Dispatch. The incident stems from a feud over a published story and editorial remarks. Summers is also president of the First National Bank of Juneau and a prominent local figure.
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W. A. Thompson
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Russell
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Judge appoints Grimshaw to hear incorrigible youths
Judge Steiner designates Judge Elect Grimshaw as special commissioner to hear the four youthful incorrigibles confined in the county jail. The afternoon session is expected to add four more inmates to the state reform school after the trial.
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