Poindexter’s stance on Cannon may reshape House leadership
The piece argues Poindexter opposes Joseph Cannon’s bid for Speakership, hinting his public break could cost Cannon allies, affect committee assignments, and reshape Western GOP support. It predicts possible re elections and a future Republican loss of House control if Cannon remains Speaker. Old Joe celebrated a recent election victory.
Poindexter Wins in Washington's Third District
The piece praises Poindexter as a progressive successor, condemns Speaker Cannon as outdated and obstructive, and argues Democrats oppose him for his anti Panama Canal and resource policies. It frames Poindexter’s election as a win for the district and for progressive policy.
Wenatchee Valley Herd Law and Bridge Bids Report
County commissioners end week long session with key actions. A herd district in Wenatchee Valley may close land to stock running at large under new law. estray sale possible. Bond for treasurer raised from 60000 to 75000 dollars. Bids for a new 250 foot steel bridge near Peshastin to be opened next meeting.
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