MAY HOLD INSTITUTE HERE IN NOVEMBER
A letter from W W Thatcher of Pullman says a farmers institute may be held in Wenatchee in November with dates likely the 2nd and 3rd. He will send a soil expert an entomologist and a dairyman. More details will follow in the Daily World. Mrs A R Dickson of Vancouver visits Wenatchee with her husband manager of the Vancouver baseball team and her brother S Robinson brings a team.
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W. W. Thatcher
Pullman
The
Daily World
Wenatchee
Thatcher
A. R. Dickson
Vancouver
Dickson
Waterville
S. Robinson
R. E. White and Son
Seattle
Gity Campaign Advances in Wenatchee Primary Field
Wenatchee voters face a November primary with competing tickets. Republican nominees include John A. Gellatly for mayor and R. H. Nowlan for treasurer, while B J Williams and Louis Crollard duel for city attorney. People’s ticket signals no full slate, with four council seats to be chosen. Primary on November 10 and December city election set.
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John A. Gellatly
Sam R. Sumner
B. J. Williams
L.crollard
R. H. Nowlan
Terry Ross
S. Russell
People’s
L. O. Hall
P. P. Holcomb
Howard Thomas
J. McGahan
J. Albin
Ed S. Russell
Siete
Pinckney? Poindexter Favorite Candidate Addresses Spokane
In Spokane on October 12 Indra Milas Poindexter spoke to a large audience at the YMCA assemblies, outlining citizenship duties. The judge defined a good citizen as one who handles government business with honesty and care akin to private matters. A musical program followed with orchestra and vocal numbers.
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Spokane
Indra Milas
Dexter
Congress
Hundred Dollar Display Contest At The Toggery
A hundred one dollar bills are on display at The Toggery for a Saturday night November 7th contest. The winner will receive the cash prize for the highest coupon total, with Columbia Valley Bank handling counting and deposits until the final report, then the prize is awarded shortly after.
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Toggery
Columbia Valley Bank
Taft Special in Accident Near Sterling Ohio
The Taft special, carrying Governor Harris and Senators Dick and Smith, derailed near Sterling while moving slowly. All aboard were jostled but uninjured as investigators blame spreading rails. The party members deem the scare a sign of coming victory at the polls.
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Sterling
Ohio
Taft
Constitution
Harris
Smith
Paces
Bazaar Offers Wide Variety of Gifts and Postcards
GINY NEWS notes Yela ng and Birthday Gifts at the Bazaar. A. V. Shepard of Halbert & Webber is in Seattle on business. J. A. Cowan of Jackson City Tenn. visits the valley. Postcards 10 cents each. Mrs. J. MacDougald arrives from Seattle to make Wenatchee home for winter. Dishes, largest line, at all prices. Wenatchee social and business notes mix with local arrivals and travels.
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T. H. Hemm
Denver
City
Mr. Hemm
A. V. Shepard
Halbert & Webber’s
Seattle
J. A. Cowan
Jackson City, Tenn
Eleven-year-old Kays killed while hunting near Sprague
Glenn Kays, eleven, son of J R Kays manager of the Supply company's lumber yard, was instantly killed while hunting near Lake Coleville. The boy and a companion drove a ground hog from its hole. when the Kay boy poked the gun into the hole, the weapon discharged, the bullet piercing his heart.
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Sprague, Wash
Glenn Kays
J. R. Kays
Lake Coleville
Kay
Bulgaria Prepares for War as Regiments Rally
Sofia reports that Czar Ferdinand directs mobilization of all first class reserves unless Turkey acknowledges Bulgarian independence within three days. The move signals near total military readiness and risks broad Southeast European upheaval with potential losses and debt. Miss Fern Doty returned to Everett after visiting her aunt, Mrs. Tibbits.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Turkey
England
Europe
Miss Fern
Everett
Mrs. M. Tib
Chicago Triumphs 3-0 in Detroit Football Match
Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 0 on October 13 in Detroit. The win sparked celebration in Chicago as supporters praised the strong performance and shutout.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Missing Link Monkey At Bronx Zoo Raises Darwin Theories
A Java ape brought to New York by the Clan Macdonald captain stirs lab hopes as zookeepers and Harvard expert Professor Haggerty await examination. The 30 foot tall baboonlike creature with long black fur sparks talk of a real missing link in human evolution.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
Java
Darwin
Clan Macdonald
Hudson
East
Zoo
Haggerty
Harvard University
Bronx
London Opens Autumn Parliament Amid Licensing Bill Debate
The autumn session began with ten weeks of government measures slated for passage. The licensing bill faces likely rejection or amendment in the Lords, while an education bill and Irish land acts loom. Premier Asquith said Britain cannot violate treaties and urged a settlement in the near east considering Turkey and other states.
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London
House of Commons
House of Lords
Asquith
Balkans
Near East
Turkey
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Henry H. Rogers
Washington
F. H. Brand
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
C. Virgin
C. F. Dickson
William Mills
Cashmere
Fred Wolfe
Jos. Darnell
Lakeside
W. Clark
Palace
First National Bank
J. A. Gellatly
L. E. Miller
Loraine
Alberta
Susan E. Ice
Jennie Rogers
Faribault, Minn
C. K. Baker
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Luke’s Church
Frank Reeves
Great Northern
Dr. Seibert
St. Louis
Mrs. H. S. Simmons
D. N
North Yakima
C. Gilchrist
T. A. Pierce
Edinburgh
Ill
Masons
C. D. Atkins
Tacoma
Atkins
Okanogan
William Jones
Ren
Will
Nelle
Hhey
Mr. Jones
Ira W. Terry
Adeline Moltke
Emma
Ackley
Jno. M. Stotzenberg
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A. J. Alexander
H. S. Simmons
W. H. Fewkes
Moravia
Idaho
Busis
J. H. Fewkes
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