Most Costly Metrostyle Pianola Bought by Local Buyer
E M Allen secured the Metro style Pianola Piano from D S Johnston Co the oldest piano dealers in the west. The $1150 instrument plays by hand or perforated roll and matches a royal version shown to Queen of Spain. Exclusive Northwestern representatives promote it as the era’s most popular piano for both trained musicians and beginners.
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E. M. Allen
D. S. Johnston Co
Allen
Thomas Lipton
Spain
Cabinet 10 Take Stump For Taft Tour
At a cabinet meeting the group decided each member would stump for Taft in the campaign's final week. Root planned speeches in Cincinnati Toledo and New York. Meyer in Ohio and New Jersey Metcalf in West Virginia Wright in Baltimore Cor telyou in New York Thursday night with Bonaparte Garfield Wilson and Strauss joining Taft on the tour.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Root
Cincinnati
Toledo
New York
Meyer
Ohio
New Jersey
Metcalf
West Virginia
Wright
Baltimore
Cortelyou
Bonaparte
Garfield
Wilson
Strauss
Rejected Suitor Kills Rival Aboard Train
Angered by a sweetheart's marriage to F H Van Ingen, H F Beauce of Plaque Mina La shot and killed Van Ingen on a moving train where the wedding party rode. Beauce, who attended the ceremony, was arrested immediately after the incident.
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Corl
New Orleans
F. H. van Ingen
H. F. Beauce
Plaque Mina
van Ingen
Beauce
Judge Dismisses Miller V Smith Slap Claim
Judge Palmer dismissed the case with Maud Miller accusing Harry Smith of slapping. Smith testified he only shoved Miller aside amid domestic quarrels. In a separate matter, W. J. Leonard pled guilty to menacing his wife and was bound over to the Superior Court on $600 bond. The 852 Club met at Mrs. E H Preese on Mission street with sixteen ladies sewing and light refreshments.
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Sullivan
Leonard
Superior Court
E. H. Preese
Mission Street
Sherman Clay expands Victor Talking Machine dept
Local manager Lem Ward oversees daily shipments of records and machines for the Victor Speaking Machine department. Shelving and an enclosure are added to create a leading feature with on demand listening for visitors to hear Caruso Melba Sousa and major orchestras without traveling to New York.
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Lem Ward
Sherman, Clay Co
Victor Talking Machine
New York
Sherman, Clay
Caruso
Melba
Sousa
State Tax Commissioner to speak in Wenatchee on campaign issues
State Tax Commissioner T. D. Rockwell will address Wenatchee audiences next Monday October 26 about political issues in the campaign. The day’s scorogram is omitted due to Columbia Valley Bank’s early closing for a football game. results due tomorrow evening are expected to draw strong interest.
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T. D. Rockwell
Wenatchee
Columbia Valley Bank
Some Bet Things Coming in Wenatchee Vision
M E Flynn of the Palace barber shop, a former mayor of Ellensburg, is among Wenatchee enthusiasts. He says he has traveled to Yakima, Ellensburg and the Sound, and believes Wenatchee will be a city of great size, with the Northwest watching its growth and future.
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M. E. Flynn
Palace Barber Shop
Wenatchee
Flynn
Ellensburg
Yakima
King Coal company stock sale disputed by Reeves claims
The World reports that Bob Reeves did not fully investigate the King Coal company mine near Black Diamond. G F Clement defends the firm, says stockholders are reputable and offices exist in Seattle. Reeves did not attend a scheduled interview at the Chewawa hotel. The World seeks fair treatment for both the company and the public.
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King Coal Company
Bob Reeves
Reeves
G. F. Clement
Clement
Tage
Seattle
Mr. Reeves
Chewawa
Woman burned to death as clothes catch fire in Tacoma
Mrs Corey, 65, died after her clothing ignited while bending over a stove. Her son wrapped her in a blanket and extinguished the flames but she had already inhaled smoke and sustained severe burns.
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Tacoma
Wash
S. Corey
Roosevelt Letter Sparks Debate Over Monopoly Remedies
The letter exchange criticizes radical proposed anti monopoly measures as ineffective. Theodore Roosevelt argues such plans would fail to fix evils and cause national economic chaos, contrasting them with Taft’s deeds. Defeat noted for Wenatchee at Lincoln High Seattle game on home fields.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Theodore Rosevelt
Lincoln High School
Seattle
Wenatchee High School
Wenatchee Military Band
Better Vote It Down Against State Tax Amendment
In urging voters to oppose a constitutional tax amendment James Monaghan and others argue it would let corporations bear taxes on a separate basis, potentially concentrating power with the tax commission. They warn railroad interests back the measure, question the lack of legislative exemptions for churches hospitals and charitable institutions, and urge defeat per the Spokane Chronicle.
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James Monaghan
Tax Commission
Spokane Chronicle
Grand Bay man D F Russell eyes Wenatchee valley
D F Russell of Grand Bay Alabama tours Wenatchee and surveys the valley landscape, stopping to view the scenery and consider the region.
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D. F. Russell
Grand Bay
Alabama
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Military Band Delivers Street Concert Before Game
The Wenatchee Military band played a street concert this afternoon just before marching to the football game.
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Wenatchee Military Band
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D. S. Johnston
Ateeposit Veaultsy
Washington
F. H. Brand
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
Proprieto
Cabinet
Inti Justice Court
Sherman, Clay & CO
IME
Goal Company
Ternoon
Lincoln High School Boys
Wenatchee Ih EE
Satordam
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