Coal Prices and Police Court Report from October
Coal prices listed for delivery including Black Diamond Crow s Nest and Wellington at 7.50 to 8.50 per ton with New Castle at 10.00 per ton. Police court records show 73 arrests in October fines totaling 70.50 and 259 days of labor imposed on prisoners. Spalinger of Stevens County Poor Farm visited seeking business location in the city. Morrison traveled to Coulee City to visit family.
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Black Diamond
Crow's Nest
Wellington
Newcastle
Wenatchee Fuel Co
F. A. Spalinger
Stevens County Poor Farm
Dayton
Washington
Seattle man buys ten acre tract in Malaga sale
Frank Gates of Seattle purchased a ten acre tract from Chas. B. Reed of Malaga for 5700 dollars in a real estate transaction.
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Frank Gates
Seattle
Chas. B. Reed
Malaga
End of Contest Drawing Near
The Daily World contest ends next Saturday night with the cash prize awarded and other prizes announced. Contestants with at least 150 coupons receive a prize, but no one can win more than one prize. 100 one dollar bills are on display at the Toggery and will be awarded next Saturday. C. E. Owens of Columbia Valley Bank oversees the vote count, inviting contestants to verify their tally at the bank.
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The
Daily World
C. E. Owens
Columbia Valley Bank
Owens
Epworth League Rally Brings Cashmere Visitors to Wenatchee
A Methodist church reception hosted Epworth League members from Cashmere and Wenatchee churches. About 20 Cashmere leaguers and some 140 locals attended. The program included a welcome address by Paul Garrett, a male quartet performing Old Black Joe, piano and violin solos, a comic recitation by Guy George, and Halloween decorations and supper. Home hosts escorted the visitors to the depot for the 11 15 train.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Methodist
Epworth League of
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Cashmere League
Paul Garrett
Joe
Fred Cooper
Harold Hull
Steven Knowles
Willis Poe
Florence Gellatly
Guy George
League
Hallowe’en
Monster Parade in New York
Nearly one hundred thousand march in a business men's Republican parade in New York City. Taft Sherman supporters walked along Fifth Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street led by Rear Admiral Coghlan as grand marshal with James Sherman and Secretary Root observing. About 50,000 were counted by two o'clock.
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New York
Business Men’s Republican Association
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
James
Sherman
Root
Coghlan
Happenings of Our City Highlight Local Visits and Travel
St Alan Catholic pastor Rev Vande Wall heads to Quincy for Sunday services. Local residents include Mesdames Sherman from Peshastin and Watson from Cashmere visiting Wenatchee. Several trips to Seattle Leavenworth Cashmere and Seattle area noted. Sousa band at Sherman Clay store. minstrel show planned. Real estate and commercial mentions include a $6800 home sale and fountain pen promotion.
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Vande Wall
St. Alan Ae Catholic Church
Quincy
Friends defend Rockefeller support in Ohio remarks
Relatives and close associates of John D. Rockefeller say his decision to back Taft is sincere and a logical extension of his prior statements. W C Rudd, Rockefeller's brother in law, calls claims of political immunity for the Standard Oil company foolish and unfounded.
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Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Taft
Rockefeller
W. C. Rudd
Standard Oil Company
Burglars Blow Safe At People's Store In Bellingham
Burglars bored a hole in the rear door of the People's Store and blew open the safe with nitro glycerin early today, securing cash while the proprietor recovered 150 dollars in securities. Three Gaston brothers arrived from Okanogan and plan to move there. Other locals, including the Winans family and George Brown, were noted in town headlines as preparations were made for travel or relocation. A social gathering at Albert Compton's home featured music and a luncheon for friends and relatives.
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Bellingham
Wash
People’s Store
Albert Compton
Mollie Morrison
Parshall
Spokane
Hayden Lumber Company
Wenatchee
Miss Morrison
Hayden People
Churches and clubs outline Sunday services and meetings
Seattle area churches announce Sunday services at Christian, Episcopal, Presbyterian and Baptist congregations with times for Sunday school sermons and evening prayers. Salvation Army and W C T U host meetings. local events include Halloween party at a private home and store demonstrations. Detailing speakers includes Captain Ritts of Pennsylvania and Rev. Kirkhope of Seattle.
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Episcopal Church
Lemuel Wells
Salvation Hall
Eshter
Ritts
Pennsylvania
Army
Harrisburg
Army Hall
Great Democratic Rally to Feature Bryan and Stevenson
Chicago hosts a massive campaign rally with William J. Bryan and Illinois governor candidate Adlai E. Stevenson set to speak. Organizers spark excitement with heavy lighting and a parade of 800 Stockyards Cavalry horses from the pavilion to energize supporters ahead of next Tuesday’s election.
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Chicago
Ills
William J. Bryan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Democracy
Halloween Notice From Chief of Police
Special police will be on duty tonight to prevent vandalism and arrests will follow. No noisy demonstrations after 10 o clock. J. E. Ferguson, Chief of Police, per N Inscho.
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J. E. Ferguson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ice
Wenatchee Electric Co
F. H. Brand
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
Daily World Office
Fred Morrison
Couleen City
Mesdames
T. J
Guy Sherman
Peshastin
George Watson
Mrs. E. Alexander
Libby Drew
Snohomish
Mrs
D. W. King
Bergman
St. Paul
M. F. Schutt
Minneapolis
Victor
Sherman, Clay & Co
M. J. Rossi
Henry Cross
Leavenworth
Judge Palmer
Sam Sumner
W. R. Colby, Junior
Wenatchee Heights
C. M. Merriam
Carmen Chase
Annie Wood
S. Slabaugh
U. G. Pogue Drug Co
G. W. Edmund
Qrondo
W. E. Bartlett
W. Hoferditz
Chelan
Valley View School
Southside
M. O. Kettinger
Peopone, Illinois
C. A. Harlin
Gaston
Okanogan
Winans
George Brown
Monitor
City
California
J. B. Lewis
Christian Church
F. Stuart Hyatt
M. E
Wirmer
Dr. Dorman
Dalllach
D. C. Shoberg
Mitchell
South Dakota
Minnie Turner
Halbert & Webber Co
R. L. Bartlett
Knowles
Hopkins
Freeman
Union
Jesus
E. O. Jessup
Kirkhope
Mrs. Greenman
Temperance
Rev. Adams
Wenner
Beightol
Jno
A. Gellatly
Louise Dorman
A. C. Dallach
Hallowe'en Notice
Inscho
Smithson
Holm
Wesley L. Jones
Senate
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