Newspapers Op Pose Senate Undesirables
Seattle reports that Washington press sent surveys on the U S senate race. Post-Intelligencer tallied 195 responses: 133 for Jones 33 for Ankeny 29 neutral or undecided. Noncommittal editors included Democrats. 59 papers did not answer, with some leaning to Jones privately. Navarre postal cards offered at World Office.
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Seattle
State of Washington
United States
Jones
Ankeny
Post-Intelligencer
Navarre
World Office
Columbia River Conference to Meet Here In September
The Methodist Episcopal church hosts the Columbia River Conference in September with about 150 ministers and 30 to 40 wives expected. The event covers eastern Washington Oregon and northern Idaho, with extensive church improvements and a busy program featuring Bishop Edwin H. Hughes and a Chinese girls recital among other events. The public is invited to attend sessions and gatherings through September 14 with speakers from major cities and various church bodies.
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Coumbia River
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbia River Valley
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Dr. Blake
Ladies’ Aid
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Honolulu
Edwin H. Hughes
H. H. Waltz
Berkeley al
D. D
Randall
Normal
Mary J. Comstick
Spokane
The
Board of Foreign Missions
Benton
D. C
Carrie G. Davis
Miss Davis
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Thomas C. Iliff
Freadman’s Aid Society
Edwin
Man Tal Narrows Escape After Depot Engine Collision
O. M. Purdy lay on a hospital cot after a switch engine struck him at the G. N. depot last night. He was seated by the platform when the impact crushed part of his skull and damaged brain. he was rushed to the Emergency hospital for treatment. Red Special Leaves Davenport With Debs On Board And Speech Strain Evident From Open-Air Addresses.
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O. M. Purdy
G. N
Davenport
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Taft Foraker handshake seen as taft surrender
Middlebass Ohio September 3 United Press reports Taft close friends interpret his handshake with Senator Foraker as a surrender and claim Foraker will not oppose Taft further. The note mentions photo postals and a local photographer.
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United Press Service
Middlebass
Ohio
Taft
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Whitman County Prosecutor's Campaign Boosts Attorney General Bid
A Whitman County prosecuting attorney's record and campaign are described as nearly ensuring his election to the office of attorney general.
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Whitman County
Interesting Apple Output Figures Across Thirteen Years
District Freight Agent C A Malboeuf reports Medford area apple production figures from the past thirteen years. The We Natchee Valley holds 500 ears and accounts for a tiny fraction of national output. The five year outlook projects 50 000 bearing acres and a rise to about 4000 cars or 0 002 percent of output.
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Wenatchee Valley
United States
C. A. Malboeuf
Southern Pacific
Medford Oregonian
Medford
Orono Bhatt Raasee Ae Cine
BRO Bs Doe Eosin Heat
BOOT
Esas
Bogs Op Aw
Oss
Alleate
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Palace Barber Shop dandruff cure touted for twelve applications
Thaddeus Hill of Tacoma and C M Wetherald and son H S Wetherald of Seattle travel through enatchee on their way to Lake Chelan for an outing. They have acquaintances in the valley.
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Palace
Thaddeus Hill
Tacoma
C.M. Wetherald
Hotel Arrivals at the Chewawa
A list of guests arriving at the Chewawa includes C. M. Wetherald and wife from Seattle, Harry Usher and Mrs. Usher from Malaga, H. S. Wetherald of Seattle, Mitchell Stevens of Ellensburg, E. A. Lindsley of Ogden Utah, Mrs. E. F. Elliott of the city, J. B. Everhart and wife of Seattle, Jonathan Skene of Seattle, J. J. King of Leavenworth, F. A. Reynolds, Will W. Halsdan of Niles, and B. C. R. A. Sprowse of Tacoma.
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Chewawa
C. M. Wetherald
Seattle
Harry Usher
Malaga
S. Usher
H. S. Wetherald
Mitchell Stevens
Ellensburg
E. A. Lindsley
Ogden
Utah
E. F. Elliott
City
J. B. Everhart
Jonathan Skene
J. J. King
Leavenworth
F. A. Reynolds
Reynolds
Will W. Halsdan
Niles
The Rancher's Song Set For Local Theatrical Premiere
The Rancher's Song has been set to music and a band will perform the production tomorrow night at the Wenatchee theatre. It is dedicated to the Wenatchee Valley and has attracted local interest, with copies sold in bookstores and strong sales in eastern states. Manager Ferguson plans slides for an illustrated song presentation at the theatre in the near future.
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Wenatchee
Ferguson
Floating Lumber Indicates Wreck Off Point Arena
In heavy fog off Point Arena California Captain John Stitt led an all night search for a steam schooner believed wrecked last night. Scattered lumber first indicated a wreck and two horses ashore this morning reinforced the belief. Lighthouse captain notes a seismograph shock shortly before lumber arrived, suggesting an explosion.
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United Press Service
Point Arena
Cal
John Stitt
Here
Williams
Peace Conference in Session Aims at Northwest Wage Scale
In Helena Montana on September 3 a regional industrial peace conference between coal miners and the United Mine Workers convened to seek a general wage scale for Washington Montana and Wyoming. A failure to agree could trigger a general strike affecting about twenty thousand workers and extend Wyoming’s labor trouble.
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United Press Service
Helena
Mont
United Mine Workers
Northwest
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Mrs Marshall Field Jr Weds Maldwin A Drummond in London
London registry office witnessed the marriage of Mrs Marshall Field daughter of the late Chicago merchant prince to Maldwin A Drummond. Marshall Field Jr died in Chicago months ago from a bullet wound with uncertain cause.
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United Press Service
London
Eng
Marshall Field
Prince
Chicago
Maldwin A. Drummond
Marshall Field, Jr
Pope May Retire from Public Life in Interview
Rome reports that the Pope, in an interview with Bishop Burke of Albany, said he desires to return to private life and fears limited remaining years. Burke suggests the Pope’s condition may be more serious than publicly acknowledged. The item also notes unrelated local advertisements for Snow Flake Marshmallows and Topsy hosiery at Parshall's.
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United Press Service
Rome
Italy
Burke
Albany
N. Y
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Robert Stumbley
Anti-Saloon League
Royal W. Raymond
Love East
L. R. Rufus
Hughes
Epworth League
Clarence O. Kimball
E. O. Jessup
Pastor Baptist Church
John A. Gellatly
A. J. Adams
Pastor Christian Church
F. W. Cooper
M. Purdy
Miss Turnbull
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R. H. Kipp
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Parshall’s
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Wenatchee Theatre
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