Burglar Breaks Jail. Goods Recovered at Wells Morris Store
Telegrams report Otto Anderson accused by Wenatchee sheriff of Wells Morris burglary at Wilson Creek. Webb and deputy pursue suspect after a jail break. later wire says burglar fled, goods and money recovered.
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Wilson Creek
R. P. Webb
Wenatchee, Wash
Otto Anderson
D. A. Scott
Sheriff Webb
Wells & Morris
Wells & Morris Company
Daily World
Wenatchee
Commercial Club Fruit Exhibit Wins Silver Medals
The Commercial Club fruit display at Wenatchee window shows scores for G C Eikelburner E France Geo Hauber and L S Phillippi. Winners receive a silver medal after three first place scores and a barrel of flour from Beal Grain & Milling after medal victory.
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Commercial Club
Wenatchee Merchants
Wenatchee Furniture Company
G. C. Eikelburner
France
Geo. Hauber
L. S. Phillippi
Huck & Fitch
E. France
Frank
Democrats Back Snell by Pierce County Delegation
A Tacoma report states that Democratic candidates for the legislature in Pierce County intend to vote for Judge William H. Snell for the United States Senate if elected. State Chairman George P. Wright said several candidates favor the plan and expect the delegation to be unanimous. The county and state committees are predicted to recommend it, with a solid delegation for Snell, barring any chance to elect another Democrat.
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Tacoma
Pierce County
William H. Snell
United States Senate
George P. Wright
Judge Snell
Democratic Party
Snell Support Likely To Shift State Legislature
The piece predicts Snell backed by his allies could pull four senators and ten assembly seats from Pierce County, undermining the Jones slate. Democrats plan to vote for Snell and Pierce County, with Cotterill given a complimentary ballot if feasible, while Republicans unite behind Jones.
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Didate
Snell
Jones
Olympia
Cotterill
Pierce County
Newly Patented Rubber Heel by Charles Fry Shows Durability
City notes quick shoe repairs at Chase Fry's and canned tomatoes at the Bazaar. Mrs S L McMurray visits J F Chase home. Vincent Padoshek and family plan a Germany trip. students seek fountain pens. local families move or travel. High schoolers value Waterman pens. Otto family relocates from Courtland Kansas. Viola Turner to attend Puget Sound University. Miss Charlotte Groves returns to Tacoma for Anna Wright seminary studies. Lost item: black silk watch fob with elk tooth charm, reward offered.
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Charlotte Groves
Tacoma
Anna Wright Seminary
T. J. Groves
World office apple contest at Bazaar advertisement
An offer promises a free Daily World for one year to the person delivering the largest apple before November 1 to the World office at the Bazaar. Also advertised are new bicycle goods, tires guaranteed, repair work, and The Reading Standard being a favorite with J. J. Eyer on Mission street.
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World Office
Daily World
J. J. Eyer
Mission Street
Washington Forestry Association sets reforestation meeting
Seatte, Sept. 16. The Washington Forestry Association will meet next Friday at 8 p.m. in the chamber of commerce rooms to appoint committees for state and national legislation on forest preservation. President Ellis Morrison issued the call, noting efforts to persuade the legislature to reforest state lands and lands that may revert to the state.
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Seatte
Commonwealth
Washington Forestry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ellis Morrison
C. H. Bailey
Gifford Pinchot
Washington
Rev Rufus Gaitigally Ill in Emergency Hospital
The Rev Rufus Gaitigally, formerly pastor of the Methodist church, is in critical condition at the Emergency Hospital after falling ill at a Methodist conference. Doctors report bowel inflammation as the cause and express cautious optimism for his recovery. he was to resume work as pastor in The Dalles.
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L. R. Rufus
Methodist Church
Blake
Rufus
Dalles
Land sales total and individual property transfers listed
The Red Apple Real Estate Co reports land sales this week totaling 32000 with transfers in Millerdale and Wenatchee River area. Purchasers include Theo J Otto and Noah Lucas. blocks 49 50 Delp sevenacre tract and Millerdale lots 7 8 involve buyers Woodward Moburg and others.
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Red Apple Real Estate Company
J. H. Geyer
T. W. Arnold
Millerdale
Theo J. Otto
Courtland
Kansas
L. M. Delp
Wenatchee River
Noah Lucas
Oklahoma
Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co
W. A. Woodward
Oliver Moburg
State of
Iowa
Public reception for teachers and visiting superintendents
In accordance with a World notice a public reception will be given tonight in honor of the teachers and visiting superintendents of the state. The band will play its Friday evening concert in the park before the Wenatchee Commercial Club rooms host the reception for all patrons and friends of the school.
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Wenatchee Commercial Club
Leading state school men tour Wenatchee after Lakeside convention
About 45 prominent educators from across Washington travel home via Wenatchee after a Lakeside teachers convention. The Commercial Club hosts a reception tonight in their honor with attendees including State Superintendent H. B. Dewey and numerous college and normal school presidents and principals from cities such as Pullman, Bellingham, Ellensburg, Cheney, Port Townsend, Seattle, Spokane, and Yakima.
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Wenatchee
Lakeside
Commercial Club
H. B. Dewey
J. M. Layhue
E. O. Sisson
University of Washington
Chas. Timblin
Pullman State College
E. T. Mathes
Bellingham State Normal School
W. E. Wilson
Ellensburg Normal
H. C. Sampson
Cheney Normal
J. H. Perkins
Ritzville
Mary Brannan
Asotin
A.goff
Prosser
Elect 'McKillip
Montesano
E. C. Bowersox
A. Trumbull
Port Angeles
Oscar McBride
Chehalis
M. Craig
Davenport
M. M. Knight
Shelton
C. E. Murdock
South Bend
Miles Edgerton
Tacoma
T. Roush
Mount Vernon
A. C. Sly
Stevenson
E. V. Bailey
Everett
E. G. McFarland
Spokane
D. Hard
Colville
W. G. Parker
Olympia
E. C
Wenatchee Junior Band Dance At Eagles Hall
The Wenatchee Junior Band held a well received dance at Eagles Hall last night. Sixty couples attended. The arrangements were by H. E. Hardesty Howard Finch Ralph Neale and Robert Reeves with Crollard's orchestra providing music.
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Wenatchee
Eagles’ Hall
H. E. Hardesty
Howard Finch
Ralph Neale
Robert Reeves
Crollard
Wenatchee Band Concert in the Park Schedule
The military band performs at 8 p m in the park with selections including The Crusader Overture Sincerity Patrol Blue and Gray Dalbey Wang Wedding of the Winds Hall Old Faithful and Old Faithful follows.
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Wenatchee
Dalbey
Wang
Holtzman
Captain Miller Buys Five Acre Orchard West Of City
Captain C. S. Miller purchased the Bruce Griggs five acre tract on Wenatchee avenue seven thousand dollars. A marriage license was issued to C. R. Rothen of Leavenworth and Miss Marie Fick of Lyons Iowa.
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Captain C. S. Miller
Bruce Griggs
Wenatchee Avenue
C. R. Rothen
Leavenworth
Marie Fick
Lyons
Iowa
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Bankers’ Reserve Life Company
State of Washington
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WELLS
Morris’ Store
Ellsworth
Legislat
City News
Chase Fry’s
S. L. McMurray
Seattle
J. F. Chase
Charles Fry
Madalene
Mary Clark
Los Angeles
U. G. Pogue Drug Co
Chas. B. Reed
The
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Baptist’ Ladies
Vincent Padoshek
Germany
C. H. Armstrong
William Turner
Sound
Viola
Puget Sound University At
Theo. J. Otto
Mr. Otto
Dr. Manchester
Washington Forestry Associ
Ation
Legisla
Rev
Rufus Gaitigally
METH
Tal
Photo Postals
Miss Turnbull
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Jones’ Ranch
Charles Fry’s
Wlaht
State Convention
C. S. Miller
Wenatchee Theatre
Dave Williams
National Stock Co
Wenatchee Drug Co
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