Insurgents Score Victory in Republican Nominations
Led by Victor Murdock, the insurgents secure the Republican nomination for Kansas governor with Stubbs practically assured. Other nominations include Jarekins for lieutenant governor and multiple incumbents in Missouri and Kansas races, with several districts still undecided.
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Victor Murdock
Et al
Topica
Kan
Kansas
Stubbs
Isutzencs
Jarekins Surgent
P. H. Campbell
Arthur Cranston
Fred Jackson
J. M. Miller
Halmond H. Madison
Missouri
J. W. Alexander
P. Davidson
James T. Lloyd
Walter A.S. Hibee
C. C. Dickinson
F. H. Devol
Dorsey W Shackleford
N. P. Clark
Reuben F. Roy
T. E., Catlin
L. C. Dyer
Politt Elvins
A. P. Murphy
Howard F. Lea
William H Burland
Bootleggers Plead Guilty In Naches Case
Guy Shaffer owner of Naches Blind Pig and his employee Arthur Zirkle pleaded guilty to bootlegging before Justice Hunt. Shaffer received 80 days in county jail while Zirkle drew 60 days after waiving fight and changing plea. Deputy Rightmire and Pongford raided the Naches establishment Saturday night.
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Guy Shaf
Rightmire
Pongford
Naches City
Arthur Zirkle
Shaffer
Justice Hunt
Zirkle
Hub Mercantile v Sound Trustee case response filed
An answer to the plaintiff's complaint in the case of the Hub Mercantile company against the Sound Trustee company was filed in the superior court on Tuesday.
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Hub Mercantile Company
Sound Trustee Company
Superior Court
Female Prisoner Gains Her Liberty
Nell Richie an 18 year old who spent 80 days in the county jail without trial was released. Alice Randler a 14 year old held for frequenting streets at night is to have a hearing this week. Frank Bunard, alleged partner of Richie, serves an 80 day vagrancy sentence.
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Nell Richie
Alice Randler
Raidler
House of Correction
Richie
Frank Bunard
Ballinger Denies Resignation Amid Political Attacks
Secretary Ballinger rejects rumors of resignation after a Minneapolis conference with Senator Crane. He says the meeting covered politics, not his job, and blasts his critics as unscrupulous papers. He plans to head west for rest, insisting no resignation will occur while the president is satisfied.
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Ballinger
Chicago
Til
Balligger
Crane
Minneapolis
Beverly
West
Newell's Western Mission Takes Shape in Irrigation Probe
Washington August 1 The mission of Director Newell of the reclamation service to the west is to join the army engineers board examining government irrigation projects. He will travel with officers and explain the early history and features of the work.
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Washington, D. C
Newell
Reclamation — Service
Washington
Board of Army Engineers
Gilbert 13 Sought For Joint Senator Nomination
H M Gilbert is urged by many friends to consent to run for state senate from this district in the upcoming Republican primary. He has declined before due to business demands but the request is renewed. Lee A Johnson of Sunnyside visited North Yakima en route to the state Republican convention and said he was undecided about filing, though urged by friends to enter.
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H. M. Gilbert
Gilbert
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
North Yakima
Tacoma
Express Freight Surges as Cantalope Shipments Start Early
Northerm l Ex press of North Yakima reports July totals of 613,884 pounds handled in fruit and vegetables with cantaloupes starting shipments on July 15, about two weeks earlier than usual. Two cars were needed Monday night to move westbound express this season amid rising peach and tomato traffic.
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Son + Pachine
Northerm l Express Company
North Yakima
Feol Smith
Blackman Home Destroyed By Fire In North Yakima
L D Blackman rushed to Seattle to inform his wife Mrs Blackman that their home near Johnson corner burned with contents lost after a gas stove caused the blaze Tuesday. Fire department could not reach the scene as it lay outside city limits. Mrs Blackman previously injured in an auto crash now faces a $20000 damage suit against the city of North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Blackman
Seattle
Handy Paritas Squelches Fire at Lennox Hotel
Fire at the Lennox hotel on West Yakima avenue caused by an electric iron prompted a swift fire department response. A neighbor used Puritas water to douse the blaze before the two fire wagons arrived, saving the room with the ironing board alight.
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Lennox
West Yakima Avenue
North Yakima
Prohibitionists Form Local Committee to Endorse Candidates
An Anti-Saloon League meeting in Yakima appointed a five member executive committee to inspect both major party tickets for local and state offices. The group aims to field strong local option candidates and enforce liquor laws, with three members from North Yakima and others from Toppenish Sunnyside and Spokane.
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North Yakima
Toppenish
Sunnyside
Spokane
Prohibitonists
Yakima County
L.R. Horton
Anti-Saloon League
H. M. Gilbert
Granville Lowther
Frank A. Luse
O. B. Toot
H. F. Burgess
Horton
Anti- Saloon League
Whitman County
Gilbert boy injured dismounting from pony at Soda Springs
Elan Gilbert son of Mr and Mrs H M Gilbert and his brother Curtis planned a Mount Adams trip but Saturday at Soda Springs Elan was dragged after his foot caught in the saddle. he had bruises and scratches but no serious injuries and the trip was postponed. Mr and Mrs Gilbert rushed out to bring him home.
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Elan Gibert
H. M. Gilbert
Curtis
Mount Adams
Soda Springs
Agent Hero of Northern Pacific Returns to North Yakima
Johnna W. Hill, an NP agent stationed at Toppenish for a few days on business, returned to North Yakima on Tuesday.
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Johnna W. Hill
Northern Pacific
North Yakima
More Cars Enroute for Seattle Street Railway Line
The Street Railway Company expands rolling stock to serve patrons with two large electrics and five two ton flats under construction in Seattle. Freight cars will haul crops, cement, building materials, and box cars will handle apples as the North Coast rail line comes online. Mrs. Jenkins reports her glasses were left behind at the M. & M. Cafe, found by an honest person.
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Neri Coast
Street Mill Company
Widg Tollow
Altiunum
North Second
B Street
Front Street
Pedestrian to Race Horse from Yakima Barber Shop Tale
Ridward A. Johnson challenges A. J. Manning to a 20 mile walk versus a gaited thoroughbred. Four judges and autos will pace the race from Yakima to Naches City next Sunday at nine. Both men promise a dinner upon the rival’s arrival.
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Manning
Naches City
Many Surprises for North Yakima Man
A North Yakima man encountered a series of unexpected events after a West Side incident. Local residents report several surprising outcomes, with remarks highlighting a transfer of property and changes in sound around Yaoi property.
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North Yakima
West Side
Unclear Verses Highlight Local Reactions to War News
Fragmentary text describes reactions in North Yakima and Seattle to recent events. Mentions G A Hannold attending a military tournament and remarks on prosperity in The Home era. References to colored soldiers and a record or achievement by negro troops.
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Seattle
Hoannold
Wiffernt
Deputy Seeks Hardin In Grand Larceny Case Over Horses
Deputy Rightmire secured a warrant for A. S. Hardin on grand larceny charges after horses seized in a judgment case. Officers searched the city without finding Hardin or the horses, believing he may have fled to avoid recovery. The warrant, issued yesterday, cites a February 11 mortgage for 250 dollars transferred to Farmers and Merchants Bank as part of the claim.
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Rightmire
Hardin
Thardin
Waarrant
Farmers and Merchants Bank
U S Detective Lands in Jail After Impersonation Scam
A man calling himself a U S Department of Justice officer arrived in North Yakima and offered to assist local police. Capt. Kelly and Chief Deputy Kinnanam quickly determined he was a faker, arresting him for impersonating a federal officer and possibly assault. He admitted buying a badge for five dollars and carried several unreadable verses. A so-called chief deputy was with him, but remained at large as night fell.
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Ooty Panthelien
Ptiatoat Polliew Wittham Welly
Destindter Probahiv Wwertoel i Rugeiy
Oevenam Wheat
Albert Wilds
Zuoesiin
Iustice
Rae Ee WR. S
Thier
Williams
Nelly
Kinnanam
Washington, D. C
North Yakima
Department of Justice
Department
Albion
Kintaan
Captain Welly
U.S
Grand Trunk Central Vermont strike ends with raise agreed
Ottawa reports the July 18 strike by Grand Trunk and Central Vermont employees is officially off. An agreement grants about 18 percent raise starting May 13 last and another increase from January 1 next, with rates slightly below the eastern schedule but ahead in many instances of the 20 percent plan.
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Grand Trunk
Ottawa
Canada
Central Vermont
Cousins Reunite After 36 Years in Yakima
In North Yakima Henri Dazet from New Orleans meets cousin J. G. Dazet at the Hotel Washington. The 36 year apart reunion shows two Frenchmen recognizing each other after decades apart, their joy described as touching and genuine.
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Mr. Dazet
J. K. Dazet
Dazet
New Orleans
North
Yakima
Henri
Henri Dazet
Washington
North Yakima
J. G
Daze
Lands Restored for Settlement Open This Fall
Thousands of acres restored from national forest reserves will open to settlement this fall. In Washington October used for entry November 17 2010 Rainier National Forest Kittitas Stevens Okanogan Ferry counties list unappropriated tracts. In Oregon settlement opens October 22 entry November 27 for Umatilla Deschutes Malheur Whitman Willows. In Idaho Minidoka Caribou Pocatello lands largely unappropriated and scattered in southeast Idaho.
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Warningtos
CysAle
Washington
Feres
Rainier National Forest
Kittitus County
Khanikiuth National Forests
Stevens County
Caribou
Pocatello
Wisconsin Professor Leaves for West Coast Trip
Dr. Richard T. Ely of the University of Wisconsin, who has been visiting in North Yakima, left Tuesday for Seattle and will proceed into Oregon and California.
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Richard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
North Yakima
Seattle
Oregon
California
Cholera Toll Rises Across Petersburgh Region
Government figures reveal the cholera epidemic spanning four provinces and European possessions. Since last May 37 652 cases have occurred with rising fatalities. In the week to July 23 there were 74 new cases and 5 deaths daily in the capital.
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European Passi
Sinca
Lobol Ha
Minneapolitan Visits, Heads Toward Sound Enthusiasm
N. G. Fisch of Minneapolis, visiting here, has set out for the sound with heightened Yakima enthusiasm, growing more eager as the journey proceeds.
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N. G. Fisch
Minneapolis
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Blackman
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Northwetern
Chico
Vancouver
Los Angeles
Vernon
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento
San Francisco
Lad
Street Railway Company
Barbers
Ridward A. (Peyson) Johnson
Yakima Hotel
A. J. Manning
Edward Peyson
Kelly
Justice Department
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Burm Baker
Relative
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