Sunnyside Men Open Big Fight Over Nicolai Case
The Good Citizens Law and Order League of Sunnyside elected Rev. E. N. Smith to fill the vacancy after H. E. Nicolai vanished. Speakers criticized county officials for delaying prosecutions of the Sunnyside blind pigs and urged cooperation with the State Anti-Saloon League while debating Nicolai’s disappearance and motives.
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the Good Citizens’ Law and Order League of
Sunnyside
BE. N. Smith
H. EB. Nicolai
Doty
State Anti-Saloon League
H. E. Nicolai
W. H. Cline
J. B. George
S. J. Harrison
Hon
Lee A. Johnson
Stephen E. Cha
Henry E. Nicolai
Anti-Saloon League
Nicolai
Sunnyside Crime Wave Sparks Mob Violence and Investigations
Aug 6 report from New York describes mobs attacking alleged insult and assault suspects, with police preventing serious harm. Community leaders urge united action against crime and saloon influence, citing Nicolai case and anti saloon league cautions.
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New York
Jenkins
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Big Corporations to Fight Law Probe Tangles in Chicago
Chicago reports say Standard Oil and railroads plan joint action to blunt government investigations. Indicted firms include Chicago & Alton, C B and Q, and Chicago Eastern Illinois. Officials debate handling of Sunnyside liquor cases and Nicolai disappearance. Church leaders urge action and committee probes. Prominent citizens join calls for accountability.
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Nicolai
Sunnyside
Chicago
Standard Oil
New York
Chicago Record Herald
Chicago & Alton
C., B. and Q
Chicago Eastern Illinois
Federal Grand Jury
Landis
Oil Corporation
Rob a ChinK Ellensburg Looters Take Gold
A Chinese lodging house in Ellensburg was burglarized last night. Sung Chen reported $2,000 in gold coins stolen from trunks and boxes, with his $20 hop pipe also taken and discarded nearby. No crew or arrests reported.
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Ellensburg
the Herald
Sung Chen
Chen
Willie Saluskin Dies After Horse Accident in Toppenish
Willie Saluskin 32 died Tuesday morning in Toppenish from injuries after a horse accident in the streets. He led Yakima roundup efforts and was renowned as a premier horseman on the reservation. Old Saluskin, a former leader and wealthy figure, will arrange a white burial with pomp at the family home and Indian cemetery.
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Willie Saluskin
Toppenish
Yakimas
Old Saluskin
George Mannanik
Mannanik
Saluskin
Yakima
Willie
Money All In for Yakima Rex Spray Plant
Monday morning stock for the Yakima Rex Spray company was fully subscribed and the last money needed paid in. The establishment of the plant in Yakima and a local business house will boost the city. Morgan and McKaig seed men helped bring the firm. F A Morgan led the publicity committee and was highly active in the campaign.
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Yakima Rex Spray Company
Morgan & McKaig
F. A. Morgan
Beekeeping Expert Appointed Apiary Superintendent
The state fair commission has appointed Anson S. White of North Yakima as apiary department superintendent for the fair September 23-28. White is a leading beekeeper in the state and his expertise will aid beekeepers attending. No bees are raised in Douglas County according to Hartline Standard.
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State Fair Commission
Anson S. White
North Yakima
Apiary Department
White
Douglas County
Hartline
Japanese laborer crushed arm in Ellensburg yards incident
A Japanese laborer named K. Senjuki in the Northern Pacific Ellensburg yards fell on a turntable injuring his left arm. He had worked there six months and displayed notable nerve in facing the injury.
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Ellensburg
The
Herald
Northern Pacific
K. Senjuki
School Moves Old Fair View Structure to West Side
A school decided to relocate the aging Fair View building to the west side of town. The move aims to free current facilities for new programs while preserving the historic structure in a safer, more accessible area.
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Fairview
West Side
Board Advances School Moves and Schedule Changes
Trustees approve moving Fairview school to west side near portable building to relieve overcrowding at Columbia. Opening date pushed to September 19 with possible further delays for high school. Teachers list adopted. manual training to be reconsidered. commercial course added under Prof. Ratteman with Miss Van Horn handling Spanish.
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Columbia
Fairview
D. (. Reed
D. M. Rand
L. F. Ratterman
Marian van Horn
Washington Wheat Crop Estimate Tops Thirty Nine Million
Chief Deputy Grain Inspector S. S. King projects Washington will harvest over 39 million bushels of wheat, based on two weeks of reports from nearly all sections. The figure excludes Asotin Benton Klickitat and Yakima counties and surpasses prior estimates. King plans to travel east to complete the statewide tally.
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Washington
S. S. King
Asotin
Benton
Klickitat
Yakima
King
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Citizens’ League
E.N. Smith
Alaska
Seattle
Masters
Brutus
Cassius
J.R. Harvey
H. E. Perrin
League
H. D. Jory
Wende
A. H. Lyons
Stephen E. Chaffee
H. M. Lichty
Reds
Treat Raynor
Ams
U. S
Savings Department
W. M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Charles Carpenter
A. B. Cline
R. Donovan
Rob
Red Men
Yakima Spray Company
Change School
Edu
Cation
TLR
Yarmima Mineral Springs CO
North
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