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Ankeny of Washington Described as Desirable Senate Opponent
Collier's article profiles Levi Ankeny of Walla Walla as the central target in Washington state senatorial politics. It traces his rise from Lewiston to state politics, his alleged money focus, and the railroads’ backroom deals shaping earlier campaigns and current opposition.
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P. Connolly
Walla Walla
United States
Phate
Collier's
New York
C. P. Connolly
Washington
Ankeny of
Senate
Ankeny
Lewiston
Supreme Court of Washington
van Buren Clark
Levi Ankeny
Seattle
New Willard Hotel
Cannon
Speaker Cannon
President Roosevelt
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon
Republic
White House
Washington Territory
Jon B. Allen
George F. Edmunds
Allen
West
George Turner
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Olympia
John L. Wilson
John B. Allen
Frank Mussiter
van Houten
Mussiter
Capital
Tenino
Massiter
Patrick Henry Winston
Wilson
Winston
Addison G. Foster
Tacoma
B. D. Crocker
George H. Stevenson
Columbia River
Stevenson
Great Northern
Crocker
Henry McBride
Railroad Commission
Portland
Washington State
Will H. Thompson
B. S. Grossecup
Grosscup
Peter Grosscup
Chicago
King County
Preston
Supreme Court
Judge Burke
The
Seattle “Times
Ankenv
Fugieman
Times
Pacific Coast
Arthur F. Statter
Statter
M. L. Statter
Committee On
Foster
Geological Survey
Lester
Charles G. Bennett
Nesmith Ankeny
Senator Ankeny
Cow Creek
Anken
Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
the Treasury
Samuel H. Piles
United States Senate
U Charles Sweeny
Sweeny
John D. Rockefeller
Federal Court of Appeals
San Francisco
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