Taft Receives Hearty Ovation in Kansas City Banquet
Secretary Taft speaks to about 15 000 in the convention hall as 1200 banqueters from Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri attend the elaborate event. He defends the Roosevelt policies and warns of plutocracy while urging lawbreaker accountability. Ballard's Snow Liniment is endorsed in a testimonial from Wright W Loving Grand Junction Colorado.
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Taft
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Ballard
Grand Junction
Colo
Wanted man Bull Wilson jailed in Ellensburg for grand larceny
Spokane authorities had sought Bull Wilson for an extended period. He was sentenced at Ellensburg to a term in the state penitentiary after a conviction for grand larceny.
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Bull” Wilson
Spokane
Wol
Ellensburg
State
Clever forger nets seven checks in local theft spree
A man called Tom Basket used forged checks signed by W T Murphy to steal from locals in Kent Washington. He cashed nine to eighteen dollar checks at Madden's rooms, a secondhand store, a lunch counter, and a drug store, while posing as Will Chambers. Victims included Madden, Shench, Shreiber, Fry, and others. a warrant was issued but Basket remained at large.
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Basket
W. T. Murphy
Murphy
State Fair Ground
Order of Eagles
Kent
Wash
Madden
John J. Shreiber
Will Chambers
Mr. Murphy
D. H. Fry
Fry Drug Store
Eagles
van Diest
Eagle Bar
W. H. Schenck
H. B. Madden
Daget
Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Relief for Prostate and Kidney Trouble
A medical ad notes that over sixtyage men often suffer kidney bladder issues from enlarged prostate. It claims Foley's Kidney Cure corrects irregularities and cites Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri who, at 91, reports improved health after two bottles. Available at North Yakima Drug Store.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
North Yakima
Sloan
Inland Empire Excursion Heads to California for Three Weeks
Ed Allen Gale Partridge and Callahan left Thursday to lead an Inland Empire excursion into California. About 209 people expected to join, with a stop in Portland and travel down to Los Angeles. The route shifts this year via Pasco and Walla Walla with local Commercial clubs showing strong interest.
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Ed. Allen
Gale Partridge
Cach Callahan
Inland Empire
California
Portland
Los Angeles
Pasco
Walla Walla
Fire Dept Welcomes New Horse for Stable Use
Chief Dawson brings in 17-hand 1430 pound dark horse bought Monday from M. G. Davis after a weekend trial. The animal replaces the department’s missing horse since July and will boost center operations. veterinary clearance and price paid were noted. Ballard's Snow Liniment endorsed by D. R. Byrnes for bruises. available at D. H. Fry.
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Dawson
M. G. Davis
Davis
Public building bill for North Yakima Washington
Congressman Jones presents H. Rf. No. 553 to erect a federal building in North Yakima Washington with a $250000 request and a $275000 estimated cost. He notes rapid growth population rising from 3154 to about 12000, increasing post office receipts, multiple federal offices, and existing major structures including Y M C A Mille court house and high school. He urges favorable consideration and cites nearby reclamation and government activity.
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Congressman Jones
Sir
North Yakima
Washington
United States
Treasury Department
U. S. Reclamation Service
W U. S. Court
U. S. Land Office
Mille
Court House
Reclamation Service
W. L. Jones
Owl Special Dance Event Sparks Local Interest
A community dance night titled the Owl Special draws residents to the town hall. Organizers promise live music, light refreshments, and a focus on inclusive fun for families and neighbors.
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Yakima Ave
Little Bunny
Diamond Dick
Frank X. Nagler
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Yakima
Chief Dawson
Big Boy
D. R. Byrnes
Doversville
Federal
North Second ST
F. F. Nelson
Yakima Valley
Cascade Lumber Co
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