Governor Hay read as Legislature opens full session in Olympia
After the governor's message the Senate resumed and the House recessed. Bills include a new insurance code, elect to appointive insurer inspector, and bids to restore Supreme Court nominations to direct primary. The governor urges local option tightening, convict road pay, short ballot, recall, and a public service commission. The Panama-Pacific expo for 1915 is endorsed.
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Hay
Olympia
Senate
House
Landen
King County
Metcalf
Supreme Court
Supreme
Nebraska
Public Utility Commission
Public Revenue Commission
San Francisco
California
Pacific Slope
Farrell Chosen to Succeed Corey as Steel Trust Head
James A. Farrell of Brooklyn is selected by the U S Steel finance committee to become president, succeeding Wm B Corey. The committee unanimously recommended Farrell for board election. he has led the United States Steel Products corporation since its creation and has over 25 years in the steel industry.
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Farrell
Corey
Steel Trust
New York
James A. Farrell
Brooklyn
U. S. Steel Corporation
Wm. B. Corey
Gary
United States Steel Products Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
Charged With Sale of Liquor Illegally in Sunnyside Valley
A. G. Fleming proprietor of Pioneer Drug Store faces charges of illegal liquor sales during an eastern trip with Sunnyside Land & Investment. He was fined 99 dollars and costs. Painter A. D. James was arrested on similar liquor sale charges. hearing underway.
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Sunnyside
Sunnyside Land & ‘Investment Company
A. G. Flemming
Pioneer Drug Store
C. D. Morgan
A. D. James
Banks Of The City In Annual Meeting In North Yakima
Four banks in North Yakima hold annual meetings reporting a prosperous year and growing banking interests. Officers named include First National President W L Steinweg and Yakima National President Geo Donald. Other banks list presidents, vice presidents, cashiers, and directors.
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North Yakima
First National
Yakima National
Yakima Trust Company
Central Bank & Trust Company
First _National
W. L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
C. R. Donovan
Coal Barges Hit Rocks in Cape Cod Storm
Highland Light Mass January 10 report says three coal carrying barges Treverton Corbin and Pine Forest were wrecked in a storm. Seventeen men perished and life savers could not reach them as the barges broke up and sank near shore after breaking away from the tug Lykens.
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Highland Light
Mass
Cape Cod
Treverton
Corbin
Pine Forest
Peary Declares Polar Glory Solely His After Hellish Feat
Captain Robert E. Peary told the House Naval Affairs Committee that the north pole remains a failed goal and future attempts must be independent. He asserted he deserves all glory for the polar achievement, saying he has endured hell and would not divide credit with another. He noted no chart exists yet but he imagined data to guide one.
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Wington
North Pole
Robert BE
Peary
House Committee On Naval Afsirs
Pole
Six Million Suit Against Patten by Anti-Gambling Leader
Dr. Paul Burmaster, president of the Chicago anti gambling league, filed a $6,000,000 suit in superior court against retired millionaire grain broker James A Patten. Burmaster seeks treble damages under Illinois law for knowledge of gambling transactions, though he says he was not a participant or loser in Patten's cotton operations.
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Chicago
James A Patten
Paul Burmaster
Chicago Anti-Gambling League
Patten
Woman Dealer Arrested in Alleged Assault on Elderly Couple
E T Manhart, known local shopkeeper on South Fourth street, was arrested after John H. Sigil age 60 and his wife 56 reported he beat them. Sigil says Manhart demanded furniture, then assaulted them and fled. Manhart claims self defense and that the couple attacked him first. The case, charged as third degree assault, rests with Justice Hunt with a trial likely pending.
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John H. Sigil
E. T. Manhart
South Fourth Street
Rightmire
Sigil
Justice Hunt
Manhart
Dutch Birds to Shine at Yakima Poultry Show
Dutch classes will highlight the Yakima poultry show next week with many Hamburg breeds on parade. The event will feature rare birds including the silver spangled Hamburg and a famed bird of paradise, drawing patrons for its uniqueness and potential big turnout. Professionals from multiple states have joined, boosting the show’s reach and prestige.
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Yakima
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Oregon
Yakima Valley
Illinois
Iowa
Masonic Banquet at Sunnyside Draws Officials
A Masonic banquet serving 180 plates was held at Sunnyside last evening. The event was furnished by the ladies of the Presbyterian church and several state Masonic officials attended.
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Sunnyside
The
Presbyterian Church
Physician saves Freese family from gas asphyxiation
In Valparaiso Indiana on January 10 a doctor arrived after a faint呼电话 message to Charles Freese’s home. He saved Freese his wife their five children and two guests who were unconscious in bed while Freese collapsed at the phone.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Charles Freese
Freese
Ren
Plan War on Delinquents Prompts Publicity Campaign
The mayor and police vow strict action against juvenile delinquents. All cases will be reported to newspapers to deter crime, with authorities insisting on airing names from raids on hotels and rooming houses and prosecuting repeat offenders.
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Perry
Snow storm snarls coast traffic as weather moderates
Seattle reports the western Washington snowstorm easing after three days. About half an inch fell in Seattle as northern coastal wire service returns. Most American roads are clear except Great Northern has issues. Canadian Pacific trains remain halted with expected service restoration tomorrow.
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Seattle
Washington
Great Northern
Morning Herald Classifieds Offer Six Daily Opportunities
Quote frames the value of timing and seizing chances. The text suggests opportunities abound, especially on the Morning Herald classified page six times weekly, inviting readers to try seeking listings and notices.
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Morning Herald
Heavy North Yakima Rail Shipments Told in 1910 Half Year
The press reports large totals for railway shipments from North Yakima for the first half of 1910 but errors in timing mean figures cover only six months. Key items include apples with 1006 cars soft fruits 683 potatoes 206 hay 246 livestock 110 and vinegar plant barrels 3600.
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M North Yakima
Crawford Attacks Lorimer Over Corruption in Election
Senator Crawford denounces alleged corrupt methods in William Lorimer of Illinois election. He spoke for nearly two hours and signaled support for a resolution to unseat Lorimer, arguing he was not legally elected.
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Washington
Crawford
William Lorimer
Illinois
Newtown Pippins 10 Sell At Lower Price In Britain
London fruit buyer J Nicholls explains in an interview that demand in Britain shifts from rich buyers to broader classes. He notes surplus Newtown pippins must meet the price needs of all buyers, with colored apples increasingly in demand across British markets.
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Newtown
Pippins
J. Nicholls
London
Eng
Herald Tuesay
Mr. Nicholls
Britain
Granger Council Considers New Saloon Application
The High Line hotel applied as the fourth saloon in Granger with three others already in operation. The proposal describes a model hostelry with tile floors and other finished interiors as part of the galoon plan.
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Granger
High Line
Granger Council
Unsold 152 Bales of Hops in Yakima Valley
Payne and McManis announce 152 bales of hops remain unsold in the Yakima valley. Buyers offered 18 cents a pound Tuesday, but no sales occurred. Since July 1, Northern Pacific records show 78 cars shipped from Yakima, with the 1910 crop totaling 11 000 bales.
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Yakima Valley
Yakima ‘Valley
Payne & McManis
Northern Pacific
Syssem
Old Blue the Express Horse Passes in North Yakna
North Yakna mourns Old Blue a long time helper of M T Wards. The celebrated horse aged about twenty served seventeen years hauling fruit and express packages for the Northern company. Veterinarian Ridgway failed to avert the death after a Monday night attempt.
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North Yakna
Blue
Old Blue
M. T. Wards
Presenta Te Friends
Northern Company
Ward
Horticultur Union
Old Horse
Horse Heaven
Sent To Daughter In Moscow Ida Ho For Mental Health
Mrs Laura Parker aged 60 described as a religious fanatic was placed in custody of the sheriff and sent to the home of her daughter Mrs Edwin Chesley in Moscow Idaho. The woman traveling from Seattle to Spokane claimed she would become a girl of eight again and live her life anew. Deputy Sheriff Rightmire and Sheriff Day coordinated with Travelers Aid before notifying relatives and arranging travel.
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Laura Parker
Edwin Chesley
Macow
Idaho
Parker
Seattle
Spokane
Travelers’ Aid
Day
Moscow
Farken
North Dakota
Hamming
Stellacoom Asylum
Old Soldiers to Get Pension Bill Help
Passage of the Sully general pension bill adds $45 million to pension expenditures. Speaker Cannon urged the measure which grants pensions from 15 to 36 dollars to veterans 62 years old or older who served 90 days in the Civil War or 60 days in the Mexican War.
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Washington
House
Speaker Cannon
Mexico
Selah Fruitgrowers Elect Officers at Directors Meeting
The Selah Fruitgrowers union held its first directors meeting Tuesday afternoon. Officers elected include President Dr. A. J. Pressey, Vice President F. R. Henry, Secretary Treasurer C. L. Bradley. Dr. Pressey and Dr. Corrie named delegates to the central union, with George Biehm as part of the board of directors.
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Selah Fruitgrowers Union
Selah
A. J. Pressey
F. R. Henry
C. L. Bradley
Pressey
Dr. Corrie
Central Union
George Biehm
Ice Storage Expands Ahead of Fruit Season Demand
Ice storage capacity is being doubled at Pasco to about 18 000 tons and the Ellensburg ice house to 3 000 to 4 000 tons as railroads seek reliable icing for next summer. Hitherto ice was cut near Ellensburg and along Idaho lines, but this year no formation has occurred, forcing the halfway company to rely on its own supply amid rising demand from fruit shipments and possible severe gold shortages.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco
Richards
Ellensburg
Idaho
Estate of Kielsmeier Opens Probate in Zillah
Letters of administration seek probate of the estate of oné Bier Kielsmeier deceased. Galen Kielsmeier widow files to administer property including 20 acre ranch near Zillah valued at 15000, personal property 300, notes and mortgages 5925. Heirs listed are Peter P. aged 32 Edward aged 30 and Mary Smig daughter 26. No will exists.
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Kielsmeier
Ed Bier
Galen Nt&esmeier
Zillah
Peter P
Edward
Mary Smig
Rancher Found Guilty in Assault Trial
The jury in the case against Henry Eno, an Ahtan rancher, delivered a guilty verdict after a trial before Justice Hunt. The testimony centered on an incident dated December 2 involving George Richardson and Lut and Wilmer Lindsay, though the record notes the evidence did not clearly warrant a conviction.
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Justice Hunt
Henry Eno
George Richardson
Lut
Wiimer
Lindsay
Cincinnati Fire Destroys Chamber of Commerce Building
A large blaze in Cincinnati on January 10th caused over a million dollars in damage and killed or listed as missing several people. The Chamber of Commerce building burned, other properties were damaged, and firemen were injured as spectators watched. The Cincinnati Stock Exchange and Louisville and Nashville offices suffered losses of records, leaving only skeletal remains of historic buildings.
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Cincinnati
Hni
Louisvile and Nash Railroad
Betrayed by Photo Ends Long Search in Frisco
In San Francisco on January 10, Joseph Comlinski, wanted on multiple charges including mail theft and larceny, was captured after a photo identification by Detective Behan. A crowd of about 200,000 reportedly watched the scene as Comlinski was recognized from an aged police photo. He confessed his identity during custody.
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San Francisco
Joseph Comlinski
Voliee
Cro
Tanforanmay Park
Behan
Ideati
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