Mail Carriers Appointed for North Yakima
The Yakima Herald reports Frank P. Lanterman and Roy McWain named as North Yakima mail carriers with W. W. Doty as substitute. Civil service results were announced from Washington after November exams. Free delivery hoped by Feb 1 but delays in fixtures and route mapping may push full service several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Frank P. Lanterman
Roy McWain
W. W. Doty
Washington City
Lanterman
Heratd
Chicago
McWain
G. A. MccWain
New York
Attempted Hold Up In City Leaves 88-Year-Old Victim Shaken
John W. Redfield, 88, arrived from Grants Pass to visit his son T. G. Redfield. An attempted robbery occurred as two men guided him toward a restaurant. A J Garvey was arrested but released after a hearing. Redfield identified Garvey while another man fled after the struggle. Garvey later escorted the old man to a hotel with no police report filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Redfield
T. G. Redfield
Mr. Redfield
Grants Pass
Yakima Avenue
Front Street
Land’s Saloon
A. J. Garvey
Tom Redfield
Garvey
Switzer Building
South First Street
Wyman & Frazer
J. C. McCrimmon
Garvey Arrested After Hold Up Attempt
Report says Mr. Redfield believed his son lived on Third street. The attacker, a stranger to him, was identified as Garvey who claimed prior companionship with the highwayman. Officers Small and Bland detained Garvey, holding him for a 4:30 p.m. Thursday trial. evidence appeared strong but insufficient for continued detention.
Washington land office fights over 14 positions noted
A Washington Spokesman-Review correspondent discusses looming battles for the 14 land office posts across the state. Salaries range from 2032 to 3000 annually with terms ending for register Walter Reed on June 28 and receiver Miles Cannon on February 25. An early, lively scramble is anticipated amid delegation tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Walla Walla
Waterville
Vancouver
Seattle
Olympia
North Yakima
Representative Jones
Senator Foster
Walter J. Reed
Register
Miles Cannon
Interpreting an Interstate Commerce Commission Note
A historical column cites ICC remarks on limited enforcement of the anti-trust act and the ineffectiveness of Supreme Court decisions on railroad associations. The piece also includes anecdotes and quotes about a photographer, a stockholder question, and several Foley’s Kidney Cure advertisements from Kentucky and Washington state sources.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Joint Traffic Association
Steps The Cough And Works Of The Lord
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure coughing in one day with a money back guarantee. Advertisement promises relief for symptoms and emphasizes a low price of 25 cents.
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Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
North Yakima, Wash
Whitson & Parker
Edwd
Whitso
Fred Parker
Boosle & Rigg
Yakima National Bank
H R Wells, M. D
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Minneapolis
David Rosser
U. 8
Ayres
D. P. Frank
J. E. Banks
A.S. Hayley
Yakima City
Schindeler’s
Jewelry Store
A G. Redfield
Yakima Ave
F. Thompson
Briggs & Dam
Wash
Gly M. Richards
North Yakima Drug Store
Sixth Street
AL Bank OF North
M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Char. Carpente
H. B. Scudder
W. B. Dudley
Yakima County
J. T. Foster
Jon. C. Liggett
A. N. Short
Liggett & Short
Undertakers
North
Yakima
THE
Yakima Herald
J. W. Redfield
W.L. Yancy
Paducah
Kentucky
Foley
A. D. Sloan
Frank Treadwell
Bennett
Bayles
Pearson & Watt
Grocers
New Miller
Drayman
Pioneer Lumber Co
R. J. Curry
Diamond Dick
Little Bunny
Frank X. Nagler
Read’s Steam Laundry
North First Street
Mulhollan
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