Voters League Calls for Declarations From All Parties
Yakima County Voters' League urges candidates for legislative judicial and county offices to submit written pledges and declarations. Three-member committee will collect declarations by July 2 and present them at a July 25 meeting in North Yakima for wider member review.
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Yukhne
League i
Central Committee
Yakima County
Central
Columnitéee
Voters’ League of
Voters’ League
Unr
Ro Snyder
Granger F
Benz
Toppenish Yancey
Freeman
Sunnyside
Central Committed
North Yakima
Caténmittes
Geir
Commerc
League
Shifting Business Activity Draws Traffic to Third Street
A steady rise in commerce along Third street around Yakima avenue is noted as several firms relocate or expand. Moves include A. M. Nevins to the Wilson block, D. M. Grinnell Optical, Hazelwood Dairy wiring, and Callahan’s planned reopening in the Masonic Temple. The Coffin Rundstrom store and nearby garages mirror the eastward shift, with a new office complex and hotel considered to energize the south Third Street corridor.
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Third Street
Yakima Avenue
Masonic Temple
Barnes-Woodin Department
A. M. Nevin’s Cigar Store
South Second Street
Wilson Block
Yakima
D. M. Grinnell Optical Company
Larson Hardware
Smithers
Hazelwood
North Third Street
Callahan
Callahan Company
Miller
Coffin-Rundstrom Furniture
Murage
Yakima Auto Company
Congregational Church Corporation
Congressmen Would Stay In Washington
Washington July 6 Congress settles into work after the conventions with adjournment seen as possible but unlikely. Senate faces heavy work on supply and deficit bills while the House may stretch the term to campaign through September. Members favor staying in Washington to save costs and reach constituents via records and office staff.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Capitol
Eremain
Lorimer
House
Western House
Frank
Eight Hour Work Limit Warned for Gravel Contractors
The county office through Deputy Prosecutor Harold B. Gilbert warns Hill and Iverson, gravel haulers north of Zillah, that their crews must stop work after eight hours or face prosecution under state law prohibiting contractors under contract with the county from exceeding eight hours. A complaint prompted the action and a warning letter was sent Saturday.
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Harold B. Gilbert
Hill & Iverson
Zillah
Tim
Ther
Former Governor Dawson Calls for Progressive Party National Convention
Charleston West Virginia July 6 Former Governor William G Dawson announced he had signed a call for the national convention of the Progressive Party to be held in Chicago August 1 Dawson was chairman of the Republican State Committee in the WV primary campaign and led the state delegation at the Chicago convention
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Charleston
W. Va
Dawson
Progressive Party
Chicago
Republican State Committee
West Virginia
Mrs Nathan Seen as Leading Candidate for Federation Head
Mrs Frederick Nathan of New York is among leading contenders for the presidency of the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Her principal opponents are Mrs Percy V Pennypacker of Dallas Tex and Mrs Philip Carpenter of New York.
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San Francisco
Frederick Nathan
New York
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Percy V. Pennypacker
Dulles
Tex
Philip Carpenter
Mounted Patrol of Scouts In Yakima Seeks Horse Owners
Scoutmaster H R Buswell calls for boys who own horses to join the First Yakima Mounted Patrol. The unit, tied to Yakima Troop No 1 of the Y M C A boys department, will have eight members and meet under Buswell’s leadership.
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H. R. Buswell
Boy Scouts
Yakima Mounted Patrol
Yakima Troop No. 1
Boys’ Department
Travel sales man from Toppenish commits suicide in Vancouver
C. S. Whittlesey a traveling salesman from a Toppenish Washington nursery shot himself in a rooming house in Vancouver this afternoon. authorities found no apparent motive for the death.
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Vancouver
Wash
C. S. Whittlesey
Illinois Orchards Damaged by Blight
Nurseryman W C Hamilton reports from Illinois that aging orchards near his old home have been nearly destroyed by blight. He notes the loss of a once famed family orchard and widespread damage to other plantings. Corn stands are good but development lags with weak yields versus typical July expectations. Travel westward was hindered by crowded trains and long diversions.
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W. C. Hamilton
Illinois
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Noted Suffragist Platt Decker Dies in Denver
Denver Colp. suffragist leader Platt Decker underwent surgery for uterine obstruction yesterday. Attending physicians report she probably will not survive the night at 4&1 Sanitarium in this city.
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San Francisco
Fener Platt Decker
Denver
Colp
English Nonconformists Celebrate 250th Anniversary
English non conformists mark a 250th anniversary this year with events and reflections on their religious heritage and community impact across regions. The observance highlights long standing congregations and social contributions.
Declaration on Independence Inspires Courage and Resolve
A speaker urges unwavering support for independence, pledging to stake life and fortune on the cause. The address calls for public proclamation and religious approval, recalling Bunker Hill and Lexington and Concord as symbols of sacrifice and future celebration.
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Bunker Hill
Lexington and
Concord
John Adan
Red School House Needs Improvement for Rural Pupils
Chicago July 6 The Little Red School House is unattractive and over two thirds of the twelve million rural public school pupils fail to reach a high standard. A National Council of Education report before the National Educational Association proposes experts be employed to investigate rural districts as a remedy.
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Chicago
Little Red
Houase
National Council of Education
National Educational Association
National Association
Uncle Sam's Boys Win First Honors
Stockholm July 6 The opening of the 1912 Olympic games brings Sweden and the United States into the spotlight. American sprinters lead heats in the 100 and 800 meters with five finalists possible for the 100 and strong U S presence in the 800. Lippincott of Pennsylvania breaks the 100 meters record. Duke Kahanamoku and E Lemming set world marks in swimming and javelin respectively. Drew sustains a tendon injury postponing final.
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Stockholm
Sweden
United States
America
Drew
Meyer
Craig
Lippincott
Belote
Patching
Mike Murphy
D. F. Lippincott
University of Pennsylvania
Springfield
Mass
E. Lemming
Duke” Kahanamoku
Silk cargo rushed east on NP train from Tacoma
Silk worth about 800000 dollars moved in seven express cars on a Northern Pacific special eastbound from Tacoma. 1600 bales of raw silk, largest shipment entering Tacoma, were transferred at Oriental docks as Antilochus began for New York after midnight.
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North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railway
Oriental Docks
New York
Willing The Singer Echo At Back Hall
A brief back hall exchange notes a performer asking for a gun as a provocative, startling moment. The scene captures a tense, edgy mood with a shouted demand and a crowd reaction. No injuries are reported and no action follows.
Injured Girl Dies After Motorcycle Crash
In Salt Lake City on July 6 Miss Grace Cunningham died after injuries from a motorcycle crash at the Motor drome Thursday night. The rider Harry Davis lost control and drove the bike into the grandstand.
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Salt Lake
Grace Cunningham
Harry Davis
Electric heated tray adds warmth to serving line
An electrically heated tray for keeping food warm while served showcases a new idea in the electric heater line. It highlights practical use in catering and dining service, aiming to improve food temperature and presentation.
Farm Labor Supply rules in New York 1911
The New York state department of agriculture supplied about 5000 laborers to farmers in 1911. Employers must advance railway transportation from New York City for the help wanted, but this may be deducted from wages. Generally the farm hands prove satisfactory, though occasionally an experienced hand lacks basic milking knowledge.
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New York State Department of Agriculture
New York City
Remedy for Constipation Proves Essential Family Staple
A household laxative guide promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, reliable remedy for all ages. The ad cites its safety for infants, pleasant taste, and broad use for stomach liver and bowels, with orders via mail from Dr W B Caldwell in Missouri.
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W. J. Wigner
Alma
Colo
Albert E. Guest
Messex
Washington At
Moservelio
Lehmann Resigns as United States Solicitor
Frederick W. Lehmann, solicitor general, places resignation with President Taft. It is not clear if accepted yet, but successor has practically been chosen. Lehmann, a Democrat, has drawn attention for a possible Supreme Court seat and may be a candidate for attorney general if a Democratic administration arises.
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Washington
Frederick W. Lehmann
United States
Taft
Lehmann
Supreme Court
Thoughtful Distillery Plans Spark Selah Valley Interest
T D Kennerly of Baker Oregon proposes a fruit based distillery near Selah Valley. He aims to start with a 300 gallon daily plant using peach apricot prune and two apple brandies. He seeks suitable near by fruit acreage affordable land drains access to fuel and easy fruit transport.
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T. D. Keaverly
Baker
Ore
T. Ferguson
Mr. Kennerly
Kennerly
Dunn
Portland
Lorimer Senate Trial Enters Final Stage
The second Lorimer misconduct trial moves into final stage in the Senate as debate begins. Senate leaders defer voting from July 6 to next legislative day amid mixed support from Dillingham, McCumber, and Myers who opposes Lorimer.
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Washington
Wm. Lorimer
United States Senate
Senate
Dillingham
Vermont
Lorimer
McCumber
North Dakota
Hillness Benatons
Senator Myers
Montana
Tax Commission to Set Railways Tax Rates in Yakima
About 75 witnesses will be examined by the state tax commission in North Yakima to determine railway property values for tax assessment. The process, led by J B Frost and others, seeks accurate valuations of real and personal property including Western Union, Northern Pacific, and local lines.
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Mondey
Yakima County
North
Yakima
The
Tax Commission
J. B. Frost
T. D. Rockwell
M Jd
Can Vrigan
Ani
Sonr
Mcturdy
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ion
Olympia
McCurdy
Turtle Doves Protected by Law in Washington
Virgil Dudley, state game warden, cites 2 Rem. Bal. Code 6345 and officials on the illegality of killing or possessing wild birds like turtle doves. The notice lists protected groups, notes no open season on quail or prairie chickens, and offers a free game-safety synopsis from Yakima County auditor.
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Virgil Dudley
John L. Riseland
State of
Washington
Yakima @ounty
W. R. Dudley
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Third Party
Uncle Sam
Fletcher
Selah Valley
Yakima Fruit
Atate Tax Commission
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