Murdock defends insurgents against Speaker Cannon in Kansas speech
Emporia dispatch notes Congressman Murdock criticizing Speaker Cannon as stand-patter and stand-stiller, accusing him of opposing progressive reforms from meat inspection to civil service. He claims Cannon favored tariff protection for petroleum and gloves and was blocked by Taft from chairing rules. Also lists baseball scores from national and coast games.
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Emporia, Kas
Murdock
Cannon
Tammany
Lorimer
Illinois
United States Senate
Democrats
William H. Taft
Committee On Rules
Taft Completes U S Tour With Maine Stop
President Taft visited Eastport Maine the northeast corner of the state aboard the Mayflower and spoke for ten minutes denying politics while praising the homogeneity of American citizens. He noted elections in Maine occur September 12 and urged closer Canada U S commercial ties within a year.
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Eastport
Taft
United States
Bar Harbor
Maine
Canada
Poor Judge of Rubber by Senator Bristow in Topeka
Senator Bristow in Topeka denounces Speaker Cannon as a poor judge of rubber arguing there are multiple rubber kinds and that duties on manufactured rubber affect different types. He cites Aldrich trust recognition and references official documents.
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Topeka
Kan
Bristow
Cannon
Aldrich
Poor's Manual
The
Wall Street Journal
Man Places 25000 On Lost Right Leg
Locomotive engineer Alsom Souve files suit in superior court seeking 25000 for a mangled right leg. He claims exposure to cog wheels on a steam shovel while working for Case-Esch bach Construction and the Bschbach-Bruce company on the North Coast right of way in Renton county led to amputation. Attorneys Englehart and Rigg represent Souve.
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Alsom Souve
Souve
Case-Eschbach Construction Company
Bschbach-Bruce Company
Renton
Englehart and
Rigg
Louve
Republican Delegates Deposed and New Yakima County Picks
Republicans of Yakima county met in precincts to nominate delegates to the county convention at the court house on Saturday July 28. The Fifth ward ousted James Jefferson the Afro American precinct committeeman and Dr Philip Frank was chosen to replace him. Delegates from all wards and areas list new names with alternates, each empowered to appoint their substitutes.
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Yakima
Yakima County
Court House
A. Fechter
P. M. Armbruster
Dr. Nywening
Fifth Ward
Republican Central Committee
James Jefferson
Central Committee
Philip Frank
Jefferson
Joseph Clift
H. K. Goldberg
Owen Jones
M. ‘Hauser
Ira P. Englehart
Fred FE. Shaw
W. W. Robertson
P. H. O’brien
H. C. Lucas
George Weikel
E. B. Leekey
J.G. Forman
Bb. Martin
Villaume
O. A. Fechter
C. EB. Udell
A. D. Sloan
Alex
Selah
W. H. Abransky
James Lancaster
G. N. Remington
Iran
King
M. S. Stone
Joseph Dean
W. J. Kinne
Victor Cavalin
Nob Hill
C. H. Hinman
M. N. Richards
Levi Z. Karr
John Kelly
L. D. Humphrey
K. Conant
W. Fef Morgan
Edward Parker
Woman vanishes after band concert in North Yakima
Mrs. Benjamin F. Moore, an elderly Fruitvale resident, disappeared Saturday night after walking toward the river area east of the city. Witnesses recall a distressed woman asking drivers about the First National Bank while near the north side, with police searching ditches and swamps for clues.
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Benjamin F. Moore
Fruitvale
W. W. Pettijohn
North Sixth
Streets
First National Bank
22Nd Street
East C Street
Pettijohn
Moore
HH. J. Snively
Youth Robbers Confess After Severe Interrogation
Police say Charles Korft Vincent Benoit Nigel Revoir and Stanley Boyd aged locals were arrested after a Saturday night theft at Valley Hardware. They describe fleeing with fish hooks flies and a gun case as officers probe links to Yakima hardware robbery and a gang with four members held in the county jail. Boyd and Revoir likely plead guilty while Benoit may face accessory charges.
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Charles Korft
Vincent Benoit
Valley Hardware
Nig” Revoir
Stanley Boyd
Korft
Boyd Lad
Wilcox Hotel
Benoit
Rightmire
Kinnaman
Yakima
Lancaster
Boyd
Revoir
Slats Taylor Returns to North Yakima with Family
Slats Taylor a renowned pitcher in North Yakima baseball circles is back in town with his wife and will stay for several days. He played for the Tiger team in the era of Wilkins Gibson Dunn Spidell Lawrence Shaw Erby and Spec Hubert.
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Slats
Taylor
Roosevelt declines to back Ohio anti-convention candidates
Theodore Roosevelt, in New York, says he will not influence Ohio Republican choices in the anti-convention dispute and seeks alignment with Taft's stance. He met Judge Reynolds Kincaid of Toledo, amid Ohio GOP intrigue over James R. Garfield for governor. Booker T. Washington then urged Roosevelt to speak at the National Negro Business Men's League meeting, and Roosevelt agreed to speak August 19.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ohio
Taft
Reynolds Kincaid
Toledo
Booker Washington
Roosevelt
National Negro Business Men's League
Old Settlers Win From U S Rs Wrestling Show
Crowded Cowiche Woodman hall hosts an athletic program pitting the Old Settlers against reclamation camps. Don Elliott dominates in two straight falls over John Ricoff, Monroe defeats Ernst Marinoff, and Theodore Petroff bests Hobe in 133 pounds with Deputy Sheriff Rightmire as referee. Monroe claims the coast amateur title 1468 and seeks top challengers.
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Cowiche
Reclamation
Od Cowidhe Woodman Hall
Don Elliott
John Ricoff
Monroe
Ernst Marinoff
Hobe
Theodore Petroff
Sheriff Rightmire
Parker Family Sets Off For Pacific Beach Summer
Mrs. Fred Parker and family have left for Pacific Beach to spend the summer season, enjoying the seaside retreat and family time away from home.
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Fred Parker
Pacific Beach
Motion to make more definite filed in Calhoun Denny case
A motion to make more definite was filed in the superior court on Tuesday in the case Calhoun Denny and Ewing against S Mallett. Attorneys Roberts and Udell represented the defendant.
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Calhoun- Denny and
Ewing Againt S. Mallett
Superior Court
Roberts and
Udell
Arrest Man Known Here Admits Guilt in Georgia Murder
Spokane reports the arrest of W. R. Harrison in the city after a tip from J. W. Nasworthy. Harrison, previously in North Yakima, is alleged to have killed a Rochelle, Georgia man three years ago. He admits guilt and seeks transfer to Georgia. Georgia officials pursue extradition.
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Georgia
North Yakima
Spokane
W. R. Harrison
J. W Nasworthy
Mureder
Rochelle
Pond and aunt visiting Powell in Mesa Browh Avenue
Mesa resident Mrs. A Pond of Corning Tennessee and her aunt Mrs. Weston are visiting Mrs. Wilbur F. Powell on Brown Avenue. The visitors are touring the west and Mrs. Pond plans to make her home in the city.
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Mesa. RK
Cascade Lumber Co Sues Farmer for 620 in Goods and Fees
The Cascade Lumber company files in superior court seeking 520 for lumber and shingles sold to P. A. Penderson and wife with no payment made plus an additional 100 for attorney fees. Attorneys Eaglehart and Rigg represent the plaintiff.
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Cascade Lumber Company
Superior Court
P. A. Penderson
Eaglehart and Rigg
Five day Peach Express trains promised by railroads
A five day train from Paseo to Minneapolis for Yakima Valley peaches prunes and pears will be launched probably July 25 with 30 cars of fruit for points east of Fargo. Burlington and Great Northern will run freight Minneapolis to Chicago in 86 hours. Leaders from Northern Pacific and shippers discussed coordination at the Commercial club, with Moline coordinating refrigeration car needs and Thompson mapping fill of 900 cars for Toppenish Wapato Zillah Parker route and 600 cars for North Yakima area plus loading at night.
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Paseo
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific Railroad
Burlington Road
North- Western Roads
Chicago
Commercial Club
Messrs
Thomas Cooper
I. B. Richards
Henry Blakely
Western
Oakline Fruit Growers
Fargo
N. Cp
Margo
Moline
Transportation Department
Stade Department
North
Yakima
Tie
Data Mrour Thompson
Meline
F. BH. Thompson
Carpany
Thompson
Miberta Pastehya Prunes
Coanmbng
Uniley
He Express
Toppenish Wapato
Zillah, Parker
Ete
Pasco
Ena
Moline Saya
Spokane
The
Herald
Miraculous Escape as Fire Wrecks MacArthur Cloak and Sutt House
Fire at the MacArthur Cloak and Sutt house adjoining the First National tank buildings causes total losses estimated at stock 15000 fixtures 3500 and buildings 3000. Ned Hopkins Eagles player falls from the roof sustaining severe burns and Burns Fireman Nelson narrowly escapes as roof collapses. Fire departments from stations 1 and 2 respond with four lines. origin undetermined but theories debunked. Hopkins saved by improvised protection and both men rescued. Hopkins faces serious burns and possible grafting, Nelson burned and saved by timing.
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MacArthur Cloak
Etoedk
Wirst National
Hopkins
Nelson
Tonkins
Mrs Clammer Clemmer Dies After Short Illness
Mrs AG Clemmer died Tuesday at her son's home after a brief illness. A North Yakima resident for 32 years, she was born in Pennsylvania. Survived by six children and several grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at 107 North Fourth Street with Rev. Rose officiating.
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AG. Clemmer
Clammer
North Yakima
Pennayivania
Clemianor
North Fourth Street
Rev. Rose
Mail carrier injured by horse spell from North Yakima
Leigh Roher a mail carrier from North Yakima to Wautoma is ill at home suffering from the skielk of a horse which broke three ribs and administered other internal injuries. Roher purchased a span of horses one died a few days after and the other is responsible for his present trouble.
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Leigh Roher
North Yakima Sanitarium Change May Alter Character
4 J. Hausze reports in North Yakima on business that proposed changes to the Nobbill sanitarium would convert it from a diet institution to a general public appeal facility. The plan would remove the establishment’s determinational and specialist character and make it a resilient surgeon run operation.
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J. Hausze
Yakima
Nobbill
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Miller Building
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