Splawn Declares Runs for Washington Governor
Jack Splawn of North Yakima filed his declaration for governor at the Tacoma conference, a bombshell to Pattison and Blackman supporters. He aims to win the nomination with Bryan club fundraising, while party leaders organize August meetings and electors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Bryan
State Central Democratic Committee
Jack Splawn
North Yakima
John Pattison
Colfax
William Blackman
Seattle
Splaw
Tom Vance
Olempia
W. J. Byham
Vancouver
EK. A. Fitzhenry
Port Angeles
N. K. Mead
Spokane
Wright
P. S. Byrne
H. D. Merritt
Albert Schooley
Chehalis
Splawn Club Formed as Yakima Democrats Rally Behind Splawn
A Democratic rally in North Yakima led to the formation of a Bryan Splawn club with officers including President Bo Winsor Jr and Secretary George F McAuley. A J Splawn is a leading gubernatorial candidate, and party leaders debated prohibition policy amid rapid organizing after a Monday session in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Splawn
Washington
North Yakima
Tacoma
Democratic State Committee
Splawn
George McAuley
H. J. Snively
Hatfield
Sulawn
Teles Srams
Court House
Sulawn Club
Broyan- Splawn Club
Bo Winsor, Jr
George F. McAuley
Joseph Rlevenson
Richard Strobach
John Morrissey
B. W. Lockhart
Yakima Valley
Yakima Country
County Pioneer Association
Tansportation Company
New American Carriage Horse Class At Washington State Fair
Washington state fair commission adds American carriage horse class with top awards promised. The program traces to a bureau of animal industry effort with Colorado station to establish a stud led by Professor Carlyle using Carmen and about 30 mares from Standard-breds Morgan and American Saddlebred lines. Entries require registration in specified American registers and sound, pure American stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington State
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Colorado
American Morgan Register
America Saddle Horse Register
American Saddle Horse Register
Judging Rules and Prize List for Carriage Horse Show Rings
Entries judged on conformation, style, action and manners with emphasis on true action. Ring specific weights guide judges. harness classes shown to vehicles, others in hand. Prizes range from 10 to 50 dollars across stallions mares and foals with tiered rewards for get and sire performances.
Yakima Y M C A Pool Draws Crowds In Opening Week
The Y M C A natatorium opened Tuesday at noon and has averaged 40 swimmers daily. Membership categories include Juniors ages 12 to 14 and Intermediates ages 15 to 17. An inducement offers tickets dated from opening, expected mid August, with steady daily applications showing local youth value the new facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheke Eo
Pepe
Yakima
North Coast Railroad Seeks Franchise Renewal in Yakima
President R E Stra horn of the North Coast railroad says extending their North Yakima franchise should be easy. The original contract required 100 miles of track and train service by August 4, but delays occurred. They will apply for renewal at the August council meeting, and he expects approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
R. E. Strahorn
North Coast Railroad
North Coast
Yakima
Golden Grain Granules Coffee Claims Pure Nutrition
A Yakima Grocery Co. ad touts Golden Grain Granules as 100 percent pure cereal coffee that tastes and smells like coffee but enriches both adults and children. It asserts children have a right to drink it and that the product strengthens them, noting 14 000 fans at Pure Food shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Grocery Co
North
Yakima
Postponed land sale to October due to funding gap
Commissioner E W Ross announces the September state land sale is moved to October because appropriations fall short. He warns a funding squeeze risks delaying state land, school, and granted lands sales for months, with advertising and inspection funds depleted and presses urged to help fund the October through January sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Ross
State Land Department
Washington
Ross
Land Department
State Land Office
Land Office
Jones calls for joint public debate with Ankeny over Senate race
Open letter from W L Jones invites Levi Ankeny to face each other in a public debate to compare records on labor and policy. Jones argues direct discussion will correct misrepresentations and let voters question them, urging coordination on dates and venues across Washington.
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Senator Ankeny
Weesly L. Jones
Congressman Jones
Ankeny
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Wash
State of Washington
United States
Union
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Labor
Republican Party
W. L. Jones
Waste utilization plant eyed in Yakima Valley
J M Brown North Yakima fruit inspector plans forming a local capital backed company to build a waste processing factory. He will meet Seattle experts on converting orchard and vineyard waste into jellies syrups and other products under the pure food law. A new factory is expected soon to handle unusable fruit and create local jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Valley
J. M. Brown
Seattle
Yakima
Brown
Roosevelt
Yakima County To Exhibit Fruit At Spokane State Fair
Yakima County plans a premier fruit exhibit at Spokane inter state fair. The Horticultural Union aims to display a record fruit show in Washington with apricot storage and fresh boxes after the fair. Commissioner E Remy oversees the display to boost interest in county horticulture this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Spokane
Horticultural Union
Union
Washington
E. Remy
Pineules for the Kidneys Offer Trial at One Dollar
A 30 days trial of Pineules promises kidney relief from backache and rheumatic pains. The product claims to purify blood and boost overall strength, with immediate effects after the first dose. Sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
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Kittitas
Yakima Trust Company
Bryan-Splawn Club
HR. Winsor
George McAulsy
Graham
Eastern
Jones
North Yakima, Wash
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