Enforcement of Motor Laws Campaign Begins on New Licenses
City police will enforce all traffic ordinances with new licenses issued June 1. Judge Bounds warns speeding and license violations will be punished, urging right turns and courtesy. Yakima avenue violations will face fines. Heavy traffic reported with 836 autos and 2215 teams observed, pedestrians 7034, amid Saturday activity and workload concerns.
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Electric road crossing construction advances for second track
Workmen of the street railroad company have reached the railroad crossing on West Yakime avenue as the second track is laid. The project connects with the north track, enabling a double line up to the crossing with no delay expected while the balance of double tracking is completed.
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Crossing tally at Yakima avenue reports traffic disruption
A crossing tally at Yakima avenue counted traffic from 7 p m to 7 p m under street commissioner Murt Schiehtl. The count was hampered by roadwork tearing up the west side, causing many teams to use nearby crossings.
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Murt Schiehtl
Not Frugal Yet Ready to Seek Western Farms
H J Iberson of Winchester Kentucky moved to North Yakima with hope for future crops after three failed tomato seasons and late frosts. He predicts many Eastern farmers will follow west seeking reliable land and cites widespread crop failures in Colorado Kentucky and Arkansas and flood damage to grain.
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H. J. Iberson
Winchester
North Yakima
Washington Hotel
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North
Yakima
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Kentucky
Arkansas
American Woman Who Made Good in Turkey and Corfu
Corinna Shattuck, born in Louisville, led girls education in central Turkey and built an orphan and crafts program in Corfu. She organized four shops for carpentry and sewing, trained boys as workers, and funded projects with her own resources. Her courage during Armenian massacres and her lasting educational and industrial plants defined her legacy.
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Turkes Levryy
Corfu
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New England
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American Board
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Abraham
Aleppo
Marash
Trout for Fishermen From Hatchery Arrives at North Yakima
One hundred gallons of brook trout are being delivered from the Spokane area hatchery to Fish Warden Mullen in North Yakima. Local sportsmen with suitable waters will receive stock, while unclaimed fish will be placed where they can be put to good use. Hatchery agents accompany the shipment, routing some fish toward Ellensburg and stopping to distribute in the lower valley.
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Poindexter Says Judges Should Be Nominated Nonpartisan
Congresssman Miles Poindexter argues against party influence in supreme court nominations. He opposes submitting his republicanism to political figures and opposes a partisan convention, urging nonpartisan primaries as in 1907.
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Jack Sinclair Marries Portland Woman
News reaches of the marriage of John Sinclair formerly of this city to Mrs. Zora Williams in Portland on May 22. Sinclair is a Yakima county native from a prominent local family and has worked at the Yakima National Bank. he has spent the past two years in Alaska.
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Sinclair
Yakima County
Yakima National Bank
Alaska
Broderick Indicted Posts $10,000 Bond
Springfield IL May 30 State Senator John Broderick under indictment for bribery in the Lorimer election posted a $10,000 bond for his appearance. Senator S C Pemberson and Representative J A Clark under indictment for conspiracy over state house furniture contracts posted bonds of $5,000 each.
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Springfield
Taft Fifteen Receives Thousand Dollar Cow Pauline Wayne
Wisconsin Senator Isaac Stephenson secures a prize Holstein cow to furnish all milk and butter for President Taft and family. Pauline Wayne, granddaughter of Gertrude Wayne, is chosen as the official presidential cow from the Somers stock farm. She will be shipped to Washington in July and guarded closely en route.
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United States
Washington
Husband Admits Love For Another Involving Custody Case
Lula M Best files for separation and child custody against J S Dest Kings, alleging cruelty and human mistreatment. She claims he confessed loving another woman, Mrs Tutt of North Yakima, and that he pursued her with trips to Seattle while maintaining his home and finances with the three children Beulah, Dorthas, and the son.
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Yakima
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Ben
LaDu
Seattle
Prishia
Meohey
Yakima Valley Fruit Grading and Packing Rules Debated
Shippers from North Yakima and the valley met at the Commercial club to set rules for grading and packing fruit for shipment. No firm steps were taken on apples beyond exploring a statewide standard and possibly adopting the Spokane arrangement as guided by the National Apple show.
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North Yakima
Spokane
Yakima Merchants Run Tighten Rules On Peaches And Prunes
Yakima shippers discuss new regulations affecting peaches and prunes with minor changes over the past rules. They will meet again in about four weeks after consultations with neighboring valleys produce preliminary replies.
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Yakima
Alfalfa Carnival Adds North Yakima Band and Civic Plans
North Yakima visitor Mr. Fields secured a crack band for the Alfalfa carnival set for Saturday June 4 in town. The program features a city band concert at 4 30 followed by athletic events and a night concert with the Yakima City band and other musical entertainment plus a special excursion train from North Yakima to the carnival. Local officials note broader citizen interest and ongoing talk of Memorial Day timing.
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Yakima
Hunts Ranch Work in Vain
A youth named Thorp sought ranch work in the city amid labor talks. Secretary H W James of the Commercial club and City Council member Shay commented on the labor situation while Thorp, from Sand Pollut, Tate, exhausted and roaming for employment, moved from ranch to ranch unsuccessfully.
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Oie
Yakima Pavement Pleases Its Own Owners
A history of Yakima street paving describes a brick pavement project and its impact on property owners. The article notes the contractor’s payments, the brick bed quality, and concerns about foundation integrity affecting long term durability and city views on the project.
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Yakima
Mrs He S Mudgell Returns From Chicago Winter Sojourn
Mrs HE S Mudgell of Nob attended Chicago during the winter and has now returned home.
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HE. S. Mudgell
Nob
Joo
Chitago
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