Long game low score pitchers battle in coast league
In a remarkable day in the Coast League San Francisco beat Oakland 1 to 0 in 24 innings. Pitchers Wiggs and Henley each allowed few hits while 13 strikeouts and six walks marked the duel. Sacramento and Portland finished 18 innings tied 1 to 1.
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Sacramento
Portland
Oakland
San Francisco
Wiggs
Henley
Northwest
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Spokane
Vancouver
Seattle
American
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Good Humor Paves Way in Wool Schedule Debate
In Washington on June 8 the senate debated the wool schedule with light humor as Dolliver proposed amendments to boost Republican support for protection tariffs. Smoot and Warren defended finance committee recommendations while Carter demonstrated wool manufacturing from sheep to garment and explained wool uses and processes.
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Washington
Senate
Dolliver
Smoot
Warren
Finance Committee
House
Payne
Carter
City Ramps Up Effort to Relieve Basement Floods in Yakima
North Yakima sewers and drains undergo a week long inspection led by City Engineer Doolittle and Building Inspector Wise. Officials expect the west side drain near Shandon to be found faulty or collapsed, with rapid action planned to restore service and ease basement flooding. Mayor Armbruster said relief will come as fast as workmen can proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Yakima
Doolittle
Wise
Shannondith
Armbruster
the Herald
Flood Waters Cause Severe Damage Across Colorado and Wyoming
Flood waters in Colorado and Wyoming cripple rail traffic and force residents in lowland areas to abandon homes as crops suffer millions in losses across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
Farmers in Pullman Get Extortion Letters Demanding Payment
Three prominent Pullman farmers in Colfax receive letters threatening their property with fire if money is not placed under Busby bridge. The letters are signed Orchard H. Sheriff Carter is investigating the extortion attempt.
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Colfax
Pullman, Wash
Busby Bridge
Orchard H
Carter
French Ambassador Jusserand to Visit Yakima Valley
Plans sent to Ambassador Jusserand of France for entertainment in the Yakima valley. He and his wife are due late this week and will tour Nob Hill Moxee Parker Zillah Toppenish Fort Simcoe with luncheons and a Fort Simcoe sport program. A dinner at the Yakima hotel will close the visit with a reception by Dr Tetreaus Frank Horsley and H P James.
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Yakima Valley
M. Jusserand
Nob Hill
Moxee
Parker
Zillah
Toppenish
Fort Simcoe
Walter Granger
North Yakima
Yakima Hotel
Dr. Tetreaus
Frank Horsley
H. P. James
Janeck Draws Prize Land in Dietrich Tract Idaho
L O Janeck of this city won a 160 acre prize in the Dietrich tract in the Snake River valley Idaho after a drawing of Tuesday. Land valued at 100 to 1000 dollars an acre will be his upon selection, with water payments of 521.50 already sent. Fritz Miller and an on site engineer will locate him. About 5000 applicants sought tracts ranging 40 to 160 acres between Richfield and Shoshone, and the scheme is projected to yield over a million dollars in water revenues for Idaho.
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L. O. Janeck
Dietrich
Snake River Valley
Idaho
Richfield
Shoshone
New irrigation prospects from high altitude water strike near Yakima
The Rose Land company reports a new water discovery at 300 feet depth about 20 miles from North Yakima, at a higher altitude than prior artesian wells. The well waters a 20 acre area, enabling combined irrigated and dry farming on a quarter section with initial costs lower than small irrigated tracts, advancing fruit, alfalfa and vegetable potential while wheat remains dry land.
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The
Rose Land Company
Yakima
Cloudburst Dooms Underwood With Floods And Deaths
A cloudburst in Underwood South Dakota floods the town four feet deep. Heavy damage is reported with several fatalities. Guardians and responders rush to assess casualties and secure property as residents begin recovery.
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Rapid City
S. D
Underwood
Elks Plan Social Sessions and Building Proposals
The Elks will host a large social evening and smoker on Thursday. A report on suitable club rooms will be presented, with proposals including a two story building for three lots north of the theatre and near the courthouse on North Second Street. A local firm has offered to rent the lower floor, contingent on finish.
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E Elks
Court House
North Second Street
Doolittle Considered for Chair of Highway Engineering
Engineer Tharold J. Doolittle is tendered the chair of Highway Engineering at the State College in Pullman. The role includes an assistant professorship under Professor Waller, with duties across the state on road building topics. Doolittle, a 1898 alumnus, is currently city engineer on leave from the reclamation service and has a potential return to his alma mater if he accepts.
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State College
Tharold J. Doolittle
The
Pullman
Waller
Doolittle
Reclamation Service
Cherry Harvest An Excellent One In North Yakima
Cherries are being shipped from North Yakima in large quantities by the Horticultural Union. shipments were sent on Saturday and Monday with more expected daily as the crop becomes "on" in a day or two. J O Shadbolt of Parker joined the union and will have its representatives harvest his heavy crop. Piggott of the same region also lined up. Beautiful strawberries in the North Yakima district are now handled by the union, with crates selected to be sent to Seattle for Yakima county day at the fair.
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North Yakima
Horticultural Union
J. O. Shadbolt
Parker
The
Union
Irish
Seattle
E. J. Haasze
Yakima County
Yakima
Barnes displays new collection of Yakima exposition buildings
Cc H Barnes of Barnes Woodin reports photographer W P Romans secured a fine collection of exposition buildings and grounds including the Yakima building. The set will be shown in Barnes window today for the city to view.
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Cc. H. Barnes
Barnes-Woodin Company
W. P. Romans
Yakima Valley
Exposition
Yakima
Barnes
Captain Jenkins Praises West Over East After New York Trip
Captain Jenkins of the Salvation Army in North Yakima returns home from New York and Chicago, praising the West as superior. He notes better stores and buildings in North Yakima, credits local kindness for his travel, and commends Miss Fiooth for her intellect and oratory.
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Captain Jenkins
The
Salvation Army of
North Yakima
West
England
Atlantic Coast
Jenkins
Congress of Officers of the Army
New York
Congress
Chicago
Settlement Reached In Sugar Trust Suit
A thirty million dollar case filed by the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining company against the American Sugar Refining company was settled out of court in New York. Terms remain confidential pending ratification by the Pennsylvania court appointing George D. Jarle Jr. as receiver. if ratification fails the case will be retried.
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Sugar Trust
American Sugar Refining Company
Ins
Pennsylvania
George D. Jarle Jr
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Lost in the Cascades Found After Night in the Woods
L H Linbarger of Yakima Transfer, while fishing near Lake Raches with Frank Bryant Frank Baker and P A Williams, was separated from the group. A search party scoured the woods for four hours until Bryant found him by a campfire four miles from the Gale Creek trail. He had waited until morning after losing the trail in slippery hills.
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the Cascades
L. H. Linbarger
Yakima
Transfecs
Mr. Linbarger
Lake Raches
Frank Bryant
Frank Baker
P. A. Williams
North Yakima
Captain Gale
Kacies Lodge
Duncan Dunn
Pat Lynch
Jack Nichols
Linbarger
Bryant
Smoker opposition to new saloon screen law rises
Report notes increased pipe sales and cigarette papers as adults and youth brace for a looming saloon screen law. Sheriff Lan caster enforces the measure while the Royal Arch laments visibility from saloons and waits for June 12 action amid looming legal challenges.
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Lancaster
Plan Consolidation for Harbor and Rail Improvements
Los Angeles reports a plan to consolidate Los Angeles San Pedro and Wilmington with a ten million dollar program for municipal harbor and railway improvements. The funds are to be spent within ten years and were unveiled by the consolidated commission of the Los Angeles city council.
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Los Angeles
San Pedro
Wilmington
Consolidated Commission
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First National Bank of North
W. L. Steinweg
A. B. Cline
C. R. Donovan
Jusserand
Ambassa
Dor Jusserand
France
Janeck
City Engineer
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Miller
Commercial Club
Pacific Coast
Pennsyvania
Sugar Refining Company
Lake
Raches
Royal Arch
Lambert Raskins
Ellensburg
Inaw
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