Roosevelt Defies Taft in Chicago Rally Fight for Principle
In Chicago on the eve of the Republican convention, Roosevelt denounces party bosses and warns that any convention action based on fraudulently seated delegates is not binding. He urges a fight for honesty, decency, and the rights of all Republicans against moneyed influence and political crookedness.
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Remarkable London Gathering of British Transport Workers
A large London meeting of British Transport Workers supports a strike that disrupts shipping. Mass meetings are held daily, with organizers predicting rapid spread. Several Baijings were canceled and travelers disrupted as union recognition lies at the heart of the clash.
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London
British Transport Workers
Yakima Enthusiast Sees Canada Land Boom And Trade Prospects
J M Perry returns from a trip through Chicago and Canadian Pacific routes via Winnipeg Edmonton Calgary Vancouver and Victoria. He notes strong interest in Yakima fruit and predicts Canada will buy more orchard crops while Western Canada’s land boom accelerates real estate activity. He cites high prices explained to eastern buyers and a sharp labor and material shortage fueling rapid growth. Continued on page two.
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Victoria
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Edmorton
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Fechter Resumes School Board Seat After Vote
O A Fechter resumes duties on the North Yakima school district board after the board refused his resignation. The vote upheld Fechter amid petitions urging his withdrawal, with Watt Knerr and Wilson in favor of rejection and McAulay voting no. Secretary Kumler notified Fechter by phone, and he reported back within 15 minutes.
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North Yakima
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Lincoln School
Ralph Chathham
Fairview
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Medicine Chest
Coal Companies Seek Higher Wages Amid Rail Rate Disputes
Roslyn coal firm official files complaint with the public service commission alleging Northern Pacific rates favor Seattle and Carbonado, costing Roslyn to Benton City more per ton. Miners plan wage talks next July as Roslyn output remains cut and demand rises for state institutions.
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Roslyn-Cascade Coal Company
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Yakima
Ryezele
City Commission Postpones North First Street Paving Vote
At Monday morning meeting the North First street paving decision was postponed to allow milling residents to speak. The city already agreed to cover the cost of building two bridges over the big ditches and a further hearing will be held next Monday.
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City Commission
First
Pavine Wiestatin
City to vote on sewer bond for North Yakima plan
North Yakima plans a $850,000 to $400,000 bond issue to rebuild and extend the sewer system including a purification plant. City and county leaders plus Health Officer Dr. Tetreau endorse action to stop Yakima River pollution and seek state experts to review final plans before a special election.
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Yakima
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Tetreau
Elmer Ke, Heg
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Reservation
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