Roosevelt Attacks Taft Over Government Theory Debate
In Portland on March 23 Colonel Roosevelt attacked Taft's speeches arguing his view creates government by a political and financial elite. He cited Lincoln to oppose "government of the people for the people by a representative part" and urged recall of court decisions, warning against property confiscation and private use of public assets. He named Penrose Gallinger Barnes McKinley Tawney as backers of the president's theory.
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Portland
Roosevelt
Roosevelt State Committee
Taft
Lincoln
Penrose
Gallinger
William Barnes Jr
McKinley
Tawney
Expensive Bird Convicted in Satus Pheasant Case
C J Dumbolton of Satus was fined 10 dollars and costs in Justice Hunts court for possessing a Chinese pheasant. Costs exceeded 100 dollars. Arrested by Game Warden Frank Bryant around January 1, this retried trial followed a hung jury on possession meaning. Yakima Valley Fish and Game Protective Association members attended, marking the first conviction since the group formed.
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C. J. Dumbolton
Satus
Justic Hunt
Dumbolton
Frank Bryant
Wm. Thompson
J. Lenox Ward
Yakima Valley Fish & Game Protective Association
Dead man called for jury in Pasco amid error
In Pasco Washington officials tried to summon a deceased man for the April petit jury. Mrs Henry Behrens of Epitopia notified the sheriff that her husband who died last August was listed. The item ends with garbled ad text including an herbal liver remedy.
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Pasco
Wash
Harry Dent
Henry Behrens
Epitopia
Yakima County to House State Birds Exhibit at Courthouse
Yakima county officials allocate space in the courthouse farmers room for a permanent mounted birds exhibit. Game Warden Frank Bryant, with a permit from John Riseland, will begin a statewide collection in Yakima, focusing on upland and water birds and predatory species for educational outreach to farmers and hunters.
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Yakima County
Frank Bryant
Bryant
Yakima
John L. Riseland
Kittitas
Bellingham
Yakima Knights of Pythias to Attend Mabton District Meet
At least 25 Yakima Knights of Pythias will ride a special Northern Pacific car to Mabton for the district convention and a prize drill. Delegates from Roslyn to Kennewick will attend, with Yakima’s drill team seeking championships against rivals including Prosser. A $2.50 round trip rate applies, with travel on an early train and return on No. 257 arriving Yakima at 2:30 a.m.
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Yakima Knights of Pythias
Mabton
K. of P
Roslyn
Kennewick
Prosser Lodge
Yakima
Leper Early to be Hospital Attendant for Other Leper
John R. Early, a leper, will become an attendant in the marine hospital service to care for Andrew Grover in Tacoma. He will receive 65 dollars a month plus quarters, after a pension appeal supported by the Elks, Masons, and Spanish War Veterans.
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Washington
John R. Early
Tacoma
Early
Marine Hospital Service
Andrew Grover
Elks
Masons
Blue
MacVeagh
Taft
Funeral for Maine dead ends with Arlington burial
67 unidentified Maine sailors buried at Arlington National Cemetery after a national funeral in Washington. President Taft, cabinet, Congress and diplomats attended amid rain as Chaplain Chadwick cited the ship as an altar and the men as sacrifices. Taps marked the final ceremonies.
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Washington
Maine
Havana
Arlington National Cemetery
Taft
Houses of
Congress
State, War and Navy
White
Supreme Court
Military Service
Diplomatic Corps
Birmingham
Navy Yard
Sigsby
Wainwright
Bayard
Navy
Chadwick
The
W. F. Anderson
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac
Federated Yakima Valley Clubs Form Confederation
Commercial bodies from 13 Yakima Valley clubs met at Granger on March 22 to form a federated association. Leonard Talbott presided, C G Ware served as secretary, and officers were elected with Talbott as president and Robert Rundstrom as vice president. An annual meeting is planned for Grandview on November 12 with a banquet as a key feature.
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Yakima
Granger
North Yakima
Leonard Talbott
C. G. Ware
M.N. Moulton
A. J. Reise
Jim Lancaster
H. W. Hale
Robert Rundstrom
Zillah
Kennewick
Sunnyside
Robert Husum
A. S. Hillyer
Toppenish
D. H. Bonsted
Mabton
W W. B. Faris
O. N. Campbell
Wapato
William Verran
R. Schmidt
CC. R. Duncan
Yakima City
F. A. Simmons
S. A. Shaw
Moxee
G. S. Roleau
Naches
G. J. Lewis
Ellensburg
H.W. Hale
Quincy Scott
Joseph F. Barton
Grandview
C. A. Barnett
The
Federated Association
Wind o' the South Dream Poem From Chicago Post
Poem in which the speaker calls the Wind o the South to wake spring and renew landscape and life. vivid images of blossoms, budding vines, green fields, singing bees, and a world attuned to a gentle melody. attributed to Chicago Post.
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Chicago Post
Vinci advertised tonic claims to restore vigor
An old style medicinal advertisement promotes Vinci as a tonic to strengthen digestion and renew energy. It asserts liver-based ingredients and promises money-back if it does not make the user feel stronger and younger.
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Vinci
Daisy Grace Seeks Bail If Husband Clings To Life
Atlanta dispatch reports Mrs. Daisy Ulrich Ople Grace held without bail on charges she shot her husband. Attorneys say they will seek release on bail if Mr. Grace does not die soon. Doctors say spinal cord was severed by a bullet and prognosis is dire with a possible weeks or immediate death. He allegedly said his wife shot him after drugging him.
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Atlanta
Daisy Ulrich Ople Grace
Grace
Commends Home Products Move in Yakima Letter
A citizen lauds the North Yakima Business Men's Association for urging use of home products while noting Yakima relies on agriculture. The letter questions high local food prices and calls for lower taxes and more home-grown supplies to boost prosperity.
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Yakima
Business Men's Association
W. A. Bell
Yakima Valley
Citizens Debate Local Production and Consumption
A Yakima citizen questions reliance on imported goods urging residents to favor home grown products. The letter argues local producers deserve patronage, cites population doubts, seasonality, and tax policy as affects on prosperity and asks readers to choose Yakima goods for local welfare.
If He Had Could Have Aimed For Greater Heights
A verse on unfulfilled potential and missed chances contrasts past ambitions with the idea of what could have been. The poem chain highlights failures to act and decide while ending with an advert for Ballard's Snow Liniment and the local vendors D. H. Fry and C. W. Camp at 8rd and Yakima avenues.
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P. H. Fry
C. W. Camp
Carlyle
Yakima Avenues
Hle
Congress
Doctor Cook
Rockefeller
Hetty
Ballard
D. H. Fry
Wife and Husband Dispute Over Home Tensions
Dialogue reveals marital strain as wife rebukes husband for constant quarrelling and claims mutual frustration, highlighting conflicts at home and away. The exchange underscores recurring domestic tension and unequal expectations within the relationship.
Yakima Trees Supplying Spokane Orchard Project
Arcadia Orchards Co of Spokane buys about 100000 Yakima fruit trees for a 15000 acre Deer Park site. Purchases include 8000 trees from McLaughlin Bros Nursery and 2000 additional, plus carloads from Toppenish Mabton totaling 100000 young trees for the Spokane orchard venture.
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Yakima
Arcadia Orchards Co
Spokane
Deer Park
A. G. Craig
North Yakima
Mclaughlin Bros
Nursery Co
Jonathans
Rider Plans Large Excursion Next Thursday
Secretary John W. Rider of the Business Men's association will sell tickets Monday for a next excursion to be held Thursday. He expects attendance to rise at least 50 percent compared with the prior outing. More automobiles will be provided and transportation arranged for all. The trip will visit industrial plants north of Yakima avenue after a luncheon at the Yakima grill.
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Business Men's
John W. Rider
Business Men's Association
Yakima Avenue
Yakima Grill
Rats Threaten Kittitas Town and Valley
An Ellensburg newspaper warns that rats have invaded Kittitas town and the surrounding valley. Rats are reported in all city areas and farms, including John C. Wilson’s four miles south, with destruction mounting and calls for bounties to curb the growing infestation.
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Ellensburg
Kittitas
Schultz
John C. Wilson
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Sale Notice
J. T. Shelnut of Bremen Georgia praises Foley Kidney Pills saying they give relief beyond other kidney medicines. The ad claims the pills cure kidney or bladder trouble within medical reach and notes sale at North Yakima Drug Store.
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J. T. Shelnut
Bremen
North Yakima Drug Store
How Young You Look Inspires Reflections on Age
A columnist notes that the remark How young you look is often spoken to a woman who appears older, suggesting such comments reveal judgments about aging and beauty. The piece reflects on social perceptions and the passage of time.
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