King County Delegates Split Over Ankeny at Spokane Convention
Seattle delegates tied to McBride and Jones debate at Spokane for GOP control. Ben B. Williams from North Yakima warns King county split could spark a Seattle revolt to block Ankeny. Yakima and western counties join a train of delegates aiming to influence the convention outcome.
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King County
Spokane
Seattle
Ben B. Williams
Williams
North Yakima
Spokane Todi
McBride
Ankeny
Jones
Ankeny Rim
Yakima
Sam J. Cameron
Alex. McCredy
Prof
B. F. Barge
J. M. Brown
McCgraw- Crocker
Y M C A Board Advances Work and Plans for Opening
At a Tuesday YMCA board meeting in the association office, trustees discussed funding delays in past due subscriptions, the appointment of Harry A. Cook as physical director, and the possible hire of Carroll E. Kirk for boys work. A Bible class women’s effort to fund a bedroom, charter memberships, and pool waterproofing were also noted as progress toward a June opening.
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Y. M. C. A. Board of Trustees
Association
Harry A. Cook
Springfield
Macss
Carroll E. Kirk
Seattle Association
Sound
Portland Secondhand Dealers Attacked In Nearby Crimes
Two secondhand dealers in Portland were assaulted within hours of each other. Weu Wann at 41 North Third Street was beaten with a pipe. Max Hermann at 267 Couch Street was struck with a snakes beam and injured. Police link the crimes to a possibly unbalanced suspect and arrest Charles Wagner on suspicion.
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Portland
E. Weu- Wann
North Third Street
Crie
Max Hermann
Couch Street
Hernan
Charles W. Wagner
Hermann
Nathan Wolff
E. H. Martin
Wolff
Wolfff
Papa
Epworth League Turns Lecture Series Over to Y M C A
The Epworth League discontinues supervision of the successful two year lecture course and hands it to the Y M C A to continue the entertainments. It hopes the Y M C A will secure the funds and run future courses, likely in the Y M C A auditorium. Plans remain uncertain but similar format expected. A separate note says Tacoma Clearing House association and the chamber of commerce will test recently issued county assessor orders on money credits and mortgages. Thomas A. Mahan of Walla Walla visited the city for two days with Henry Van Buren and Joseph Andrews and departed for Seattle.
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Epworth League
Tacoma Clearing House Association
Chamber of Com
Thomas A. Mahan
Walla Walla
Henry van Buren
Joseph Andrews
Seattle
Tornado Destruction Reported with Fatalities Across Regions
Local reports confirm multiple deaths and widespread damage after a tornado tore through several communities. Emergency crews coordinate search and rescue while residents assess ruined homes and landmarks. Insurance claims surge as authorities caution rebuilding will take time.
Direct Primary Pledge Debate Sparks Washington Campaign
Washington leaders wrestle with the Direct Primary Law as the Direct Primary League presses for a pledge from legislative candidates. Letters between Christopher W Horr and Levi Ankeny center on section 37 requiring candidates to vow to support the party’s U S senator choice, with bills and ballots detailing the pledge.
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Levi Ankeny
Direct Primary League
Horr
Congressman Jones
Enacat Ankens
State of Washington
Christopher W. Horr
Washington, D. C
The
Bailey Building
Seattle
Wash
Washington
Severe storms strike Collese Town and Port Crook area
Severe storms ripped through Collese Town and surrounding areas causing panic among students and residents. A tornado damaged multiple structures, injured many and caused widespread power outages with fatalities reported in the eastern region. Buildings in Port Crook suffered extensive destruction and several businesses were wrecked.
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Tigris Ville
Getty Wien
Torin
Port Crook
Traffic wreck causes widespread damage in Nebraska towns
A disastrous late day wreck near Springdale Louisiana Nebraska caused heavy casualties in Louisville Bellevue and Litchfield. Reports list many injured with some fatally and claim Louisville as a major junction of Missouri Pacific and Burlington lines. No names or precise casualty figures yet.
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Springofield
Neb
Louisvile
Bellevue
Litchfield
Louisville
Missouri Pacific
Burlington
Cass County
Believe
Presbrterian College
Destructive tornadoes strike Louisville area reports
Lincoln reports indicate Louisville was hit by a powerful tornado with the Burlington station wrecked and many business blocks destroyed. Four tornado clouds were seen near Springfield before 5 PM and telegraph lines were down. four deaths feared and damage extended toward Falls City and Nemaha.
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Lincoln
Louis Ville
Burlington
Missouri Pacific
Sprinefield
Missouri River
Nemanaha
City and
Falls City
Political pledge stance on primary law in senate race
A speaker affirms support for the primary law and its spirit while addressing views on legislative candidates pledging themselves under section 37. He states his position is well known and has publicly expressed sympathy with the law's intent and its application to his senate candidacy.
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Senate
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U. S
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W.L. Steinner
Chas Carvenater
Pres
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Treat
Raynor
South First
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BOYD
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Nebraska
Congressman
Serne Fertiacy League
Washinton
Congressmm
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Honess
Mrr. Horr
Seatsley
Levi Ankens
Washington, D.C
Washington State
State of
United States
Wesley JL. Jones
Mr. Jones
Collese
Stas Dents
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