Dixon Denies Hilles Charge In Harvester Probe
Senator Mixon at Roosevelt headquarters released a statement quoting former Attorney General Bonaparte contending Taft as secretary of war attended a cabinet meeting that decided to drop the International Harvester prosecution due to the bureau of corporations inquiry. The reply calls Hilles and White House contrast as despicable and degrading.
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Washington
Bonaparte
Taft
Secreta of
International Harvester Company
Bureau of Corporations
Mixon
Roosevelt
White House
Hilles
Roosevelt Attacks Taft In Cleveland Speech
Roosevelt addressed a large Cleveland crowd and accused Taft of making untruthful statements. He criticized Taft over the Ballinger Pinchot affair, saying Taft would face district attorney action if he were a banker. The speech marked the first extended campaign focus on the Ballinger case.
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Taft
Ananias Club
Cleveland
Ohio
Roosevelt
Ballinger
Taft Accuses Roosevelt of Changing Views for Votes
Taft, in Springfield Ohio, said Roosevelt altered his stance on reciprocity to win votes as he wrapped up a week of campaigning and strengthened his hopes of securing Ohio's delegation at the Republican convention.
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Taft
Springfield
Hio
Ohio River
Roosevelt
Socialists Adjourn National Convention Nominates Debs Seidel
In Indianapolis on May 18 delegates waved red flags as the socialist national convention adjourned sine die. Eugene V. Debs of Terre Haute Indiana was nominated for president and Emil Seidel of Milwaukee was nominated for vice president.
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Indianapolis
Socialists’ National Convention
Eugene V. Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee
United States
Santana Seized in New Orleans for Arms Shipment
The steamship Santana was seized in the harbor for violating Taft's March proclamation banning shipment of arms to Mexico. It had just sailed for Progress with 110000 rounds of ammunition and ten carbines aboard.
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New Orleans
Santana
Taft
Mexico
Davy
Lured by Woman Bound For Murder in San Francisco
San Francisco May 18 Isaac Cohen a tailor was murdered in a vacant house between Monday night and noon today. Police believe a woman lured him with a large sum of cash as robbery motive and a man assisted. Cohen valued at about 50000 to 100000 carried large sums. His money watch and chain missing. Hair on coat a woman's glove blood-stained handkerchief and fur neck piece fragment found near the body indicate a fierce struggle.
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San Francisco
Tisaac Cohen
Cohen
White's Cream Vermibage Worm Remedy Ad
A prudent mother watches for worm symptoms in children and notes paleness peevishness and lack of interest as signs. The ad promotes White's Cream Vermibage as an effective remedy with a few doses quickly ending the worms and restoring the child’s natural behavior. Sold by D. Fr. Fr. and W. Camp at the corner of 3rd and Yakima avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Fr
W. Camp
Yakima Aves
Lands Along Columbia River Need Cheaper Settlement Prices
Alex Miller praises the Columbia river country for water and power but says land prices block initial settlers. He cites high values along the river, the need for cheaper raw sagebrush land with water rights, and slow settlement on Klickitat, Kittitas, and Quincy projects. He predicts rapid growth only if prices allow first ownership and pioneer efforts. Miller notes Pacific Power & Light spending and railroad access aid development. He expects ten years for substantial progress.
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Columbia River
Alex. Miller
White Bluffs
Hanford Station
H. B. Scudder
George Arrowsmith
Pacific Power & Light Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Oregon
Idaho
Klickitat
Kittitas
Quincy
Columbia
Senate Debates Lodge Sugar Plan and Income Tax Measure
The Senate committee endorsed the Lodge substitute for the House free sugar bill and rejected the House excise income tax proposal on incomes over 5000. Simons proposed a Democratic sugar alternative, but it failed 6 to 8. The bills keep a 20 percent Cuba discount. discussion includes Smost’s separate bill. A Dr. W. D. Howe quote on education follows.
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Ashington
D. C
Senate
Simons
Smost
Cuba
Torpid Liver Warning Ad Promotes HEHB IND Medicine
An old advertisement touts HEHB IND as a remedy for a torpid liver causing bad breath dizziness and a general no account feeling. It claims the medicine activates the liver vitalizes the blood regulates the bowels and restores energy and cheer. Price 50c. Sold by DH Fry and C W Camp at 3rd and Yakima Aves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DH. Fry
C. W. Camp
Eor
Yakima Aves
Ohio Republicans Brace for Primary War of Oratory
Ohio residents hear a blitz of speeches as Taft Roosevelt and other leaders campaign across the state. Governors Hadley Stubbs Harmon Bryan La Follette and Senator La Follette push progressive and Democratic ideas ahead of the May 21 primary.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Roosevelt
Hadley
Missouri
Stubbs
Kansas
Robert M. la Fol
Lette
Harmon
William J. Bryan
Blossom Festival Film Fame Boosts Yakima Valley Adverts
A May report from Los Angeles details Pathe’s Weekly showing North Yakima’s Blossom Festival footage at The Broadway. The film highlights the apple blossom queen, crowning, schools, floats, bouquet, and city key, driving strong publicity and potential global interest for Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry F. Okey
Los Angeles
Yakima
Okey
Robert Rundstrom
Commercial Club
Pathe’s Weekly
North Yakima
Wash
Delle Parker
Hay
Splawn
Miss Williamson
Pathe
State Fair Prizes Announced for Washington Fair
Premium list distribution begins for the sixteenth annual Washington State Fair at North Yakima September 23 28 with over 2000 in prizes for the children's industrial exhibits. Departments cover horses cattle swine agriculture horticulture education art and more with noted superintendents and a later date for judges to ensure fair treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North
Yakima
Averill
Industrial Department
W. T. McDonald
Washington State College
Pullman
Agriculture
J. C. Hubbell
Ellensburg
Mines and Minerals
Wash
C. A. Beardsley
North Yakima
Harry H. Collier
Tacoma
L. W. Hansen
Seattle
W. A. Ritz
Walla Walla
Jno
W. Pace
T—Milch
W. Hansen
T. N. Henry
Prosser
Kloeber
State Fair Commission
Pacifi Pair
Ballard's Snow Liniment Sold in Local Drugstore
A valuable remedy for flesh wounds burns and skin ailments is Ballard's Snow Liniment. Advertised as healing and antiseptic, it is sold at 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle by Daw, Fry, and W. Camp at the corner of rd and Yakima avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
DAW, Fry
Camp, Cor. Rd
Yakima Aves
Puts End to Bad Blues With New Life Pills
Ten to one the trouble is a sluggish liver causing the blues. Dr King’s New Life Pills claim to expel billions of poison and restore energy. For stomach liver and kidneys. At Redress Pharmacy.
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Dr. King
Wor Ware
Redress Pharmacy
Reservation Lands Yakima Chief Loses Superintendent
S. A. M. Young, longtime superintendent of the Yakima Indian reservation at Fort Simcoe, has accepted the superintendent post at Carson School, Nevada, with higher pay. His tenure saw rapid growth, new land allotments, road construction, and urban expansion on the Yakima reservation, earning trust from both Indians and whites. Announcement of the new official’s name was not yet received.
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S. A. M. Young
Yakima Indian Reservation
Fort Simcoe
Carson School
Nevada
Young
Mr. Young
Yakima Reservation
Jay Lynch
Petitions circulate to recall Seattle mayor Cotterill
Petitions calling for the recall of Mayor George F. Cotterill were made public tonight in Seattle. The charge centers on his failure to protect citizens enforcing respect for the American flag after he criticized men who destroyed a red flag in a May Day parade. About 17,500 signatures are needed to trigger an election, and none have been obtained yet.
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Seattle
George F. Cotterill
Detroit Team Goes on Strike Against Philadelphia
Detroit refused to play a scheduled game with Philadelphia after Ban Johnson refused to lift the suspension on Ty Cobb for striking a spectator in New York. Philadelphia won 24 to 4 with a makeshift lineup managed by Jennings as the regular players stood united against the suspension.
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Philadelphia
Detroit American
Ban Joohnson
Ty” Cobb
New York
Jennings
Records Smashed at Berkeley Oval
At Stanford Oval on May 18 three world records and five Olympic marks fell in the Pacific Coast Olympic trials. Horine of the Olympic club set a high jump record of 6 feet 7 inches, beating his previous best. Ralph Rose, also of the Olympic club, set Olympic and world records in shot put with 89 feet 6 3/8 inches. Forrest Smithson, unattached, surprised by finishing third in the 110 meter hurdles while Ira Courtney equaled the Olympic record in the 100 meters dash at 10.45 seconds. Fred Kelly won the 152.4 for USC, about three-fifths of a second slower than Smithson's best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford University
Stanford Oval
Horine
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Ralph Rose
Forrest Smithson
Fred Kelly
University of Southern California
Smithson
Ira Courtney
Seattle A. C
Sermon Among Club Members Provokes Witty Exchange
In a Washington country club a doctor and minister trade repartee about a patient named Cunningham. The minister asks if the patient is worse and the physician replies that the man needs the doctor more than the minister. The exchange ends with a somber note about the patient’s condition.
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Washington
Cunningham
Bishop O'Dea Praises Good Literature and Reservation Visit
Bishop O'Dea spoke to 144 confirmands on avoiding trashy reading and pursuing good literature. He warned against secular indifference and urged staying true to faith, then visited White Swan for 28 Indian confirmations and a Fort Yakima tour with parishioners. He praised North Yakima and the reservation's growth and prosperity.
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O'Dea
White Swan
Marquette College Hall
Charles Olney
John iDtter
Messrs. Schwaegler
Jack Callahan
Mailloux
C. L. Twohy
Regimbault
Congregation of
St. Joseph
Bishop O'Dea
Seattle
North
Yakima
Banks Pass House Bill for Money Trust Investigation Powers
The House approved and sent to the Senate a measure granting the banking and currency committee broad inquistorial authority over national banks in the money trust investigation.
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Washington
House
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Money Trust
Needles Faces Threat of Colorado River Flooding
San Bernardino May 18 A new sand bar has redirected the river at flood stage menacing Needles Cal The Santa Fe 3000 foot concrete wall built to shield the town is crumbling as the river shifts threatening property valued at more than 1 009 000 and railroad roundhouses remain in immediate danger
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San Bernardino
Cal
Colorado
Needles
Santa Fe
Ocean Lanes Shift Southward Amid Iceberg Reports
The hydrographic office announced a sixty mile southward shift of transatlantic steamer lanes due to iceberg reports. Steamship companies will adopt the new route starting today.
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Washington
Hydrographic Office
Fat's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by Pasadena Firm
C lh Parsons secretary treasurer of the Ward Drug Co in Pasadena Calif states the Fat's Honey and Tar Compound is a highly efficient expectorant. He notes it contains no opiates or narcotics and can be given to children freely. The remedy is sold by North Yakima Drug Store.
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North Yakima
Grand Lodge
The
Knights of Pythias
Commercial Hotel
Uniform Bank
Sumach Park
Pythian Lodge
Pythian Sisters
Eloo. O. BF
Masonic Temple
Cross Lands
Spokane Ofsis
Komick Russes
John W. Rider
Business Men’s Association
C. Lh Parsons
Sec’y and Treas
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Dixon
Harvester
Alex Miller
Columbia River Valley
Dr. W. D. Howe
Bryan
Cory Riont
Iamericate Press Association
MERIC
J. F. Okey
Rundstrom
Carson Indian School
Yakimas
Cotterill
Detroit
Cobb Sase
Berkeley Oval
Pacific Coast
Bishop O’dea
St. Joseph’s
Meedles
Colorado River
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