Suppression of the Anarchist
In this May 22, 1912 Yakima Herald piece, a broad view is given on the global push to suppress anarchists and sedition, noting courts action against leaders, potential deportations, and possible revocation of rights for American citizens deemed dangerous to law and order. The article also covers the Ohio presidential primary as crucial for Taft, with emphasis on state votes, possible insurgent shifts, and the prospect of a dark horse emerge.
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France
Pacific Coast
United States
Planning exhibits for the state fair early in districts
The piece urges early planning for district and community state fair exhibits. It argues organized effort now will spark interest, publicize benefits, and raise quality products through competition at district and state fairs, with material gains and pride as outcomes.
All Eyes Turned to Ohio Primaries
Politicians focus on Ohio as state voters head to the polls to decide if the president remains supported or if Insurgent Republicans gain the leverage to back Roosevelt.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
People Contemplate Calm Solutions Amid National Hype
Many individuals not in the race are thoughtfully considering today’s problems. Their heads are in their hats as they seek safe, sane methods to meet the national emergency, amid widespread uproar and disturbance.
National sports and politics vie for national esteem
The article notes baseball and politics as competing national passions with well organized leagues, strenuous championship races, and large, vocal crowds in support of local teams and prominent figures.
Money trust blamed for higher living costs in food markets
The passage argues that if the money trust meddles in boosting coffee and grain prices by cornering markets and storing surplus, the root evil behind rising living costs is exposed. Controlling wheat acreage and withholding supply could raise consumer prices, with finance by the money trust undermining competition.
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Money Trust
Recall petitions threaten Seattle mayoral race
Petitions circulate for the recall of Mayor Cotterill as opponents argue the recall weapon is misused. Supporters frame petitions as protest while critics urge voters to see the recall as unsafe and unsound compared with the system that inspired it.
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Seattle
Cotterill
Governor Hay Opposes Road Bond Issue
Governor Hay states he is opposed to road bonds and will not call a special session to vote bonds. The piece argues opposing internal improvements for a rapid state development through a good roads system is a mistake.
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Hay
Washington Republicans face split after Chicago convention
The piece discusses potential factional splits in Washington after the Chicago convention with Taft or Roosevelt outcomes, comparing to 1896 fusion. It notes Clarence Darrow's Los Angeles trial and implications for his influence, Gifford Pinchot's $10,000 La Follette contribution, and reflects on Aberdeen convention fallout and unsettled state politics.
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Washington
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
St. Louis
Pacific Northwest
Clarence Darrow
Los Angeles
Gifford Pinchot
Pacific Northwest to Boom as Panama Canal Opens
Railroads plan to spend millions on Pacific coast terminals and begin work immediately, signaling strong Pacific Northwest development after the Panama Canal completion.
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Pacific Coast
Pacific Northwest
Panama Canal
Duty of Water Appeals for Conservation in Yakima Valley Irrigation
The article argues water conservation is a duty to prevent waste in Yakima valley irrigation. It notes too many thirsty acres could be reclaimed with better use of the current supply within the projects.
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Yakima Valley
If Gif ford Pinchot Becomes Interior Secretary
If Gif ford Pinchot were chosen as Roosevelt's interior secretary after a Teddy Roosevelt victory, a new insurgent movement would immediately form.
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Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Interior
Teddy
Connecticut Girl Likely Heads to Divorce Court
A Connecticut girl who married after a date is expected to seek a divorce within a year. The move stems from a plea that she should be allowed to recall her decision.
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Connecticut
No Democrat Can Win on First Baltimore Ballot at Convention
Fragmentary remark notes that no Democrat is poised to win on the initial ballot in Baltimore and many hopefuls may stay in contention until the convention closes.
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Baltimore
Politicians Scramble for Finals Qualification
A large number of contenders will struggle to meet final qualification standards as the race narrows. Several hopefuls face elimination or tough hurdles before the final stage.
Recall Versus Impeachment in Archbald Case
The Portland Telegram weighs recall versus impeachment for Judge Archbald of the Commerce Court. It argues the case tests the recall principle, noting admissions show misconduct but questioning if impeachment is warranted, while favoring recall to determine fitness for high judicial office.
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Commerce Court
Owen
Oklahoma
United States Senate
Archhbald
Portland Telegram
Referendum Decision Outlined by Supreme Court in Oregon Case
The Green Bag summarizes the ruling on the Oregon initiative tax case and explains the court held the plaintiff’s attack on the tax as an attack on the government itself would imply federal judicial power over the states. It warns a contrary ruling would threaten republican government and popular control of senators.
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United States Supreme Court
Oregon
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co
U. S. Reports
Legislative Department
United States
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
United States Senate
Los Angeles Express
Plans for Demonstration Against the IWW in San Diego
San Diego crowds gathered after quiet plans for a large demonstration against the Industrial Workers of the World. Citizens urged attendees to meet at the courthouse at 9 am wearing American flags. The event followed a court date for J M Porter amid contempt charges and related prosecutions connected to IWW troubles.
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San Diego
Court House
Guy
Superior Court
J. M. Porter
Fred H. Moore
Porter
Moore
I. W W
BE. E. Kirk
Benjamin Reitman
Emma Goldman
Weinstock
Johnson
Inland Empire federation urged for county clubs unity
R J Maclean secretary of the Inland Empire Federation of Commercial clubs and Spokane Chamber of Commerce calls for county level federations in the Inland Empire to promote unity in development and settlement work. He notes Stevens county’s example and Sandpoint Idaho moving first, with L C Richardson and A H Connor named as local contacts.
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Pokane
Wash
Inland Empire
R. J. Maclean
Inland Empire Federation of Commercial Clubs
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Maclean
First County Federations
Inland Empire Federation
Commercial Club
Sandpoint
Bonner County
A. H. Connor
Spokane Ad Club seeks fines to curb fake advertising
Spokane Washington May 20 fines from 10 to 100 dollars or five days in jail or both are proposed by H M Dunphy assistant corporation counsel. The ordinance to be considered by the city council targets false or misleading statements about product quality price manufacture and awards to curb fake advertising schemes.
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Spokane
Wash
Spokane Ad Club
H. M. Dunphy
Thaws Animals to Life After Death in Russian Claim
Sofia May 18 Alexander Bachmetieff Russian biology professor says he discovered a method of restoring refrigerated animals to life calling it anabiosis not irretrievable death He has revived bats after freezing their blood ice and plans to extend to other mammals He believes refrigerated cattle could be sent as living anabiosis to destination pastures after thawing.
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Sofia
Alexander Bachmetieff
Bachmetieff
What Make Tittle Halted? Judge Sifts Laundry Tale
A court case centers on a purchase alleged to be for a wife’s machine. The judge weighs the evidence about whether Tittle Hardup bought a device for domestic use and if the matter was properly described in tattle and tour.
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Hardup
North Yakima Democrats Name Delegates for County Convention
Delegates chosen to represent North Yakima at the county convention include J. T. Kingsbury O. A. Fechter M. G. Wills J. B. Reavis H. J. Snively J. R. Coe W. H. James I. M. Krutz H. H. Allen T. G. Redfield O. T. Stratton G. M. McKinney G. J. Hill J. Lowe John Bartholet Phil Ditter and W. D. Walker.
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North Yakima
J. T. Kingsbury
O. A. Fechter
M. G. Wills
J. B. Reavis
H. J. Snively
J. R. Coe
W. H. James
I. M. Krutz
H. H. Allen
T. G. Redfield
O. T. Stratton
G. M. McKinney
Ellensburg City Assessment Roll Details Levy
The Ellensburg assessment roll totals 1,585,141 dollars. A three mill levy funds general municipal purposes while a five mill levy covers interest on bonds.
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Ellensburg
Engineer Mills Locates Narrow Gauge Road After River Trip
Engineer George C. Mills returned from Bumping River on Tuesday having completed the location of the narrow gauge road.
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George C. Mills
Mount Adams Illumination Setback Foretold
Goldendale failed to illuminate Mt Adams on the Fourth of July due to a severe local storm. A new attempt is planned for this year with better prospects.
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Goldendale
Mt. Adams
Hiscock Returns Home After Health Recovery
Frank T. Hiscock left Yakima for Syracuse New York on Sunday. He may return later to oversee his investments as his health improves and his extended stay in the city contributed to his recovery.
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Frank T. Hiscock
Yakima
Syracuse
N. Y
Mr. Hiscock
Wenatchee Townsite Confirmed Near Old Site in Cascade
Born at North Yakima May 16 to the wife of John Crawford a son Willam Morton and J R Miller returned from Bumping river last Saturday. They report the Bumping river mines may prove the best in the Cascade range. Wenatchee townsite located about a mile and a half southeast of the old site. It is reported that $100000 worth of property sold in the first week.
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North Yakima
John Crawford
Willam Morton
J. R. Miller
Bumping River
Cascade Range
Wenatchee
Safe Break-In at Co. B McEwen Ends in Four Arrests
Safe crackers blew open the safe of Co. B. McEwen on Monday evening drilling a hole in the door. The explosion wrecked the safe and four arrests have been made in connection with the robbery.
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Co. B. McEwen
Ex City Attorney Sues City Over 99 99 Claim
Former city attorney F. H. Rudkin files suit against the city seeking 99 dollars and 99 cents for alleged extra services rendered.
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F. H. Rudkin
Yakima Delegation Leads K of P Session in Tacoma
Yakima was fittingly remembered by the grand lodge K of P in session at Tacoma. Hon J T Eshelman was unanimously elected prelate and North Yakima chosen as next year’s convention site. Sam Vine son, Wm Crook, M H Ellis and B C Henton formed the Yakima delegation.
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Yakima
Grand Lodge
K. of P
Tacoma
J. T. Eshelman
North Yakima
Sam Vineson
Wm. Crook
M. H. Ellis
8. C. Henton
If You Can Keep Your Head and Win Them Over Time
Kipling offers guidance on resilience and self control with lines about patience, honesty, and endurance. The poem counsels bearing triumph and disaster with equanimity while staying true to virtue and purpose, promising rightful reward to those who master adversity.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Ad Promises Quick Heal
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a quick remedy for pimples boils scratches sprains bruises and burns. It claims broad effectiveness for both boys and girls and highlights a 25 cent price at Red Cross Pharmacy.
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Red Cross Pharmacy
Remedy Promoted for Constipation Relief at Home
A household laxative is advised for regular use to prevent bowel troubles and sleepless nights. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a mild, non grippy liquid laxative suitable for babies to adults, with testimonials from Alma and Messex residents and a free sample offer by mail from Dr W B Caldwell.
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Hays
Caldwell
W. J. Wigner
Alma
Colo
Albert E. Guest
Messex
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