Reform Convention Steals Delegation Wedge in North Yakima Ticket
In North Yakima 1906 a reform convention named the People’s Ticket led by Phil Armbruster nominated for mayor with James Barnes at large and ward choices including Claude Briggs Nelson Smith and Harry Mull. The committee on credentials unseated a First ward delegation amid protests while Thompson defended Forsyth as a trusted city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Armbruster
North
Yakima
Phil Armbruster
Phil
Reed
Johnny Lynch
Vestal Snyder
Harcourt Taylor
Dave Crowder
Chas. Krause
C. C. Case
J. D. Cornett
First Ward
Jack Shaw
Reular
Warren Erwin
Tack Shaw
William M. Thompson
Fifth Ward
Armbruster
Shaw
Phillip
Cornett
Donald
James Barnes
Claude Briggs
Nelson Smith
John Mull
Harry Mull
W. M. Thompson
Mull
Charles Donovan
J. C. Brooker
Dr. Nywenning
Bunch
C. E. Forsyth
Wm. M Thompson
Forsyth
Afitter
Thompson
Hanford
Ira P. Englehart
Villaume catches Goudy in Pendleton arresting for murder
Officer Willaume tracked Simon Goudy, an alleged killer tied to the August murder of Peter Sampson on the next reservation, after a prior arrest of Annie Mudliksy for stealing quirts. Goudy, long sought across Oregon and Washington, was nabbed near the post office and jailed pending superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mudliksy
al Villaume
Simon Goudy
Peter Sampson
Goudy
Willaume
South Front Street
Oregon
Washington
Pendleton
Old Town
Fort Simcoe
Moses
Lew Buchholtz
Superior Court
Inexperienced in municipal law hinders convention
A young man with no municipal law experience faced opposition at the convention despite local support. Thompson’s views drew broad audience endorsement among spectators, yet the convention did not follow his advice. Johnny Lynch expressed gratitude for the honor as the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Johnny Lynch
Roosevelt Returns From Panama and Porto Rico Voyage
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt arrived in Washington at 10 42 PM after a trip to Panama and Porto Rico. He praised the voyage and the navy saying he was deeply impressed with the United States, and Panama and Porto Rico. An accident on the Potomac near the Oneida yacht resulted in the drowning of Melvin E Cleveland 19.
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Washington
Panama
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
White House
United States Navy
Panama Canal
Potomac
Oneida
District of Columbia
Melvin E. Cleveland
Burglary Strikes Toppenish Post Office and Bradbury Jewelry
Early Tuesday a break in at Toppenish hit the post office and M Q Bradbury jewelry store. Entry was gained by forcing a back door. dynamite opened the jewelers safe, with watches and jewelry stolen and some money orders missing. A barn near the school yielded damaged trays. losses run to several hundred dollars with no arrests. Investigators from the postal department and sheriff’s office pursued clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish
M. Q. Bradbury
Bradbury
Backus
Posal Department
Yakima
Uncle Sam
Grant
McArthur
the Review
R. T. Newsman
Good Fuel Scarce Sparks Meetings In Sunnyside
A meeting led by Pastors Charles Porter and Smith formed a relief committee to seek prompt aid for fuel shortages. A three business man committee S J Harrison W H Cline and J B George was appointed. Stockholders of the Christian Cooperative Phon e Association will reconvene December 3 to amend the charter to a profit sharing company. Participants praised the association’s business performance.
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Sunnyside
Charles, Porter
Smith
Sigeit
S. J. Harrison
W. H. Cline
J. B. George
Christian Cooprative Po Phone Association
Wilbur Residents Seize Northern Pacific Coal
Wilbur residents amid a weeks long fuel famine seized a coal consignment owned by the Northern Pacific railroad. Earl Larrabee acted as weighmaster collecting market price from applicants, with all receipts turned over to the railroad agent. Other Central Washington cities consider similar action.
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Spokane
Wilbur
Northern Pacific Railroad
Earl Larrabee
Washington
Carriage Craft Attracts With Safety and Style Appeal
The text praises carriages for beauty that matches taste and a staunch, reliable feel indicating safety and durable wearing qualities.
Notable Carriage Sale Amid Overcrowded Rooms
The notice touts a marked reduction on carriages to relieve overcrowded rooms. It frames the sale as a bargain since prices were already low, promising standout value for buyers despite the crowded conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frat Ward
Phillip M. Armbruster
J. Barnes
Councilman
Charles R. Donovan
J. Nywenning
J. C. Lynch
North Yakima
People’s Ticket
Water and Light Company
Walter J. Reed
A. Elliott
John Taylor
Committee
Villaume
F. J. Tickner
THE
First National Bank
W. M. Ladd
Charles Carpenter
U. S
W. L. Steinweg
A. B. Cline
Aest. Cashier
Gicci Fut Tie
Lius
Raynor Company ” High Price
Toppenich
M. Q. Bradbury’s
Yakima Mineral Springs CO
Wyman & Fraser
North First Street
Bartholet
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