Yakima Valley Publicity League Organized at Toppenish
Without North Yakima representation the Yakima Valley Commercial League reorganized as the Yakima Valley Publicity League elected Judge Kauffman as president and named officers from Ellensburg Sunnyside Mabton and Toppenish. Delegates discussed a valley wide publicity effort and future meetings to elect directors and set finances.
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H. A. Swingle
Kenne- North Yakima
Toppenish
Wash
North Yakima
Sunfnyside
Mabton
Kennewick
Ellensburg
Kauffman
Kittitas
Herald
Sunnyside
Toppenish Commercial Club
Yakima
H. &. Johnson
H. A
Baker County Sheriff Dies After Dynamite Attack
Harold K Brown ex sheriff of Baker county died from wounds after a dynamite bomb exploded at his front gate Monday night. He had helped prosecute Steve Adams and Steunenberg connected cases and was to testify in retrials. Two strangers were seen fleeing toward the depot before the eastbound train left.
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Vey K. Brown
Baker County
Brown
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Paines
Adams
Wallace
Primary Law Spurs Real Reform Movement
Wc U U aims to secure cooperation of all city churches as a broad reform push emerges around the primary law. The effort seeks unified action among religious leaders to influence civic policy and community services.
Reform Mayor Candidate Promises Active Campaign
A reform mayoral hopeful plans a campaign under the new state primary law as churches and the W C T U back a broader reform movement. Details are unclear but a mayoral candidate is expected. several churches may join the effort. Separately A M Nevin and J W Harmon acquired Roberts Cigar & Tobacco Co and will renovate their building. E Dahl from North Yakima toured Yakima town properties and refuted an $100 offer on lot 8, block 4, first addition.
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A. M. Nevin
J. W. Harmon
Nevin-Harmon Cigar Co
Roberts Cigar & Tobacco Company
South Second Street
E. Dahl
North Yakima
Yakima
Dahl
White Bluffs
Bootleggers Fined in Doust Court
In Judge Doust's court held in the county jail Monday night several men charged with selling liquor to the Indians were fined. Fred McIntyre received 25 dollars and costs, Dan Bigley 90 dollars and costs, Joseph Smoller 75 dollars and costs, Charles Ross 75 dollars and costs, Joe Morris 90 dollars and costs.
Reclamation Foreman Dies After Wasteway Accident
J B Black foreman on the Sunnyside wasteway project for the reclamation service at Zillah died at 2 40 Tuesday morning from injuries after slipping at 3 PM the previous day. He fell about eight feet on concrete work and died despite early efforts, after five years as foreman.
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J. B. Black
Reclamation Service
Zillah
Black
Ben Foreman
City sought to extend asphalt pavement to city limits
West Yakima Avenue property owners plan a petition to city council demanding asphalt paving extend from Seventh Avenue to the city limits. A large group favors the project though some residents oppose extending beyond current boundaries amid tense remarks.
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Yakima Avenue
Seventh Avenue
Carolina
Taate
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