Roosevelt Flew at St Louis in Bold Campaign Stunt
Theodore Roosevelt took an airplane ride at the Missouri event, circling the field in 3 minutes 20 seconds while waving to cheering crowds. Aviator Arch Hoxsey reported the colonel enjoyed the flight as guards held the tail, and Roosevelt later delivered a campaign speech attacking Democrats and urging GOP tariff reform.
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ST. Louis
Theodore Roosevelt
Arch Hoxey Wright
Hoxey
Roosevelt
Hadley
National
Colonel Roosevelt
Wife of Yakima hotel man missing in Minnesota fire
Mrs Minnie Carmen, wife of Joe Carmen of the Yakima hotel, was burned out and missing as Minnesota forest fires swept 2500 square miles north of Baudette. Her husband sent relief funds and awaits news while relief trains return with no survivor lists yet.
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Minnesota
Minnie Carmen
Joe Carmen
Yakima Hotel
Carmen
Baudette
Minn
Minnie
Warroad
Crookstom
Winnipeg
Poet Edmund Vance Cooke briefly stops in city
Well known Cleveland poet Edmund Vance Cooke paused in North Yakima on Tuesday between trains on his way to Parker where he spoke last night on Nineteen Hundred and Nine He was in Spokane earlier and is booked for three nights in Seattle Friends L O Meigs and Dwight S Anderson Ils Irrigator editor accompanied him during a portion of his visit
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Edmund Vance Cooke
North Yakima
Parker
Spokane
Seattle
Mr. Cooke
L. O. Meigs
Dwight S. Anderson
The
Irrigator
Rebuilding Underway Then After Baudette Fire
Pioneers plan to rebuild after devastating fires in the Baudette and Spooner areas. Relief committees aid the destitute as a new school and shelter are planned for refugees. One more body found raises dead to 29.
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Baudette
Minn
Northwest
Spooner
Eleven Dead After Mine Explosion in Starkville
Eleven bodies lie in the morgue after Saturday night blast at Corolado Fuel and Iron mine in Starkville. All victims were pickmen in entry Y and are believed killed by the explosion rather than later suffocation. Guard lines keep relief crews and officials out as rescue progress slows. It is unlikely any of the forty four remaining miners will be reached tonight.
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Starkville
Corolado Fuel and Iron Company
Tacoma Woman Travels to Visit Mother in Pullman
Mrs. Ray Felton of Tacoma and her visiting son depart Thursday to visit her mother in Pullman while staying with Mrs. W. W. Felton in this city.
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Ray Felton
Tacoma
W. W. Felton
Pullman
Yakima Apple Exhibit Captain Proud After Spokane Show
L. B. Kinyon led Yakima's Commercial club exhibit at the Spokane fair capturing the blue ribbon. He notes sixty varieties of apples and strong competition from Natchee, Chelan and Idaho, with plans to return next November as Yakima aims to outshine prior displays.
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L. B. Kinyon
Kinyon
Yakima
Spokane Fair
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Chelan
Idaho
Northern Pacific
Court Rules Names May Appear Only Once
Seattle October ruling by Superior Judge Carey says joint nominees of the non partisan judiciary league and democrats for supreme court judges may have their names on ballots only once. The decision addresses a demurrer to a petition by five democratic candidates to force the King County auditor to list them as democrats and non partisans. The ruling allows candidates to choose a ticket. without choice the auditor may decide. An appeal to the supreme court is likely.
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Seattle
Judiciary League
Democrats
Supreme Court
Carey
King County
Old Guard to Clash With 1908 09 Football Alumni
North Yakima plans a week from today game between the North Yakima High School team and the Old Guard the 1908 09 alumni. The husky group has trained for weeks and believes the old play is superior to the new students. Players include Murphy Whitney Irwin Dan Lesh Boggess Shiley Reed Janeck Hunt and Greene.
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North Yakima
North Yakima High School
Murphy
Whitney
Irwin
Dan Lesh
Boggess
Shiley
Reed
Janeck
Hunt
Greene
Cross Ocean in Balloon
Atlantic City reports crew of the airship America sending farewell messages to families before a daylight attempt to cross the Atlantic in a balloon. The crew labors through the night on final preparations for the voyage.
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Airship
America
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
Ely quits bid for $25,000 Chicago flight prize
Aviator Eugene Ely abandoned the Chicago to New York attempt for the $25,000 prize. He left his airplane near South Chicago and headed to Cleveland. The aircraft will be shipped to New York tomorrow due to gas tank arrangement issues blamed on his mechanic.
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Chicago
Eugene Ely
Chicago Evening Post
New York Times
Ely
Cleveland
New York
National New York Philadelphia Chicago St. Louis Coast
National New York defeats Philadelphia 12 to 1 while Chicago edges St. Louis 4 to 3. Coast Portland leads Los Angeles 1 to 0 and Oakland San Francisco notes a wet game condition.
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National
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Coast
Portland
Los Angeles
Oakland-San Francisco
Sunnyside Votes Dry In Local Option Result
In Sunnyside the dry side won decisively at the local option election. Wet votes totaled 25 while drys reached 211, keeping Sunnyside in the no license ranks and continuing the community's prohibition stance.
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Sunnyside
Heavy Teaming on Asphalt Divides Naches Avenue Owners
Residents of Naches avenue clash over heavy teaming by Moxee ranchers using three blocks of asphalted pavement. City acceptance, contractor discretion, and property owner views split, with potential rail expansion by George Donald altering future traffic and hauling levels.
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Naches Avenue
Moxee
George Donald
Yakima
Cascade Mill Halling
Woman saves child from burning dress on porch
Mrs. BE Perrin Dunn scooped up her two year old daughter after a match lit dress on the porch. She threw the child into the grass and sat on her to smother the flames, suffering only a scorched hand while the girl escaped uninjured.
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BE. Perrin Dunn
Listings Prompt Citizens to Respond to Herald Want Ads
A playful call to purchase or trade goods and services. The Herald promotes its want ads as the quick route to sell buy or trade items and even find a spouse. The poem-like cadence urges readers to act fast through the newspaper’s classifieds.
Apples Not Packed at Right Season
P S Darlington horticultural inspector for Chelan Douglas and Okanogan counties visits North Yakima with T O Morrison to study by products from orchards. He notes Wenatchee is fruit heavy while hay is scarce and urges waste utilization through vinegar and cider plants, not rewarding inferior fruit.
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P. S. Darlington
Chelan
Douglas
Okanogan
Darlington
North
Yakima
T. O. Morrison
Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
Supreme Court postpones major cases to January
Washington October 11 The Supreme Court postponed the Standard Oil and tobacco suits from November 14 to January 3 due to lack of a full bench. The corporate tax cases were also set for January 3. Several cases were delayed amid anticipated changes in the court’s composition, with postponements due to illness among counsel.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Standard Oil and Tobacco
Fuller
Moody
Federation of Labor
American Sugar and Refining Company
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Apples in Chicago Sell Amid Firm Market Mixed Car Prices
Five cars of apples were sold among 41 cars of fruit in Chicago Friday per Denney & Co. The report notes a firm apple market with limited bidding. Jonathans ranged from 1.30 to 1.85 dollars, Grimes Golden and other varieties shared varying prices, and a car of unwrapped Jonathans averaged 1.84 dollars.
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Chicago
Denney & Co
Washington
Grimes Golden
Jonathans
Bell Flower
Northern Spies
Wolf River
Vicar
Idahos
B. D'Anjous
Winter Nellis
No Census Padding on Coast Says Director
Washington Oct 11 E Dana Durand director of the census said he is absolutely certain the census announcements for Pacific coast cities will be accurate and there will be no padding of returns He has prepared for months for the enormous increases shown by coast cities and the figures from enumerators were not a surprise to census officials.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
E. Dana Durand
United Press
Durand
Two Arrested in Jewelry Theft Case at Blair Hotel
Deputies arrest Paul Lair and James Kelly on theft charges for stealing about $60 worth of jewelry from Blair hotel. Lair allegedly carried out the theft while Kelly pawned items at a second hand store and is also sought as a witness in pending cases.
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Paul Lair
James Kelly
Rightmire
Blair Hotel
Lair
Kellly
Kelly
Many Go North Yakima for Pasco Celebration
North Yakima residents plan a Thursday trip to Pasco to attend a celebration of irrigation system completion. Pasco invites all, with telegrams to the mayor and to Secretary James of the Commercial Club seeking interested people for eastern Washington development. A score of locals may join, signaling a large delegation is possible.
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Yakima
Pasco
James
Commercial Club
Paseo
Washington
Workmen Seek Cleanup After Filthy Maggot Laden Canal
A rear room at the old Columbia cafe on South Second and Chestnut housed a overflowed maggot filled garbage can for three days. Authorities blame the sanitation process and delays by officials while workers and nearby residents complain of overwhelming odors and flies.
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Columbia Cafe
South Second
Chestnut Streets
Health Department
Pat Mullins
Mullins
Nywening
Day
Dr. Nywening
Hunting Party 19 Back Without Bear
Henry Wende W B Newcombe and Harcourt Taylor return from a bear hunt at Naches joining John Anderson and forest ranger Miles Nelson. They travel toward Mount Adams reaching 7000 feet, find poor hunting but praise mountain scenery and Mr Taylor s Airdales. The group remains upbeat about the expedition despite no trophies.
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Henry Wende
W. B. Newcombe
Harcourt Taylor
Naches City
John Anderson
Miles Nelson
Mount Adams
American River
Double Reverend Reception for Selah Churches
A combined farewell and appreciation event will be held Friday evening in the basement of the new Methodist church. Rev. E. E. Francis of Selah Christian Church and Rev. J. K. Craig of Selah Methodist Church will be the honored pastors, with the Alfriends invited to attend.
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Selah Christian Church
E. E. Francis
Selah Methodist Church
J. K. Craig
New Methodist Church
Alfriends
Mayor H H Schott at East Washington W C T U meeting
North Yakima welcomed delegates from the twenty seventh annual East Washington Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention at the Christian church. Mayor Schott urged removing saloon temptations while praising diverse views on prohibition. The afternoon session handled constitutional changes and officer elections amid lively parliamentary debate led by A J Albring.
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H. H. Schott
North Yakima
East Washington
D. C
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Lou Twedell
Northport
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