Taft Campaigns Across Ohio Indiana and New York
Taft day in West Virginia drew large crowds with speeches in Parkersburg and Cumberland. The national committee lined up top speakers for Indiana Ohio and New York while Taft prepared for a quiet day in Cincinnati and a final push in Youngstown.
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National Committee For Work
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Parkersburg
W. Va
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Taft
Cincinnati
Youngstown
Woodruff
Hitchcock
Sherman
Hughes
National Committee
Ohat
Meyer
Garfield
Strauss
Dolliver
la Follette
Leslie M. Shaw
O. O. Howard
Foster
Vermont
Longworth
Mayor Lombard Tours Parker Heights Ranch and Union Gap Canal
Mayor Lombard spent Tuesday at his Parker Heights ranch while inspecting the Union Gap canal, gathering updates on local infrastructure and land use.
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Lombard
Parker Heights
Union Gap Canal
Royal Welcome for Americans in Tokyo and Baseball Battle
The American occupation in Japan features diverse entertainment for Navy personnel from royalty audiences to a long baseball game. Tokyo draws many sailors and business visitors, while Yokohama hosts blue jackets visiting nearby points. The Keota squad wins the 15 inning game amid a friendly umpire call. P A Bounds departs for Wmatilla to buy cattle for shipment to North Yakima.
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Tokio
Japan
Battleship Fleet
Pacific Coast
Keota University
Yokohama
Keota
Half of Yakima Apple Crop Sold Before Harvest Ends
Over half of Yakima valley apples have been sold or are en route to markets outside North Yakima. A leading wholesale dealer said the 1907 crop is the largest in valley history and will not need storage here. Principal shipments go to Chicago New York City and Minneapolis.
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Yakima Valley
Yakima
Chicago
New York City
Minneapolis
Cap William Splawn Weds Miss Louden at Spokane
Pioneer of Yakima Valley Captain William Splawn married Miss May Loudon of Loomis in a quiet Spokane ceremony. The couple received friends later, with Attorney Wm. M. Thompson presenting a silver cake basket and praising Splawn’s pioneer contributions.
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Yakima Valley
Miss Louden
Loomis
William Splawn
May Loudon
Wash
Spokane
Miss Loudon
Bill
Wm. M. Thompson
Thompson
Splawn
Jeweler Shot Dead in St John Suburb Manor Yard
Portland Ore October 20 jeweler and prominent St John business man H T Butterworth was shot through the heart in his front yard shortly after 9 pm. The robber targeted a $350 diamond ring as Butterworth neared his gate. Mrs Butterworth and two children heard the shot and found him dead. the killer vanished after removing the ring.
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Portland
Ore
H. T. Butterworth
St. John
Butterworth
Runaway Team Shatters Gate on West Yakima Avenue
A runaway team from a Nob Hill rancher roared two blocks along West Yakima Avenue before smashing into and breaking the wooden gate at the Northern Pacific track crossing. The gate was closed on the east approach and the west approach was open. the team was stopped and the gate soon repaired.
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West Yakima Avenue
Northern Pacific
Nob Hill
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Cumberland
Judge Taft
Bryan
Labor
Makima
Navy
Oregon
P. A. Bounds
Wmatilla
North Yakima
Smarket
Billy
Yakima Country
New Northwest
Plains
Missouri
Moses Country
Parker Bottom
Dr. T. EB. Webb
Prohibition
Ken
Newick
Prosser
Columbus
Colum
Moon Brothers’ Vehicles
Michigan
Wyman
Sheldon
Treat-Raynor Co
South First
U. S
NS 4
Chas. Carpenter
Vice Pres
A. B. Cline
C.R. Donovan
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