Found Dead in a Doctor's Office
Teddy Larkin, a Spokane painter, was found dead in Dr. Cameron's Sloan building office after drinking chloroform from a bottle on the desk. Investigators note possible self-harm or mistaken intoxication with no clear motive. relatives notified and the body to be sent to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Larkin
Dr. Cameron
Sloan
Lt Ae
Tommy
Gerald Shheely
Rosser
C. C. Hannold
Chestnut Street
Schorn
M. Schorn
Frank Schorn
Larkin
Painter’s Union
Spokane
Yakima City
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Helton
Doctor Helton
Painters’ Union
James Larkin
Tacoma
Hannold
Minneapolis
Minn
Gus. Larkin
M C B Meeting Elects Officers and Debates Utilities
The Men's Civic Brotherhood met at the M E church with about thirty five members. Officers elected: President H S Turner, vice president George Ingham, secretary Fred Forbes, treasurer Harry Cook, corresponding secretary N F Turner, steering committee J Snox Ward and H Hunt. The constitution amendment on dues was passed. members more than six months in arrears may be dropped. Next topic: should cities over 10 000 own and operate public utilities. WH Cook and W H Horsley to debate. Attendance rising and meetings growing in interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Civic Brotherhood
M. E. Church
H. S. Turner
George Ingham
Fred Forbes
Harry Cook
N. F. Turner
J. Snox Ward
Hunt
WH. M. Cook
W. H. Horsley
Annual Conference Brings National Guard Leaders Together
Major W L lemon and Captain J M Curry attend the annual conference of National Guard officers. The meeting aims to outline station needs for the coming year and marks General Hamilton’s first gathering with all commanders. Great results are anticipated from the plans formed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L.lemon
J. M. Curry
National Guard
Relief Fund Grows for Yakima Widow of Deceased Miner
In Yakima a plea for aid follows a fatal cave in that killed Newton Green and left his widow and 18 month old child. The Herald reports strong local giving from coworkers and residents with cash, groceries, clothing, and fuel flowing to support the family as winter approaches. Contributions arrive at the Herald office with daily tallies and ongoing fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City
Yakima
Newton Green
Green
James L.tinch
Herald
Second Street
Fresno Club to Dismiss Manager Fisher Tomorrow
Fresno on October 23 reports Mike Fisher, manager of the Fresno baseball club, will be dismissed at tomorrow's directors meeting after refusing to resign. Charles Doyle, currently captain, is expected to be chosen as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Mike Fisher
Fisher
Charles Doyle
Checks Drawn On N Stranberg In Yakima Amid Fraud Suspicions
A dozen checks totaling about 100 dollars drawn by N Stranberg payable to Yakima saloon keepers bounced for lack of funds. The signer, who recently left town, is sought by Sheriff Grant. Authorities suspect overdrawn funds rather than outright fraud and note Strawburg is known for honest work in ditch and reservoir projects near Zillah and Bumping Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Trust Company
N. Stranberg
Strawburg
Grant
Fruitvale
Zillah
Bumping Lake
New Herald
Coffin Bros
Varian Saloon
Bert Fitcher
Eagle Bar
Reciprocity Day Highlights by Local Women’s Clubs
The Woman's club hosted Reciprocity Day at the Commercial Club with performances by the Ladies' Musical club. Miss Karr sang Dear Heart and Then You and I, followed by Mrs. J. L. Hughes discussing French Women of the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries and Mrs. C. L. Barnett presenting a paper on Our Neighboring Governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
Miss Karr
Mattei
Coffin Bros Sell Sheep In Major Northwest Sale
Lester Coffin sold two bands totaling 4500 head to Berk of Yakima and the Stanton Cold Storage Co of Spokane as part of a busy season. Berg took 2260 head with the rest to Spokane. Coffin brothers have purchased 17,000 sheep overall, spending about 55000 including 20000 to J D J Thiessen who sold all his flock to the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Coffin
Berk
Yakima
Stanton Cold Storage Company
Spokane
Lewiston Tribune
Berg
Coffin Brothers
J. D. J. Thiessen
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Indian Head
THE
First National Bank
U. S
W. M. Ladd
W. L. Steinweg
Charles Carpenter
A.B. Cline
Aest
F. J. Tickner
Nob Hill
Fred Pearn
Fleming Beta Ely
Simmons
A. D. Smith Gory
Otis Jones
Eewin
Ed Evans
J. W. Helm
Frank Bailey Pees
H. C. Denny
Braiback
J. Mitchell
M. Flenny
F. BE. Wilcox Ab
Smith
Arly Sterling
S. Greenhalgh
Vincent Alex Sinclair
Amp’s Pharmacy Mosse
Lee Tittle
Morning Herald
Herald Business Office
Ditter Bros
Yakima Artificial Tee Co
I. Lince
W. L. Jones
J. H. Needham
John Fintel
Jas Kipp
Wentie
Mr. Champagne
Herman Fredell
P. M. Ambruster
E. L. Honey
R. R. Moffitt
Cobr Oc
Mike
Steel Range
Treat Raynor Company
Sheri
Gilera Fey
el Schoals
Wowhanks
Reed
Wyman & Fraser
North First Street
Bartholet
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