Commission League Tickets Win North Yakima Mayor and Two Commissioners
The Commission League ticket led by mayoral candidate A J Splawn with commissioners Wilbur Crocker and W H Redman won North Yakima's first post reform vote. Splawn 2869. Redman 2645. Crocker edged Brooker by 13 votes with Mullins defeated. Women voters swayed turnout and results.
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Commission League
A. J. Splawn
Wilbur Crocker
W. H. Redman
Commission
Splawn
Pat Mullins
Redman
J. (. Brooker
Crocker
Law and Order
Mullins
Brooker
Yakima
North
Dupree
Broker
Rediman
Notable Visitors Gather for Northwest Reclamation Event
Secretary of the Interior Walter L Fisher led a North Yakima visit with a crowd of rail and reclamation officials. L. Gilman of St Paul assistant to James Hill joined the party from Alaska, with a long list of associates from Great Northern Northern Pacific and reclamation offices in Sunnyside Presser Grandview Toppenish and Seattle.
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North Yakima
Fisher
L. ©. Gilman
St. Paul
James Hill
Great Northern Railway
Mir
Gilman
Alaska
Walter L. Fisher
Interior
Walter
Arthur Fisher
Gove
J. Blanchard
Reclamaion Service
H. Swigar
Reclamation Service
Robert Hein
Leslies Weekly
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Railway
Phomas Cooper
A. D. Chartien
E. F. Ronson
J. L. DeForee
The
Railway
F. A. McCulloh
Walter Granger
Zillah
Sunnyside
Lee Johnson
R. ©. McCready
R. G. Paige
Chase
Northern Pacific
Presser
J M. Hoagland
Arnica Salve Heals Feversores Scar Free Claim
A Freeville New York man H J Barnum describes a dreadful fever sore that plagued him for years. After using Buecklen's Arnica Salve he reports it entirely healed with scarcely a scar. The ad promotes Heale Burns boils eczema cuts bruises swellings corns and piles as like magic at Clark's Pharmacy.
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H. J. Barnum
Freeville
N. Y
Buecklen
Clark's Pharmacy
Sanitation bid to curb typhoid in Yakima valley
State health officials led by Dr Eugene Kelley plan a county wide sanitation drive through hop fields from Toppenish to North Yakima. Deputy health officers from Selah Moxee Naches Wapato Granger Zillah Sunnyside Mabton Grandview Fort Simcoe attend a mass meeting to promote sanitary privies water chlorination and public education to prevent typhoid fever.
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Eugene Kelley
State Health Board
Spokane
Washington State Board of Health
North Yakima
Wilbur
Thomas Tetreau
Yakima
Toppenish
Kelley
Commercial Club
CG. A. Reinicke
Selah
J. R. Arthur
Moxee
W . Brown
Naches
C R Duncan
Wapato
J. J. Tilson
Teppenish
A. G. Alley
Granger
J. H. Bartley
North
Health Board
State fair to open with famed vocal soloist and Ferrullo band
Two weeks to opening day of the Washington state fair in North Yakima. Ferrullo’s concert band is billed as the stellar attraction with a renowned vocal soloist tied to major opera houses worldwide. The event promises a week of racing aeronautics livestock contests and extensive amusement features.
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Bernard Begue
M. Begue
M. Beague
Sg. Ferullo
Mr. Begue
State Fair
Washington State Fair
Yakima
Washington
Ferrullo
Metropolitan
Opera House
New York City
Convent Garden
London
Imperial Opera House
Moscow
Theatre de l’ Opera
Paris
Alensieur
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Lung Cure at Home
Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and lung troubles. The claim includes a testimonial from W R Nelson of Calamine Arkansas who reportedly gained 47 pounds after using the remedy and a free trial offer at Clark's Pharmacy with bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00.
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Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
Clark’s
Governor Harmon Attacks Taft Over Tariff Reform
Ohio Governor Harmon condemned President Taft in Boston as wrong advisors influenced tariff vetoes. He argued Taft broke promises on general reform and woolen goods duties, urging voters to question tariff making and Canada agreement in the shadow of political manipulation.
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Boston
Taft
Harmon
Ohio
Ballinger
Canada
Congress
Not a Word of Scandal Neighbor’s Praise Of Spaugh Case
Neighbor Mrs. W. P. Spaugh of Manville Wyoming says Dr King s New Life Pill cured her obstinate kidney trouble and made her feel like a new woman. A remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles priced at 25 cents at Clark s Pharmacy.
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W. P. Spaugh
Manville
Wyo
Dr. King
Clark
Beatties Iron Nerve Tries Chesterfield Court Scene
Henry Clay Beattie faces electric chair in Virginia on November 24 his first day in a Chesterfield jail cell. He remains calm discussions with friends and denounces the verdict as unfair. His father visits and hopes for a new trial though legal opinion doubts success. An advert promotes HER BINE liver tonic.
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Chesterfield Court House
Henry Clay Beattie
Chesterfield
Beulah Binford
Court of Appeals
Virginia Bar
Fisher Sets Sixty Day Deadline for High Line Canal Funding
Secretary of the Interior Fisher told the Yakima Valley Water Users that 60 days is the time limit to raise 26 million dollars for the High Line canal project. He urged Kittitas to proceed, pledged cooperation, and suggested forming a district to streamline action while stressing the need to develop water for 457,000 acres across multiple areas.
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Yakima
Kittitas
Fisher
Water Users’ S Association
Commercial Club
High Line
Messrs
Scudder
Johnson
Wiggins
Price
Hoagland
Tucker and Galloway
Kachess
Keechelus
Cle Elum
Kittitas High Line
Reclamation Service
Teanaway
Moxee
Christian Anderson
Anderson
Bumping Lake
McAllister Meadows
Pleasant Valley
Cascade Canal
Tieton
Sunnyside
Wapato
Columbia
Water Users’ Association
Kittlas
Mir. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Fisher Well Liked By Yakima People
Secretary of the Interior Walter L. Fisher visited North Yakima and impressed residents along with his two sons. He praised Yakima fruit, toured irrigation projects, and noted surprise at local development and water requests amid muddy roads and heavy rainfall.
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Fisher
North
Yakima
Secretary Fisher
Fishers
Commercial Club
North Yakima
Elliott
H. M. Gilbert
Herald
Mr. Fisher
Grandview
W. W. Butler
Qld Papers for Sale at Merald Office
Advertises bundles of Queensland papers offered at Merald office priced at ten cents per bundle. Limited details available in the fragment.
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Merald
Foreign Missionaries in Peril as Chinese mobs rise
A Pekin dispatch reports about 100 foreigners at Echenhtu in Sze Chuan facing mobs. The viceroy orders departure toward the Yangtze while British gunboats and American ships move upriver. Thirty Americans among refugees, most are Methodist and Baptist missionaries.
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Pekin
Ehenhtu
Sze Chuan
Yang Tse
Ishang
Chung King
China
Electric Bitters Promise Health and Strength
A promotional notice urges readers to take Electric Bitters when ordered to stop work due to illness. It claims the tonic builds tone and vigor, prevents breakdown, and satisfies with a guarantee. Clark's Pharmacy offers bottles for 50 cents.
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Clark's
Laurier Pleads for Reciprocity in Windsor Rally
Sir Wilfrid Laurier addressed ten thousand in Windsor Canada blaming the United States for delays to reciprocity. He recalled two Washington visits for recognition and alleged Taft offered terms only to have them refused. He denounced opponents as traitors to their party.
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Windsor
Ont
United States
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Washington
Ottawa
Taft
John Lachance Finds Men in Chicken Coop
Police arrested Millard Boyd and Charles Hays on attempted chicken stealing charges after they were found inside John Lachance's chicken coop at 306 South Eighth Street Saturday night. One suspect escaped briefly before being arrested outside Lachance's home as residents gathered.
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Millard Boyd
Charles Hays
John Lachance
South Eighth Street
Lachancve
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Commissioner of Public Works
Finance
Crocker and Brooker
Roos
Peucker
Cypacker
Veriom
Sig
Fertillo
Beattie
Henry
W. Camp
Cor
Érd
Yakima Aves
Secretary of the Interior
Walter L
Laurier
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