Schott Chosen for New Mayor in City Council Deal
Councilman Herry H. Schott will serve as acting mayor for the remaining three months of the term after a unanimous vote. Mayor Armbruster resigns for health reasons, effective after a Wednesday meeting. A petition by over 200 taxpayers seeks a police matron to regulate films and venues, with investigation ordered. A plan for a new fire station at South First and Walnut faced funding hurdles as total costs rise to 11 500.
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Philip M. Armaster
Herry H. Schott
Schuct
Armbruster
Smith
Polc
Mater
Police Committee
Weatherwax
South First
Walnut Streets
Tee
Ity
West Side
Onildine Ag
Est
Central Station
Nash
Shaw
Bonnie Brae Avenue
Mapletreet
Seventh Street
Walnut
Maple
Tieton Hotel
Buiding
Hood River Apple Prices Reported By Fruit Growers Assn
Prices received at Hood River for apples sold to date were revealed via private wire to a prominent Wansatchet reporter. The extra fancy pack f. o. b. prices are listed, indicating notable market gains for Hood River fruit.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Hood River
Fruit Growers’ Association
Daily World
Apple crop quality differences shape land values in Hood River Wenatchee
The Hood River apple crop will yield less than 50 percent extra fancy fruit, while Wenatchee valley expects 80 percent extra fancy, 10 percent fancy and 10 percent choice. This quality contrast helps explain why Wenatchee acreage values average about twice Hood River prices.
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Ben Davis
Hood River
Wenatchee Valey
Wenatchee
Lorimer Investigating Committee on the Job
Aerator Bur rows of Michigan, chairman of the senate committee to investigate Senator Lorimer's election, arrived with members to begin hearings on bribery charges. The initial session will set the committee's program and is expected to admit testimony often barred in criminal trials.
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Chicago
Aerator Burrows
Michigan
Senate
Lorimer
Illinois
Judge Preble Sets Full Criminal Calendar
Motion day in the superior court produced a list of trials set for October dates. Defendants include Paul Morgan for forgery on October 4 and Edwin Larson for forgery on October 4, with additional forgery and larceny cases dated October 4 through October 13. Murder, assault, grand larceny, bootlegging, and liquor selling to Indians or minors appear among the scheduled trials along with other related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Paul Morgan
Edwin Larson
H. F. Boze
J. White
George Weber
W. F. Seehweir
H. H. Pope
Fred Miller
Jerry Williams
A. G. Payne
William Knox
Robert Harvey
W. A. Penny
John Thompson
D. Culler
William Galligher
James McDonald
Sarah Bennett
A. A. Hembricker
J. F. Krotser
F. J. Hahn
Ernest Sibley
W. J. Hauser
Bert Allen
Jack McDaniels
Seattle Voters Indicate No Change in Local Option Law
Washington primaries show no change to the local option liquor law this year. In some counties prohibition advocates won seats, but overall voters favor giving the current law more time to prove its fairness. Lawmakers who meddle may lose popularity. many nominees seek to focus on trimming public expenses rather than fight another long session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Washington
Prohibition
White’s Cream Vermifuge Promises Health Boost
Advertisement for White’s Cream Vermifuge claims to destroy intestinal worms and strengthen the stomach and bowels. Priced at 25 cents per bottle and sold by D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Avenue and C. W. Camp on the West Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
C. W. Camp
West Side
Carnival of Days Ladies' Aid Plan at Marquette Hall
The first division of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Catholic church plans a three day entertainment from September 21 to 23 at Marquette hall corner Fourth and 6B streets. Evening event with confections lunch and dancing promises a pleasurable time for attendees.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Catholic Church
Marquette Hall
Corner Fourth
Ballard's Horehound Syrup For Lung Congestion
Promote early relief with Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs and chest congestion. Available in 25cc 50¢ and 1.00 bottles from D. H. Fry at 10 Yakima Avenue and C. W. Camp on the West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
C. W. Camp
West Side
Liver Correctant Advertises HER BINE Remedy
The notice touts HER BINE as a powerful liver correctant that purifies the system and stimulates vital organs to improve complexion and health. It claims relief from facial blemishes when the liver is torpid and lists D. H. Fry and W. Camp as sellers at Yakima Avenue and West Side Druggist for 50 cents.
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D. H. Fry
Yakima Avenue
W. Camp
West Side
New Ratine Coat At Trouville In Embroidered Tobacco Brown
The polo and motor coats feature ratine fabric light as thistle down and warm as a blanket. A tobacco brown ratine coat with red orange and blue embroidery on the shoulder is paired with dark velvet trim and steel buttons in ebony rims. The turban is a draped model by Loulson. Gibson company faces questions about honesty and future market gains in a valley crop context and big commission battles ahead.
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Trouville
Ratine
Marshall Armand
Loulson
Gibson Company
Gibson
Wenatehee
Yakima Peaches Auction Buoyed By Mixed Results
Washington fruit sold lower on the Chicago market with Yakima peaches under pressure. Grimes Golden brought $1.75 while Maiden Blush was valued around $1.80. Jonathans averaged $2.40 and Elbertas $1.35 to $2.90, amid a table of varied car lots and favorable weather.
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Yakima Valley
Chicago
Colorado
Elbertas
Hotchkiss
Espertas
Paonia
Washington
Daily Report of
Denney & Co
North Yakima
Wapato
Zillah
Jonathans
Grimes Golden
Yakima
Washington Fruit Liked in Chicago
Washington fruit sold in Chicago Tuesday pleased buyers according to the report of Denny & Co. received here. The summary notes Oregon, California and Colorado involvement and mentions an auction of 34 cars including Malagas, Italians, Tokay grapes, and grapefruit among the items, reflecting strong demand and favorable reception.
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Washington
Chicago
Denney & Co
Oregon
California
Colorado
Wenatchee Jonathan Prices Stir Orchard Market
A Wenatchee World report tracks a Chicago buyer from H Wood & Co offering 1.44 per box for Jonathans as Yakima Valley growers weigh contracts. The Wenatchee Fruit Growers association and Gibson Fruit Co of Chicago may oversee the pool with 10 cent commissions, signaling contest over pricing and market control.
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Yakima Valley
Wenatchee
H. Wood & Co
Chicago
South Water Street
Jonathans
Ft. C. B. Wenatchee
George KR. Fisher
First National Bank
Fisher
Wenatchee’ Fruit Growers’ Association
Wood & Co
Mr. Fisher
W. (. Michael
Gibson Fruit Company
Gibson
Will Crippen Be Convicted Says Mintyre
John F. McIntyre asserts Crippen will be acquitted if corpus delicti cannot be proven. He cites Lord Hale rule, argues judge will rule on law rather than sentiment, and notes possible identifications of Belle Elmore remains. He warns of circumstantial proof and the need for true body identification.
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John F. MelIntyre
The
Herald Today
Dr. Crippen
Belle Elmore
New York
Peter C Hains
T. Jenkins C. Hains
Wm. E. Annis
Harry Thaw
McIntyre
New York District Attorney's Office
Crippen
Lord Hale
Bell Flmore
Wretel
Kingland
England
Arthur Newton
Jane Doe
Union
Joe Rhodes Arranges Mack Swain Show in City
Advance man Joe Rhodes works for the Mack Swain company to bring an appearance to town. He coordinates promotions and dates for the upcoming performance in the local area.
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Joe Rhodes
Mack Swain Company
Catarrh of the Stomach Publicized as a Widespread Illness
An advertising narrative touts catarrh of the stomach as common and difficult to believe. It cites testimonials from S W Jackson Baltimore Md officer George Y Stout and Robert J Gillespie among others, praising Peruna as a cure and urging readers to write for verification.
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S. W. Jackson
Weaver Brook
Greenville
Ohio
J. F Bender
George Y. Stout
North Broadway
Baltimore
Robert J. Gillespie
South Main St
Los Angeles
Cal
Lather’s International Union
Christian Hofman
Slatington
Tle
Peruna
United States
Academy station switch and siding completed
In Ahtanum the large crew finished the switch and siding at Academy station after a lively week. Public schools opened with good attendance and Miss Miller commutes daily from town with sister Mrs. Frank J. Allen. Young residents attend town school with half fare and later car times adjusted. Ernest Wiley returns to Whitman College with cousin Hart Woodhouse. Mrs. M. A. Eliott visits Mrs. Woodcock. Helen Umstead recovers from a fractured limb. Mrs. C. Palmer hosts a quilting party with fried chicken and dishes for guests.
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Academy Station
Princip
Miss Miller
Frank J. Allen
Mosier
Fred Dye
Ernest Wiley
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Hart Woodhouse
Whitman Academy
D. Bailey
Seattle
M. A. Eliott
Trains From Three Railroads Run Into Granger Center
In Granger the railroad hub of Yakima valley three trains from Northern Pacific North Yakima & Valley and North Coast railroads operated on Saturday. A North Coast train carried members of the state railroad commission and engineers. State officials and commission members inspected crossing safety across Walla Walla Benton and Yakima counties.
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Granger
Yakima Valley
Northern Pacific Railroad
North
Messra Jones
Lawrence
Railrroad Commission
Messrs Lemay, Meloy and McDonald
Secerity Commission
State Railroad Commission
Bite
Ce Peediot
Walla Walla County
Yosinia
Benton
Morris Hedden Leaves North Yakima for MIT Chemistry Program
Morris Hedden, son of Mrovnd Meee Bh Hedden of Nob Till Avenue, departed North Yakima Sunday for Boston Massachusetts to enroll in a chemistry course at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Morris Hedden
Mrovnd Meee
Hedden
Nob Till Avenue
Yakima
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Paris Evening Gowns Feature Rich Materials and Embroidery
Rich fabrics dominate today with Paris models commanding prices over five hundred dollars. Persian gold and yellow silk veiled in black chiffon pairs with black satin and oriental embroidery. The high waist defines the indoors fall look while embroidery outlines the bodice for a refined silhouette.
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Paris
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Council
Judge Preble
Bears
Denny & Co
Apple
Jonathan
Chicago House
Gould and Pyle
Ahtanum
C. Palmer
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