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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
8
Local businessmen E. J. Jaeger and Dell Fox of Zillah visited North Yakima to push incorporation. The county commission adjourned the hearing to a later date. Other items note W A C Aid meeting, sewing circle, theater news, marriage and bachelor licenses, dedications, and local visits.
Dallas voters used the recall to dismiss two veteran officials from the April school board. Joseph Morgan and Charles D. Tomkies were terminated after secret sessions, prompting mass meetings and charges of contempt toward the board. J D Carter and John Bh Mecraw ran against Mann and George in the recall.
Returns from last Tuesday's primary confirm Representative William E Humphreys the Standpatter nominee over insurgent Thomas P. R Revell in Seattle.
Manager Mack Swain and his company are noted for developing top actors. Offers from rivals drive salaries up to 75 dollars weekly for leads. The troupe appears at the Yakima Theatre next Sunday night September 25 presenting The Side Walks of New York in a big scenic comedy melodrama.
Entries for the baby show by the Woman's club at the State Fair are coming in with strong promise of good attendance. Merchants will display wares related to babies, with hosts nightly to greet attendees. Indian baby entrants are expected Saturday, adding novelty to the event.
A note describes the baby show schedule and that a restroom is maintained except during the hour of the show each morning.
William Daverin died at the Pacific Hotel after injuries from a Saturday night streetcar incident. He was 44, survived by two brothers A and John Daverin of North Yakima, and three sisters Mrs. Nevin, Mrs. Bounds, and Mrs. Shoultz. Funeral arrangements were to be announced.
Medford Ore Sept 20 Jesse Smith a former U S Army NCO was stabbed to death at his home allegedly by a man named Mack. Mack fled and a posse pursues him. The killing grew from an argument over a dog Smith was accused of stealing.
The Colorado Republican state convention in Colorado Springs adjourned to decide on a governor candidate and platform after a split on state issues. Delegates also disallowed 84 prosives from Denver county seeking seats.
Albert B. Potter associate forester departed Washington today for a two month tour visiting the six forest districts of the country to observe operations and report on forestry developments.
A new autumn hat features plush fabric with a cloche shape and full bag crown. An oriental blue embroidered band hides the crown join, a tall feather adds height, and rhinestone ornament secures the feather to the band for a striking, low trimming style.
A survey of brief science items mentions rising per capita coffee use in the U S and a 26 mile trolley line in Shanghai with 65 cars operated by 500 workers. It notes inventions from a black rose patent to glass ground imitation, and a large Austrian rug ordered by a New York client.
A Nob Hill court conviction for running water into a public highway led to a state cost bill of 48.65 against George Allen. The case, moved from Justice Hunt to Justice Karr, resulted in a 1 dollar fine. costs cover mileage witness fees and regular justice costs, excluding attorney fees.
Vice President Sherman lost in his own election district ward and assembly district to progressives while carrying the city by securing delegations in a slim majority of wards. The Utica result highlights a strong challenge to his standing within the party during primary day.
Attorneys for residents petition Yakima County commissioners to address overflow and seepage in the Moxee Valley area, listing 4100 acres affected and irrigation water alkali concerns, with hearing planned at the Yakima County courthouse in North Yakima on October 6, 1910 at 10 A M.
The President through an Executive Order dated June 18 1410 detaches part of the Yakima Indian Reservation within Vancouver and Walla Walla Land districts and attaches it to North Yakima land district. Transfers of records occur Sept 30 1910 and Oct 1 1910 take effect. Fred Dennett Commissioner notes the change and the notice dated July 15 1910.
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