Taft Tours Cincinnati At Night Gathering In Music Hall
National League of Republican Clubs holds large meeting at Music Hall Cincinnati with Tafts blunt critique of Bryan and Democratic promises He addresses Baptist convention and rallies with torch escorted crowds John Hays Hammond re elected president of the league and officers named Delegates from Portia Coterie Twentieth Century Musical and Woman's clubs listed with alternates.
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National League of Republican Clubs
Cincinnati
Taft
West
National League of Republican
Music Hall
National Convention of Negro Baptists
Lexington
Republican Party
John Hays Hammond
Republican National League
C. Snell Smith
New York
Chauncey Dewey
Chicago
Smith
Delegates to Bellingham Convention by Yakima Club Women
North Yakima club women will attend the Federated Women's Clubs state convention in Bellingham from October 6 to 9. The Ladies' Musical Society will present the Wednesday morning program and Mrs. Alex Miller will perform a solo at the Thursday meeting. Each city club will be represented.
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North Yakima Club
Federated Women’s Clubs
Bellingham
Ladies’ Musical Society
Alex Miller
Schott Urged to Enter City Mayoral Race
North Yakima business leaders press councilman at large Henry H. Schott to run for mayor. Schott, a prominent local businessman and longtime council member, says he will announce his decision in a couple of days.
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North Yakima
Henry H. Schott
Schott
Public Improvement Committee
Grant
North Bank Railroad
Bellingham
Spokane
Lewiston
Idaho
Janeck Enters Mayor Race in North Yakima
Councilman Louis O. Janeck of the Second ward announces his candidacy for mayor on the Business Men's ticket. He favors further public improvements and the continuation of current administration projects. No other candidates have entered the field.
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Louis O. Janeck
North Yakima
Lombard
Sunnyside Fair Opens With Notable Exhibits
The first annual Sunnyside fair begins today at the market place and runs three days. A remarkable agricultural and horticultural display has been arranged, drawing ranchers and crowds from Sunnyside and nearby areas, with visitors expected from North Yakima on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday to support the enterprise.
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Market Place
Sunnyside
North Yakima
Transportation boom as Yakima Valley Trolley carries 1700 Sunday
Yakima Valley Transportation company ran two cars on Sunday carrying about 1700 passengers, the largest regular day’s business yet. Regular service to Fair Grounds extended with a thirty minute schedule, and through service once West Yakima avenue is connected.
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Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Fair Grounds
West Yakima Avenue
Hearst to Speak in Seattle and Spokane
William Randolph Hearst head of the independence party will speak in Seattle on October 12 and in Spokane on the 14th. He is joined by Thomas L. Hisgen presidential candidate who will address audiences in Spokane. John Temple Graves vice presidential candidate speaks at Spokane on September 25.
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Herald
Seattle
William Randolph Hearst
Independence Party
Spokane
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
John Temple Graves
Georgia
Washington
Petition calls for removal of Officer Mathis in West Yakima district
A petition circulated by C. W. Camp among West Side business men seeks removal of Officer Mathis, while supporters cite his vigilance on West Yakima Avenue. A counter petition may be presented. debate reflects strong support and opposition.
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Mathis
West Side
C. W. Camp
Lombard
Gamp
West Yakima Avenue
North Yakima
The
Herald
Petrolithic paving offer presented to city council
R. S. Grant of Spokane representing Petrolithic Paving discussed a proposal for a demonstration of the Petrolithic methods on the city streets during Monday evening council proceedings. The session included considerable discussion on the merits and details of the plan.
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R. S. Grant
Spokane
Petrolithic Paving Company
Ahtanum Church Plans Chinese Bazaar For Mission Work
The Ahtanum Congregational church will hold a Chinese bazaar next Friday September 25 with Miss Martha Wiley of Foo Chan China selling Chinese curios. Miss Wiley a former missionary will speak and translate with Miss Bing a Chinese student assisting. Relishments will be served and proceeds go to mission work in China.
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Ahtanum Congregational Church
Martha Wiley
Foo Chan
China
Wiley
Bing
Wiler
Post Election Notices Prepared for General Election
Notices of the general election have been prepared by Auditor Crocker and will be posted throughout the county in a few days.
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Crocker
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Mead
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Scudder
Snyder
A. E. Larson
Jd. M. Perry
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Youngdale
Ballinger
Larrison
Twentieth Century Club
Hughes
J. J. McDonald
C. C. Case
Wyman
Musical Club
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Neta Foster
J. J. Fawcet
Woman's Club
Thomas
Robertson
Rankin
Rossiter
U. S
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BANK
W.L. Steinweg
Chas. Carpenter
A. B. Cline
C. R. Donovan
Cash
H. J H. Schott
Michigan
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Janeck
Sunnyside Fair
Fair Grounds Line
Transportation Company
Hearst
Hisgen
Graves
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