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Year	Stories
1854	62
1858	29
1859	52
1860	27
1861	101
1862	87
1863	69
1864	32
1865	11
1871	11
1872	140
1876	812
1877	678
1878	526
1879	64
1880	180
1882	130
1883	911
1884	499
1885	838
1886	492
1887	484
1888	440
1889	1,324
1890	287
1891	1,115
1892	2,855
1893	2,829
1894	2,116
1895	1,830
1896	2
1897	62
1898	196
1899	446
1900	114
1902	34
1903	1,332
1904	1,126
1905	124
1907	53
1908	351
1909	1,545
1910	413
1911	160
1912	73
1914	261
1915	300
1916	545
1917	332
1918	45
1919	5
1920	1
1922	18
1923	185
1924	151
1925	64
1928	14
1929	19

1,980 stories, the 400 most mentioned

People 251

A. R. Gardner1914–191836
Lee M. Lampson1914–191723
R. E. Pratt1914–191823
Woodrow Wilson1914–191822
Luke Powell1914–191821
M. M. Moulton1914–191820
J. B. Clements1914–191816
L. E. Johnson1914–191714
Miles Poindexter1910–191713
F. R. Jeffrey1915–191712
E. M. Sly1914–191811
E. W. Trenbath1914–191711
Ernest Lister1915–191711
F. L. Bash1915–191811
Clements1915–191710
Governor Lister1915–191710
E. P. Marsh1910–191210
Sheriff Duffy1915–191810
C. E. Duffy1915–191710
Geo. F. Richardson1914–19179
C. E. Copeland1914–19179
McNeill1916–19179
M. H. Church1914–19178
H. W. Desgranges1914–19178
I. M. Howell1910–19178
M. S. Lewis1914–19188
Wesley L. Jones1910–19178
Governor Hay1910–19128
Rose B. Moore19118
T. J. Wright1914–19177
Samuel Gompers1910–19117
W. J. Kincaid1916–19177
M. E. Hay1911–19167
Copeland1914–19177
E. C. Houston1916–19177
Gordon C. Moores1914–19177
L. L. Lynn1914–19156
F. M. Crosby1914–19176
W. R. Crawford1914–19166
Dr. F. M. Crosby1914–19156
F. M. Weil1916–19176
Charles Perry Taylor1910–19126
Chief Copeland1914–19176
Jim Clements1915–19176
Bash1915–19176
W. S. Jenkins19166
Judge Grady1916–19176
Mayor Hartley1910–19116
Wm. Meikle1915–19176
A. S. Goss1915–19176
Chas. H. Collins19145
W. R. Weisel1914–19175
H. A. Bier1914–19175
Mayor Richardson1914–19155
J. J. Rudkin1914–19185
Scott Z. Henderson1914–19175
John Mitchell1910–19125
William Howard Taft1910–19115
Alex McNeill1915–19175
C. W. Fristoe1915–19175
Harry Wheelhouse1914–19165
A. L. Nelson1914–19185
J. C. Syfford1915–19175
A. F. Brown1915–19175
J. R. Ayers1915–19175
J. N. Ely1915–19185
Blanche Mason1911–19125
William Gohl19105
Edith Pepoon19105
George L. Pepoon19105
Dr. Crosby1914–19174
A. C. Jones1914–19174
M. W. Mattecheck19144
C. L. Holcomb1914–19174
W. A. Morain1914–19174
Powell1915–19164
Judge Black1910–19114
Roberts1910–19114
Judge Rudkin1914–19164
C. A. Stapleton19164
Judge Linn1916–19174
Samuel Hill1914–19174
O. L. Waller1914–19174
H. J. Snively1914–19164
Herbert C. Harris1916–19174
I. N. Mueller1914–19154
J. W. Cusick1910–19164
Manley B. Haynes1916–19174
M. C. Delle19164
M. D. O'Connell1914–19174
H. T. Graves1915–19174
Charles R. Case1910–19114
W. H. Paulhamus1915–19164
Herschel Jameson1915–19174
C. S. Gibbs1915–19164
H. S. Hughes1916–19184
Olinger1911–19124
R. J. Olinger1911–19124
J. M. Serr1915–19174
Albert Weidle1915–19164
G. H. Mottinger1916–19184
E. L. Baxter1915–19174
John Tyacke1915–19174
Commissioner Clements1916–19174
Henry Thamke1916–19184
Dr. C. D. Hopper1915–19174
Prosecuting Attorney Fristoe1916–19174
Mayor Fox19104
Ray Wilcox19104
Charles Hadberg19104
Morain1914–19153
C. R. Delepine1914–19153
Grant A. Stewart1914–19153
John Larson19163
Geo. W. Sherk1914–19183
F. J. Arnold1914–19173
Carl Williams1914–19153
E. C. Tripp1914–19163
G. W. Hamilton1914–19163
J. N. Teal1914–19153
Frank Morrison1910–19113
J. A. Johnson1914–19163
Henry McBride19163
R. C. Mounsey1914–19153
Chief of Police Copeland1914–19173
Judge Carey1910–19173
Gifford Pinchot1910–19163
E. F. Benson1914–19183
H. W. Lemcke1916–19183
Herbert G. Harris19163
Hubbard1910–19113
Henry D. James1916–19183
Mr. Church1914–19153
Roland H. Hartley19163
S. Feuchtwanger1914–19163
Wm. Dircksen1914–19173
Mike Driscoll1914–19173
J. W. Vickers1915–19173
Commissioner McNeill1916–19173
F. A. Howes1914–19163
John Hoffman19103
Jos. Gerards1914–19163
Blanche H. Mason1911–19123
R. K. Tiffany1916–19173
J. C. McClellan1916–19173
Joseph Bonner19103
C. O. Young1910–19123
Dr. J. H. Martin1915–19163
Staser1914–19173
Judge Bert Linn1915–19173
Gordon C. Corbaley1914–19153
Sam Allard19173
Charles M. Sanford1916–19173
George Finley1914–19163
P. R. Parks1916–19183
Bert Linn1915–19183
S. J. Harrison1915–19163
A. G. Kamm19153
M. E. Soth19163
C.O. Young1910–19123
Dr. L. G. Spaulding1915–19163
William E. Humphrey1910–19163
H. R. Vibber1915–19173
A. H. Wheaton1915–19163
Patrick Costello19153
Herbert Hoover19173
J. K. Campbell1911–19123
W. T. Tyler1915–19173
R. L. Banta1915–19183
John J. McNamara19113
McNamara Brothers19113
G. M. Annis1916–19173
N. C. Bowles1915–19163
C. D. Mitchell19153
W. L. LaFollette1915–19173
W. S. Davidson1915–19173
F. J. O'Brien1915–19173
Sam Ross19163
M. N. Hudnall1916–19173
F. A. Friermood1916–19173
Gordon Moores19163
Joe Gerards1916–19173
J. C. Syford19163
Rev. K. S. Tontz1916–19173
Russell Lawson1916–19173
Herbert G. Hoover1917–19183
J. B. Haydon1915–19173
Commissioner Pratt1917–19183
S. J. Appleman19103
Johnson1910–19142
Mr. Bennett1914–19152
Desgranges1914–19172
L. W. Murray1914–19172
President Wilson1914–19162
Thomas Burke19102
Judge Burke19102
William Blackman1910–19122
Wright1910–19162
Judge Hanford1912–19172
O'Connell1914–19162
S. Z. Henderson19142
Wm. Helm19142
F. P. McGuire19142
F. B. Smith19142
Louis Rottmann19142
Luke Walsh19142
Larkin19142
George1916–19172
W. C. Smith19102
Senator Jones1910–19152
Gibson1910–19162
J. H. Robbins19142
Captain Brown1916–19172
Miles C. Moore19152
Frank R. Spinning19152
J. S. Barnes19152
Mr. Gardner1911–19142
Donald McRae19162
James Reed19162
Grant Stewart1914–19152
H. Alexander Smith19162
M. E. Carley1914–19172
A. H. Poston19142
Lon Boyle19162
Floyd Walker1916–19172
J. E. Davidson19162
Judge Mitchell19162
Skinner1916–19172
L. R. Horton1910–19162
E. D. Cowen19142
F. W. McCann19162
Parry Welch19162
E. L. Pulliam19162
Ole Hanson1914–19172
E. J. Ward1914–19152
Olive Cox1914–19162
W. H. Allison1914–19172
James Shepherd19162
W. W. Zent1916–19172
Horatio Bruenn19162
George Arrowsmith1916–19172
E. C. Mills19162
Clarence Berg1916–19172
Andrew Codding19162
C. A. Day19162
S. S. Beggs19102
George F. Richardson19142
Charles Rasmussen19142
Trevor Kincaid19162
Newton D. Baker19162
J. M. Holmes1914–19172

Organizations 149

Everett Trades Council1910–191297
Commercial Club1910–191731
Kennewick Commercial Club1914–191727
Kennewick City Council1914–191725
American Federation of Labor1910–191221
Great Northern Railway1910–191619
Kennewick-Richland Marketing Union1916–191717
Public Service Commission1914–191616
Sumner Iron Works1910–191116
The Labor Journal1910–191215
Courier-Reporter1914–191812
Northern Pacific1910–191711
State Federation of Labor1910–191411
Red Cross1917–191811
Washington State Legislature1911–191710
Benton County Commissioners1914–191710
Washington State Federation of Labor1910–191210
Everett City Council1910–191210
Port of Kennewick1915–191710
Northern Pacific Railroad1910–19179
Northern Pacific Railway1910–19189
Labor Journal1910–19129
Industrial Workers of the World1910–19179
Socialist Party1910–19129
Pacific Power & Light Company1914–19168
Finley Grange1915–19178
Panhandle Lumber Co.19107
University of Washington1910–19176
Great Northern1910–19176
Great Northern Railroad19106
Washington State Supreme Court1910–19176
Kennewick Printing Co.1914–19186
Milwaukee Railroad1916–19176
Pacific Power & Light1914–19176
Keeler Brothers1914–19166
Secretary of State1914–19176
Kennewick High School1915–19176
Trades Council1911–19126
Idaho Washington Northern Railroad19106
War Department1914–19185
Anti-Saloon League1910–19165
Kennewick Courier-Reporter1914–19185
White Bluffs Water Company1916–19175
The Produce Company1916–19185
Grange1915–19175
Spokane Chamber of Commerce1910–19165
I.W.W.1912–19175
Horn Rapids Irrigation company1915–19185
Western Federation of Miners1910–19164
Interstate Commerce Commission1914–19174
Benton County Board of Commissioners1916–19174
Benton County1914–19174
State College1910–19174
Shingle Weavers Union1910–19124
Everett Labor Journal1911–19124
Commercial club1914–19164
State College of Washington1914–19184
Prosser Independent-Record1914–19164
International Association of Machinists1910–19114
Prosser Commercial Club1914–19164
Railroad Brotherhoods19164
Washington State College1915–19174
Benton County Board of County Commissioners1915–19174
All-American League19104
American Red Cross1917–19184
Ladies' Label League19114
Women's Label League1911–19124
Battery B19174
Fidelity Lumber Co.19104
Newport Commercial Club19104
Northern Idaho Montana Power Co.19104
Seattle Police Department19163
Department of the Interior1910–19163
City Council1915–19163
Standard Oil Company1914–19163
Knights of Pythias1916–19173
Kennewick Fruit Exchange19143
Department of Agriculture1914–19173
Yakima Republic1915–19173
Reclamation Service1915–19163
Poston Sons1914–19153
North Pacific Fruit Distributors1914–19153
White Bluffs Water company19163
Pacific Power & Light Co.1914–19173
Yakima Natural Gas & Oil Company19163
Snohomish County Grange19103
Fruit Exchange1914–19153
Washington Water Power Co.1910–19163
The Grange1910–19163
Northern Pacific Irrigation Company1917–19183
National Association of Manufacturers1910–19163
Woman's Club1915–19183
State Department of Agriculture1916–19173
Industrial Insurance Commission1912–19163
United Mine Workers1910–19113
Spokane Fruit Growers company1917–19183
Metal Trades Association19103
Washington State Grange19113
H. L. Wilson Company19153
Church Mfg. company1915–19163
Label League1911–19123
Everett Labor Council19113
Prosser Tax League1915–19163
Kennewick Creamery1916–19183
Northern Pacific Irrigation company1916–19183
Ferro Concrete Company19173
Kennewick Vigilance Corps19183
I. W. N.19103
Chamber of Commerce19102
General Land Office1910–19142
United States Congress1911–19162
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company19152
Salvation Army1910–19152
Post Office Department19162
Odd Fellows1916–19172
G.A.R.1914–19172
Washington State Federation of Women's Clubs1916–19172
Whitman College1915–19162
Columbia and Snake River Waterways Association19142
The Bank of Kennewick19142
Davenport Hotel1914–19152
King County Medical Society19102
Clerks' Union19102
Secretary of the Interior1910–19162
Methodist Church1915–19162
First National Bank19172
Spokane City Council19102
Interior Department1910–19162
Sailors' Union19102
Direct Legislation League1914–19162
Shingle Weavers' Union1910–19112
Hanford Columbian19162
Carpenters' Union1910–19122
Kennewick Police1914–19162
E. L. Davis Co.19162
Kennewick1914–19152
Richland1914–19152
Central Labor Council1910–19142
I. W. N. Railroad19102
State Grange1914–19162
Industrial Welfare Commission19142
Dexter Horton Bank19142
State Public Service Commission1914–19152
White Bluffs Land Irrigation Company19162
Shingle Weavers1910–19112
Oregon Journal1914–19152
Consumers Ditch Company1916–19172
Coast Bridge Company1916–19172
U.S. Forest Service19102