Sewers and city finance report presented at council meeting
The newer committee reported on Rendral sewer works with cost breakdowns for attorneys, engineers, contractors, and clerical staff. It urged caution on expenditures and questioned salary and legal costs, while outlining recommendations and noting ongoing litigation. Washington debate followed on anti trust actions and political rhetoric.
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Taft Banquet Highlights Washington State Support
Spokane Taft club hosts a May banquet describing Taft as the modern world politics’ “reet-footed” elephant. Everett J. Smith of Walla Walla hails Taft for steady leadership, while guests include Mayor C H Moore and local judges as Spokane GOP leaders praise Roosevelt’s record and Taft’s presidential qualifications.
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William HH. ‘Taft
Everett J. Smith
Walla Walla
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William Mr. Taft
Taft
Spokane
C.H. Moore
United States District
Renard Whitnan
Congress
Roosevelt
Way Down East Fails to Draw Crowd at Local Theater
The May 1 performance of the American play Way Down East at the Alwich theater drew a small audience. Brady and Buderick were arraigned in Judge Mate’s court on charges related to the nursing case, details unclear in print.
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Laindon
Mey
Apell
Eke Brady
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Tacoma Health Chief Seeks Sanitary Barber Shops
Tacoma Wash May 2 Health Officer Sargentich launches campaign for cleaner Tacoma. He plans to sterilize barber brushes razors and towels after each client and to enforce a sanitary code for barbers as part of a city wide health drive.
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Tacutia
Indian camp meeting draws 200 Brave attendees at Tutulle mission
Pendleton Ore May 2 A large social at Tutulle mission featured the big Indian camp meeting with upwards of 200 braves from Oregon Idaho and Washington. Crowding and accommodation difficulties arose as crowds pour in from three states. A Warm Springs delegation schedules arrival tomorrow and may be the last group for several days. Temporary seating was arranged after a fire in the mission church forced use of a tent. About 1900 chairs were taken from the city for the event.
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Pendleton
Ore
Tutulle Mission
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Morthers Idaho
Ima
Mission Church
Dynamite Dynamites Passenger Train Near Butte
May 2 report states train No. 6 bound for Butte was dynamited about a mile west of a Northern Pacific station at 11:37 pm. The blast derailed the helper engine, portions of the train scattered, and several crew members were injured or buried. Engineers and firemen were hospitalized. lawmen began an investigation into the incident seen as revenge by a worker accused of election-related discontent.
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Most
Baste
Burlington
Pacido
Assy
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George Ehie
Busey
Espeene Yar
Pallmanere Giveriiy
Fem
Sherif Charien Henderson
Depution Wheeler
Wich
Anda
Howard Batley Aho
Seresante
No- Hee Sinasi
Brinton
Charlee Mates
Murdered pawnbroker in Portland crime shocks city
Portland jeweler Wolff, in business eighty years, was murdered last night in his shop. He was shot in the neck and beaten with a hatchet, his face hacked beyond recognition. The crime, believed to be robbery motivated, left the store ransacked and the body discovered by a passerby. Mrs Wolff was inside as investigators began the grim task of finding the assailants.
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Two Years For Roy and Church Convicted In British Columbia
Police telegram from Nelon British Columbia reports Arthur Church alias Plekel and accomplices Brydges and Benule convicted of burglary and related crimes. Sentences set at two years each in the penitentiary. Church known to Coeur d Alene residents for prior arrests and alleged violent activity. pursuit and parole events described, with past charges including rape and theft. The report notes cross border flight to Washington and return to Canada, detailing police chase and subsequent confinement.
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Devitt
Nelon
B.C
Arthur Church
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Benule
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Elary
Church
Hoy
Coeur d'Alene
Armon
Hagel More House
Percbale
Hamburger
Ray
Washington
British Cotumbia
Montana Attorney Wamilington Nominated in Senate Action
May 2 report notes nominations including Reman Montana attorney James W. Freeman for district solicitor and Williams M. R. Whitn of California for secretary of commerce and labor in a sequence of patent-style designations.
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Senate
Atules
District of Mantana
James W. Freeman
Commerce
Haber
Willinas
Whten
Califnreta
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