Diverse Northwest News Reveals Local Tragedies and Deals
Washington shingle makers agree to a 69 day shutdown while Iran reports worsening shah. Seattle mourns James Murray Coleman, 6 million fortune, and a city raid shuts Wardner gambling dens. Idaho land purchases, Jacksonville schoolhouse fire, and Mount Idaho pioneer Sarah Frown obituary mark regional upheavals. Seattle officials seek pay hikes as Alaska Yukon Pacific expo looms amid tallies of crime and verdicts in Portland.
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Washington
Teheran
Persia
James Murray Coleman
Seattle
Decker
Wardner
Clearwater Lumber Company
Nez Perce County
Idaho
North Fork
Clearwater
J. B. Weert
Fred Veech
Mra Herry Brucker
May Kelly
Underworld
John van Ness
Superior
Wis
Jacksonville
Jackson County
Sarah T. Frown
Whitehill
Trangeville
Mount
United States
Canada
Eugenio Batinicello
Mia
Emma Dully
Batinicello
Seattle and Chicago high school football clash New Year’s Day
Seattle Times notes Chicago based Seattle high school team travels across the continent to meet in the interactolastic western championship. The Seattle squad, national contender, seeks a coast to title, mirroring historic Michigan and Stage exchanges. Dade’s Little Liver Pills and Pine Salve advertise in the page, as a marriage license is listed for Peter Garmi and Evelyn Pinland.
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Seattle
Chicago
Sayn
Seattle Times
Michigan
California
Stanford
Middle West
Hyde Park
Eckersall
Hammond Boys
Yankee Consul at Frazer Theater Tonight
The Frazer Theater presents The Yankee Consul, a popular comic opera by Hlossom and Robyn, featuring 75 cast with Harry Short and Isabel Currell. The production, famed in New York and Chicago, runs at Broadway and Studebaker theaters and is based in Ban Domingoy.
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Frazer Theater
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Joan P. Slocum
Harry Short
Isabel Currell
Broadway
Studebaker Theater
Ban Domingoy
Henry M. Hlossom, Jr
Alfred G. Robyn
Chester Thompson Trial Opens With Insanity Defense
In the Thompson murder trial the county courthouse heard opening statements from both sides. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Miller detailed the events leading to the killing of Judge Fmory, including Thompson buying a revolver and going to the judge’s home. Chester Thompson’s father argued that insanity is hereditary, tracing generations of mental instability and detailing his son’s temperament from infancy.
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Thompson
Tacoma
Miller
King County
Fmory
Chester Thompson
Miss Lyman to Present Pendleton Academy Entertainment
Miss Lyman leads a free Wednesday evening musical and literary show at Pendleton Academy Building to showcase the academy department of music. The program features musical numbers and literary selections by students from Mrs Bleakney and Miss Lyman's classes, inviting public attendance.
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Miss Lyman
Pendleton Academy
Academy
Department of Music
Christmas Gifts for Every Family Member
A local store advertises a wide selection of holiday presents for all ages and members of the family. Shoppers are invited to browse a varied range geared to fit different tastes and budgets.
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Lewiston Tribune
Corres
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Atore
Charles Lane & Fon
Binck
Peoples Warehouse
Beaver
Pendleton, Oregon
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Pendleton Drug Co
Northwest
Polydore Moons Proprietor
Main
Phone Malin
FJ. Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
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Blue Rapids
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H. C. Bowers
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