Tacoma Election Results and Water Power Referendum
In Tacoma voters elected Thomas H. Bellin for Ward I and Salmaon for Ward II with several ward changes. L. L. Doud and Joseph B. Hawthorne will join the city council, while a municipal water power plant proposal on the Nisqually river was decisively defeated 2,714 to 1,170. A surge in socialist votes was noted. Also, a mid Lenten concert at the Grand Opera House on April 9 features Columbia College of Music faculty to benefit Wayside Emergency Hospital.
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Council
L. L. Doud
Succeds
J. W. Martenia
Joseph B. Hawthorne
A. Rolce
Adopar
Equitable Finance Company
Portland
Nisqua'ly River
Grand Opera House
Wayside
Marion B. Baxter
Columbia College of Music
City council lineup and city clerk likely unchanged
The text suggests Reon nel of the city council will be replaced with slight changes. A new president may be elected with Councilman Thom as H. Bellingham of the First ward a likely choice. It is expected L. W. Roya will likely be retained as city clerk.
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Thomas H. Bellingham
L. W. Roya
Navy Yard News Notes Bremerton Move and Labor Woes
The torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones departed Bremerton for San Pedro to join the Pacific squadron and return in a couple of months. The Perry arrived to take its place. The Goldaborough trial reportedly fell short speed goals but near completion. Seven workers were laid off due to lack of work, with hopes that the arrival of the Chicago and other ships will boost activity and secure ongoing yard employment, aided by congressional pledges.
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Bremerton
Paul Jones
Puget Sound Navy Yard
San Pedro
Cal
Pacific Squadron
Navy Yard
American-Pacific
Perry
Ul Jones
Navy Department
Whellington
Chicago
Prisoner Too Tall For Cell In Kansas City
Gue Anderson, seven feet tall, was arrested as a vagrant and placed in the police holdover overnight because no cell could hold him. He said he hoped to travel with a troupe and leave town next week, noting he is seven feet tall and seven feet two inches in heels. He had no money to pay a fine and claimed to be hurt.
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Kansas City
Gue Anderson
Anderson
K City
Angagson
Justice Hicks
Kreisler Recital at the Grand Wednesday Evening
The Fritz Kreisler violin recital is set for the Grand on Wednesday evening with seats already selling. Local critics show strong interest in the performer and the concert is presented as a single appearance.
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Kreisler
Fritz Kreisler
Mauch
The Moonshiner's Daughter Hose Prices Ad
The Rubber Store advertises "The Moonshiner's Daughter" hose in rubber or cotton garden varieties with all grades and prices fully guaranteed. Located at 714 Let Ave.
Melodrama Draws Large Crowds on Third Avenue Boards
The melodrama presents many thrilling situations drawing goodly crowds along Third Avenue boards, capturing public attention with its bold scenes and lively pace.
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Third Avenue
Shenke Family Heads Week at Star Theater
A vaudeville bill at the Star features the Shenke family of seven acrobats as the main attraction this week. The program lists DS MOINS and notes the first Carnegie medal is awarded to Mien Lavina Breele, recently named assistant top librarian at the Hof George state university, who recently broke through the joe.
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Shenke
DS Moins
Mien Lavina Breele
George i
Joe
Kessler Returns From California
After a two month outing H Kessler returns to Seattle with a broad tie and jovial demeanor. He reports a lucky buy of Star Clothing Co merchandise at 9263 dollars, bought for 9000, and plans a Saturday opening with great prices for locals.
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Kessler
Seattle
Mr. Kensler
Prices Tower
Worth West
Deportation case in Pitt County court stalls
A fragmentary report shows a deportation case involving a port authority dispute with unclear parties. The piece mentions delays and a court action in Pitt County without detailing names, dates, or outcomes.
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Or's
Thomas H. Bellin
B. I. Salmaon
J. J. Conrad
O. H. Christoffer- Ben
Joseph BR. Hawe
L. L Doud
O. P
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Navy Yards
Complete _Credit Heeesteraishere
Gurney
Fee
Provison
Meaweres
Frederick & Nelson
Beanz
Dick Ferrin
Howe
Sol Smith Russel
Ferris
Star Theater
H. Kessler
California
Heady's Barber Shop
Cor
First Ave
Washington St
Sherman, Clay & Co
Second Ave
Seattle, Wash
Heller Woodbury
Richmond
Gramer
Heller
Woodbury
Gramer Plymouth
Ara Woodbury
Plymouth
Barnes
Sherman
Second Avenue
First Avenue
Infante
SHELL
Fromel
Chantilly
Bnstance
Drico
Breweter
Go-Cart Parasola
Wistureg
Usky
Eton
Norfolk
Little Fellows
Buster Brown
Miller
Tommy Atkins
Sea Yard
Point Normandy
Valenciennes
Lta
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