Sullivan Will Case Marked by Much Scandal
The Sullivan will case in Pierce County is marked by perjury and fraud claims spanning years. Stakeholders include Senator Piles and Miss Carran and Corcoran claimants, with estate assets totaling over $1.0 million, including the Sullivan building valued at $500,000 and multiple parcels. Administered funds show receipts of about $222,540 and disbursements of $152,154 leaving a balance of roughly $40,175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regal
Piles, Howe & Farrel
Hana
Edward Cor Iho
Ireland
Callaghar
Corcoran
Rallihow
Sullivan
Bardi Mma
Pio
Vnlu
Martane Ber
Freud
Hayes
Superior Court
Miss Carran
Ballard
Raisuli Killed in Moroccan Uprising Reported
Paris dispatch reports Raisuli the feared Moroccan bandit Mohammed Rateuli has been killed near Tangier by hired men from the Etkmes tribe. At 46 he was called the scourge of Morocco and had caused trouble for Sultan Mulai Hassan and Sir Harry McLain. Details remain undisclosed.
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United Press
Paris
Raienti
Tandt
Sultan of Morecca
Harry McLain
Paria
Tangier
Rateuli
Mohammed Hr Rateuli
Morocca
Young Burglar Captured After Prolonged Chase
Frank Colson aged 19 was arrested by Patrolman Risley in Woodland Park after a pursuit. He admitted breaking into two Green Lake homes and stealing a watch from traveling salesman Frank Jeffy, who later identified him. Colson knocked Jeffy down before being chased and captured. A separate suit seeks 81000 damages against Seattle Renton & Southern for hay wagon collision into Lake Washington.
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Frank Colson
Risley
Woodland Park
Green Lake
Frank Jeffy
Jeffy
Coleen
Colson
CC. Wilson
Rainier Boulevard
Lake Washington
Seattle, Renton & Southern
Bank Clearings Balance Report
Daily clearing totals show Portland and nearby banks processing large sums. Figures include overall clearing amount of $1,197,950 and associated balances such as $89,978 and $688,151 for listed entities, with related items like $61,644 and $9,960.60 noted.
Referendum Vote Looms Over License Ordinance Fight
City talks of a referendum if the Asmussen license ordinance passes over the mayoral veto. Ninth ward representative Alexander McKinnon faces recall and a special election in eight days. The whisky ring effort to block the vote falters while supporters rush to gather signatures and timing to trigger a referendum vote.
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Clty
Asmussen
Ninth Ward
Alexander McKinnon
McKinnon
Asimuesen Cave
Petone
San Quentin Sentence for California Safe Deposit Official
J Dalyell Brown, manager of the California Safe Deposit Trust, pleaded guilty to embezzling Sacramento Gas and Milectric securities and was sentenced to 18 months at San Quentin. He promised to testify before the grand jury, potentially prompting returns to jail for other defunct-bank officials. Brown claimed no personal gain and said he acted for the bank’s best interests as the judge imposed a light sentence.
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United Press
San Francisco
District Attorney Office
J. Dalyell Brown
California Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Sacramento Gas & Milectric Company
San
Brown
Cook
Grand Jury
San Quentin
Georgetown poolrooms face closure clash in city hall row
Georgetown debates closing poolrooms as Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh appeals to Mayor Mueller and suburban council. Five of seven councilors oppose action, while Mueller allies push to keep venues open amid a split city government and ongoing power struggle.
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City Council
Georgetown
Mackintosh
I. HM. Ran “Rs Elty
Georgetown Council
Mueller
Wade
Georgetown Eclty
Ciy Atorney Randolph
Sam
Randolph
Rednight
Beatie
Mill owner J. J. Post dies in New York City
J. J. Post, father of actor Guy Bates Post and pioneer Puget Sound mill operator, died in New York City at 1 15 PM local time. He helped found the Stetson Post Lumber Co, a major Puget Sound mill erected in 1875 that endured fires. Post retired from active work years ago and death cause was not stated in a telegram received by Douglas Davies.
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J. J. Post
Guy Bates Post
Puget Bound
New York City
Douglas Davies
Mr. Post
Stetson Post Lumber Co
Puget Sound
Seattle
Stetson Post
Davies
Post
Water Shut Off Notice for April 28 District Areas
Water will be shut off in the district north of Bith Avenue and west of Green Lake. Areas north of West 70th in Ballard old limits will also lose service between 1 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday April 28.
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Bith Av. N
W. 50Th
Green Lake
Derty
W. 70Th At
Ballard
Trestle contract let to American Pile Driving Co for 2% miles
The contract for two percent miles of four track trestle work from the King Street passenger station south along Fifth Avenue has been awarded to the American Pile Driving Co of Everett by the Northern Pacific Great Northern and Union Pacific railroads. The trestle will be used jointly by these three lines.
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King Street
Fifth Av
American Pile Driving Co
Everett
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Entertainment program changes for fleet visit in Seattle
The fleet stay in Seattle triggers multiple schedule changes for entertainments. A junior officers ball moves to Tuesday, the Damrosch concert occurs Tuesday, and a Monday officers ball replaces a Saturday event. A grand reception for officers is set for Saturday at the Washington hotel. Funds for the entertainment remain short, with calls for citizens to donate via the Chamber of Commerce.
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Seattle Harbor
New Washington Hotel
Washington Hotel
France
Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco
Seattle
Oakland
Beattie
Golden Key
8 H Clayton
Bremerton
Clayton
William Renton
Northwest
Tired of life 18 year old Alma Harrison dies in San Francisco
Alma Harrison a masseuse aged 18 died from cyanide after drinking poison. Dr Jollan Waller drank from the same bottle in an attempt to aid her and instantly suffered a swelling mouth before fleeing to seek treatment. A letter to sister Zoe expressed fatigue with life.
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United Press
San Francisco
Fife
Alma Harrison
Jollan Waller
Miss Morrison
Dr. Waller
Suspect Freed Over Kent Shooting Theories
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich and Sheriff Lou C. Smith announced the suspect arrested near Cle Ulm on Sunday morning was released after evidence showed he had no involvement in Marshal Harry Miller’s death on April 19. Several Malian compatriots vouched for his whereabouts at the time.
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Matt Starwich
Lou C. Smith
Cle Ulm
Harry Miller
Kent
Actors Lose Their Lives in Arkansas Cyclone
In Helena Arkansas twelve members of a traveling theatrical company performing along the Mississippi were killed by a cyclone and hail storm. The steamer captain arrived with news that the actors were swept from the craft and drowned before rescue.
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United Press
Helena
Ark
Mississippi
Japanese newspaper editor jailed over bail in licensing case
William Landis George Mandas and T Hayashi were fined 10 dollars and costs for selling salmon without a license. In Judge Carroll s court C H H Yashimura editor publisher of the Asahi Shin Bun remains jailed as friends struggle to raise 2000 dollars bail to free him.
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William Landis
George Mandas
T. Hayashi
C. H H. Yashimura
Jh Lisher
Asahi Shin Bun
Cyclone and Tornado Tolls Across Regions
Bulletin reports a cyclone sweeping the Cormora archipelago in the Mo sambique channel with thousands believed dead. In Mississippi, a late tornado devastates eastern counties, with many dead and towns wrecked. New Orleans records ~475 killed and 1,200 injured or threatened. A Washington seer predicts an Utah earthquake within days and continued cold coast weather until after June.
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Paris
Cormora
Mosambique
New Orleans
Bellingham
Wash
Harry McCue
Lake Whattom
Utah
Minna May Hood Restores Maiden Name After Divorce
Minna May Hood McCraley is granted a divorce from L. F. McCraley in superior court by Judge A. W. Frater and reverts to her maiden name Minna May Hood. The former Mrs McCraley works as a bookkeeper and stenographer for Staff Printing Co. She is described as a southern girl, daughter of L. M. Hood of Moundsville West Virginia.
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Minna May McCraley
L. F. McCraley
A. W. Frater
Minna May Hood
Nligant
Staff Printing Co
L. M. Hood
Moundsville
W. Va
First Christian Church Names New Pastor
The Rev. Joseph L. Garvin of New York City has been unanimously chosen by the congregation as successor to Rev. A. L. Chapman who preached his farewell sermon yesterday. A farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs. Chapman will be held Wednesday night.
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Joseph L. Garvin
New York City
The
First Christian Church
A. L. Chapman
Mrs. Chapman
Welcome to the Fleet in Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara hosts the Atlantic fleet with floral parades and calm concerts after a strenuous southern stay. The naval visitors enjoy restful events, a battle of flowers, and dances at the Hotel Potter and on the boulevard as officers speculate on future Pacific assignments and a possible extended stay.
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H. L. Clotworthy
Santa Barbara
Cal
City of Flowers
San Diego
Los Angeles
Howpitchic
Pacific
San Francisco
Tts
Southland
Navy
Daughters of
Potter
Newport
The
Atlantic
Asiatic
Suez Cana
Washington
Nurse dies in blaze at home lit by match
Miss M. E. Brainerd, a trained nurse in Los Angeles, died from burns after her clothing caught fire while she tried to smother flames with a blanket. She struck a match to light a gas stove and became enveloped in fumes.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
M. E. Brainerd
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Senator Piles
Farrell
Han
Cercoran
Spe
Aetia
Prise
Wesal
Geehail Woul Clive
Wotan
Mige
Marie Correa
Carrara
Boca
Jedee Robinson
W. BR. Bell
John Sullivan
Gore
Bullivan
Carran
Hay
Bette
I Shiman
Attor
Prigimore
Prigmore
Callaghan
Mina Carran
Pell and Robinson
State Supreme Court
Anthony Jerich
Jurich
Nevada
Aldae
KR. B. Albertson
Aka Ee
Case
Raisuli
Portland Clearings
Halances
A. M’kinnon
Asimuseen Hcense
Ety Hall
Hcense
Frisco Bank
Bintér
Pioneer
New York
Young Married Mens Club
Nevada City
William Dunstan
Graese
Meridian
Miss
William Pant
Weller St
Wayside
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