Skagit Development Plans Face Bid Assessment Says Councilman
Councilman Erickson urges city to wait for bids before committing to Skagit hydro project. He cites past estimates and the need for complete plans and federal approval, warning against costly commitments without competitive bids. He notes scrutiny of Gorge Creek and Ruby sites and calls for cautious financing.
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Erickson
Skagit
Oliver T. Erickson
The
Star
Jekson
Gorge Creek
Kiwha
Tod
Cedar River
Board of Public Works
Ite
Dimock
Gorgé Créék
Dithock
D. C. Hénny
Taft or Hughes May Judge Kaiser War Crimes Tribunal
Washington April 29. President Wilson likely to nominate either Charles Evans Hughes or William Howard Taft to chair an inter nation tribunal to try Kaiser officials. Geneva is expected as the trial venue with five judges from the United States Britain Italy Japan and France.
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Washington
Presa
Fither Charles Evans Hughes
William Howard ‘Taft
Ore International Tribunal
Fith Kaiser
Wilson
Congress
Pthu Root W
Lord Reading
England
Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Great Britain
Italy
Japan
France
Germany
Wilhéla
von Bernstorff
Patin
Spo kane Central Labor Council Endorses Coates Reply
Spokane Central Labor Council votes two dissenters in endorsing a reply drafted by President William J. Coates to a Seattle Union Record article criticizing the council. The piece accuses the chamber of commerce of organizing Soldiers and Sailors. The meeting followed a stormy debate before the vote.
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Spokane
Spokané Central Labor Council
Nzsling
William J. Coates
Seattle Union Record
Labor Council
Nére
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Council
Union Record
Sons of Democracy, Soldiers’ Organization
Labor
Chamber of Commerce
Record
America
American Federation of Labor
Bhortt
Seaittle
Askida
Advertising Line Sparks Reader Interest
A fragmented OCR note hints at the phrase The Mtr or similar marketing tag. The readable portion suggests a focus on ad copy or branding but lacks full context or clear event details.
Bathing Caps and Accessories on First Floor Offerings
A catalog of swimming gear and bath accessories includes plain skull caps in several colors at 72.5 cents, fancy trimmed caps at $1.00, gathered caps 50 cents, sun protection hats for $1.00, and black white red green blue caps 65 cents. Bathing garters 25 cents a pair, rubber ear stoppers 25 cents, and rubber-lined bathing suit bags $1.25 or 50 cents. Also featured is a cedar trundle chest for $9.50 with dimensions 48 by 22 by 11 inches and ball bearing casters, on the third floor easy to roll out of the way.
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STAIR
Washington
Potk
City Ordinance Aims to Safeguard Street Railway
Chief Tom Murphine seeks an ordinance to curb unsafe acts by riders. Proposals ban riding outside streetcars, spitting inside, smoking, tossing debris, interfering with equipment, talking to motorman, presenting transfers improperly, and hindering car operation.
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Tom Murphine
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