North Bend Plans Local Fish Day And Shop Closure
North Bend Washington prepares for a one day May 1 event to close shops and celebrate trout day. Pirates prizes entice participation as Game Warden Harry Rief enforces rules. The Snoqualmie forks near town are noted as picturesque streams. A separate item from Walla Walla reports George McGuire offering 200 acres of wheat for 26000 dollars.
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Bend
Wash
Prines
Harry Rief
Snoqualmie
Washington
Rich friends linked to jailed officer amid court martial
San Francisco April 30 Captain Dennis P Quinlan judge advocate third division met at Alcatraz with Captain J H Griffiths who faces a May 4 court martial on charges including embezzling government funds. Rumors say Washington interests sought to compel flight. Virginia Bramhall, a Portland widow, is named but officials say a younger woman aided Griffiths.
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San Francisco
Dennis P. Quinlan
U. S. Army
Alcatraz
J. H. Griffiths
Griffiths
Washington
Seattle
Virginia Bramhall
Portland
Bramhall
Mediation Mapped as Huerta Crisis Evolves in 1914
United States mediators outline a plan to avoid humiliating Mexico while not recognizing Huerta or his government. They propose a commission or administrator to run affairs until a representative election and new leadership emerge, with both sides expected to compromise.
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Washington
ABC
United States
Mexico
Mexico City
Huerta
Tumulty
Manzanillo
William G. Shepherd
United Press Association
Vera Cruz
Portillo Y Rojas
Vera Cruz Custom House
Militia Mobilizes for West Coast Patrol Duty
Two companies of Canadian militia left New Westminster for Nanaimo to patrol during the week. May day demonstrations by striking miners are feared at Ladysmith and Nanaimo, though the towns have forbidden parades.
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New Westminster
B. C
Nanaimo
Ladysmith
Ohio Method of restori ng missing teeth without partial plates
An ad promoting the Ohio Method hygienic bridge work to restore missing teeth without partial plates. It claims immediate eating restoration, no toothache, and a guaranteed durable result. It contrasts with traditional bridges and partial plates, offers a free exam, and states services include gold crowns, inlays, fillings, and hygienic bridge work.
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Ohio
The Confessions of a Wife Parting Fight Over Money
A wife describes a violent quarrel after a night with friends, noting her husband Dick’s drinking and arrogance. He replies that she is a kept woman and asserts control over money and income, prompting her to demand dividends from her stock and board and lodging payments. The tale ends with her locking herself in Aunt Mary’s room, awaiting tomorrow’s continuation.
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Morrises
Mia Morris
Eleanor Fairlow
Mr. Waverly
Tam
Bob Morris
Margie
Bob
Annie
Jack
Margaret
Mary
Troutman loses suit against Polhill over Alaska gold venture
April 30 report states the Jefferson county superior court judgment in Dora Troutman versus Robert J Polhill was affirmed by the state supreme court. Troutman sought repayment of money her husband advanced for a gold prospecting trip in Alaska which ended in failure.
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Olympia
Superior Court of
Jefferson County
Dora Troutman
Robert J. Polhill
Supreme Court
Shoe Sale Seeks Quick Stock Clearance At Dollar Prices
The V. and H. Co. advertises a closing out sale with white canvas shoes and other styles priced at a dollar a pair. Many sizes remain, including men women and children. no exchanges, no deliveries, no charges. Sale resumes tomorrow at 9 am as the stock is cleared rapidly.
Boys Handgun Accident Ends in Tragedy
Two 14 year old boys, Garland Lyda and George Exline, were in Othello when a revolver carried by Exline discharged accidentally. The bullet struck Lyda in the abdomen, and the incident ended in tragedy.
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Mexico
Garland Lyda
C. H. Lyda
George Exline
Exline
Lawyer Barred Spokane Court After Contempt Fines
County Prosecutor George H Crandall was found in contempt and fined 25 dollars. He is barred from Superior Judge Bruce Blake's court until payment or a perfected appeal to the state supreme court.
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Spokane
George H. Crandall
Bruce Blake
Crandall
Supreme Court
Republicans Organize Everett for State Convention
Everett Republicans announce a permanent organization formed May 12 followed by a county convention May 23. Delegates to the state convention will be chosen on June 18.
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Everett
New Spokane Diocese Created by Pope Pius
Rome reports Pope Pius creates a new Spokane diocese from Washington east of the Cascades, while Seattle retains the western half of the state.
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Rome
Spokane
Washington
Pope Pius
Seattle
Seattle election picks at University of Washington
Clarence W. Bryant of Seattle was elected president of the Associated Students at the University of Washington. J. A. Younger of Kirkland became vice president with Margaret Meany of Seattle as secretary. Dollie McLean of Seattle was named graduate representative on the board of control. Fred Woeflen of Lewiston Idaho was elected editor of the Daily.
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Clarence W. Bryant
Seattle
Associated Students
University of Washington
J. A. Younger
Kirkland
Margaret Meany
Dollie McLean
Board of Control
Fred Woeflen
Lewiston
Idaho
Daily
Supreme court validates Quincy Valley irrigation bonds
The supreme court ruled the first issue of bonds for the Quincy Valley irrigation project valid yesterday, holding that the preliminary work was legally performed.
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Olympia
Great Quincy Valley
Supreme Court
Canada Tightens Entry Rules For Asians And Chinese
Vancouver reports a new law interpretation barring Asiatics from entering Canada. Chinese with the $500 head tax are stopped, while tourists students and merchants may enter. Oriental laborers of any race will be denied admission.
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Vancouver
B. C
Canada
State oyster sale overrides Willapa growers wishes
Oysters from Willapa harbor reserve in sacks of at least 1000 were sold yesterday by the state oyster commission to the Olympia Oyster Co at 4.25 dollars per sack. The sale overrides Willapa growers wishes against the state entering the oyster business.
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Olympia
Willapa Harbor Reserve
State Oyster Commission
Olympia Oyster Co
Willapa
Edith McConaghy Found Guilty of Assault in Second Degree
A jury in Judge Ronald's court convicted Edith McConaghy of second degree assault for shooting J. E. Matlack last February. She claimed self defense during the trial.
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Edith McConaghy
Ronald
J. E. Matlack
Lumber Shipments Rise in First Quarter
Great Output from Western Pine Mills shows 214 million feet shipped in Q1, up 16 million from the same period last year, per Western Pine Manufacturers' Association data reported in Spokane.
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Spokane
Weestern Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Association
Surveyor General Ordered to Inspect Cascades Land Grants
Olympia April 20. E A Fitz Henry surveyor general sent from Washington to survey Northern Pacific land grants in the Cascades an area of about 215000 acres. The order has been pressed by state tax commissions for years to determine values.
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Olympia
E. A. Fitz Henry
Washington
Pacific
Cascades
Kidney Trouble and Back Pain Mention Swamp-Root Study
A 1911 letter promotes Dr Kilmer s SwampRoot for kidney trouble causing back pain. The writer, J B Alvey of Evansville Indiana, describes improvement after using several bottles and notes notary verification of the claim. The advertisement requests ten cents for a sample and offers a booklet on kidneys.
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J. BE. Alvey
Walnut St
Evansville
Ind
Tor
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Dept. R
Phone Your Want Ad To Main 9400 Today
Classified notice urges readers to phone the Main 9400 line to place a want ad promptly. The message emphasizes immediate action saying today’s deadline makes tomorrow yesterday. It presents a concise plea for quick customer outreach.
Opium Overdose Suspected in Death of F W Caton
Raymond April 30 F W Ca ton 30 former clerk of the Green hotel died here yesterday from an overdose of opium taken with suicidal intent. He leaves a bride of a few months. An autopsy will be held today.
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King County and City Central Committee
Washington Forest Fire Association
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Paul and
Azella
Billy Strong
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the Mutual Weekly
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President Huerta
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Business College
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