Funston designates Camp Tacoma officers at American Lake
Frederick Funston issues the first formal order naming Camp Tacoma at American Lake Washington. The document lists staff officers including Haan Long Clem Bradley Davis Elliott and others and sets monthly field returns due by the 10th 20th and last day.
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Thie City
Hele
Axe
Funston
Ertean Lake
Campear
Tacoma
Washington
War Department
Ue 1
Burton J. Mitchell
Twelfth Infantry
Aldove Camp
Edwin Long
Artillery Corps
Aldedeca
Murray
Wash
William G. Haan
General Staff
Erwin C. Long
John L. Clem
John J. Bradley
Fourteenth Infantry
George B. Davis
William Riliott
William H H. Cor
Busier
Pierre C Stevens
Edward P. Orth
Kenneth Morton
Ordnance Department
Leonard D. Wildman
Signal Corps
Triemonthly
Frederick Funston
Sgree
W. G. Haan
Rodin Rumors of Insanity Spark Curtain of Mystery
Paris Aug 1 Rodin the world’s greatest living sculptor is said to be showing signs of insanity. Friends deny it while noting odd behavior at his studio. He unveiled a bizarre work titled Apotheosia of Beethoven and rebaptized Adam as The Thinker amid a clash with old allies and accusations of vanity.
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Paris
Auguste Rodin
Phidias
Rodin
Beethoven
Wagner
Adam
Imee
England
Ravensdale Man Pleads Guilty in Deputy Assault Case
William Thomas of Ravensdale pleaded guilty before the Justice court to striking Deputy Sheriff Mat Starwich during a heated argument over a trivial matter. He will serve Godave in the county jail.
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Wiliam Thomas
Ravensdale
Godave
Mat Starwich
Thomas
Justice Court
Lane charged in freight car break in Tacoma
Allen N. Lane was arrested yesterday in Tacoma by Detective Cumming for breaking into a seated freight car and was brought to the county jail last night by Sheriff L. C. Smith.
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Allen N. Lane
Tacoma
Cumming
L. C. Smith
Novel coat for travel spurs new linen design
A late summer novelty features a linen traveling coat that doubles as motor wear. The front presents a long loose empire line, the back fits closely, and a single button secures a shawl collar. It pairs with a yellow and blue traveling hat.
Market Brief Notes Stable Prices and Varied Produce
Street market activity shows broad fruit and vegetable presence with little price movement. Feed and cracked corn rise to 20 dollars. whole corn drops to 20 dollars. tomatoes and cantaloupes listed with per crate or per ton prices. butter and cheese values noted. poultry and meat quotes provided. various regional produce from Oregon and Washington cited with unit pricing.
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California
Shingle Mills Begin Restart After Strike
Orr Daniel W Bass of the Shingle Manufacturers bureau says most mills now resuming operations though some wait for new machinery. The bureau sent letters to mills nationwide asking start dates and conditions. About 482 mills in the state are affected with 44 reportedly signing union agreements. A special election planned for September 12 will consider a main ordinance to authorize 2 260 000 in water project funding via warrants against water earnings.
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Daniel W. Bass
Base
Cedar River ordinance submission discussed by council
At a council meeting last night the fire and water committee reviewed the ordinance for submitting the Cedar River project. The discussion focused on process steps, public safety implications, and compliance with existing regulations.
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Fire and Water Committee
Council
Cedar River
Land sale near Lake Union to Van De Vanter Davin Co
Frank T. Hunter acting for W. J. Dutton sold 49 acres south of the canal and west of Lake Union to the Van De Vanter Davin company for 60000 dollars. The buyers plan to plat the property and market it.
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Frank T. Hunter
W. J. Dutton
van de Vanter Davin Company
Lake Union
Plumber Missing After Week Away From Home
Mrs. Frank Matthews of 1494 Thirty Highbaw asks police to locate her husband, a plumber, who has been away from home for a week.
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Frank Matthews
Journey of Franklin K Lane Through Seattle to Victoria
Franklin K Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission arrived in Seattle from the south last night on his way to Washington DC. He left soon after arrival for Victoria and will take the CPR for the east. Lane is a former Northwest resident and once edited a Tacoma newspaper about ten years ago.
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Franklin K. Lane
Jane1yco
Pacific Coast
Terstate Commerce Commission
Seattle
Washinton
D. C
Victoria
C. P. Fr
East
Mr. Lane
North West
Tacoma
Not Guilty to Fine Appeals in County Court
A farmer from Gree River, Isaac Hodkins, serves his defense in jail rather than pay a $50 fine after an appeal from the Justice court decision. Lillie O'Brien reports a missing gold watch she believes was stolen yesterday.
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Aveault
Isaac Hodkins
Gree River
Jalenterday
Justice Court
Lillie O'Brien
Yesler Way
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Joan Roche
Father W
Zonophone Records
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Downing, —E A& Ayer No. Brokers
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Logger's Supply CO
Colman Dock
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Chas
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IQ Start
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Srcoup
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