Louisville upheaval brings new mayor and reforms
A sweeping political upheaval in Louisville replaces the mayor, county judge, and many city and county officials. The crisis follows the fall of the Democratic machine, with arrests and mass changes to police, fire, and administrative leadership. Governor Beckham appoints new leadership as the city reorganizes its government.
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Valuation Increase Expected for King County Timber
Everett officials say the county assessed value will rise from about 24.5 million to 50 million after the board of equalization concludes. Timber revaluations drive the jump as field cruisers find high growths and misvalued tracts, including Puget Bound Mill Co increasing from 12 thousand to 108 thousand dollars and protests anticipated.
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Prominent Italian trainer mauled by leopard in Rome attack
Julvis Vannes, famed Italian animal trainer, attempted suicide by provoking his leopard into attacking him after a scandal involving a married woman. He lies in a Rome sanitarium in grave condition with severe jaw wounds after the beast tore at him in the cage before a horrified audience.
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County Assessor plan sparks large property tax increase
A countywide assessment hike pushes total value up about 92 million, raising the tax base mainly from railroads, timber and coal lands, and corporate franchises. The rate shift from 30 mills to 88 mills per dollar cuts tax for some while lifting charges for large holders. small homeowners see little change. The Board of Equalization met to review proposed changes and reduced several items in a morning session.
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Eastern Washington Farm Hands Shortage Rumor Debunked
Reports from KR Jones a noted local newspaper man currently in Eastern Washington confirm widespread gullible influx of men seeking farm work. He notes agencies advertise a harvest boom, charge fees, but actual employment is scarce across towns and districts.
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New Dress Goods Arrive In Fall Wool Fabrics Display
A fine sprinkling of new wool dress fabrics for fall has arrived in the past few days. The store showcases New Plain Suitings, New Plaids and Fancies, plus dark color effects with invisible stripes and checks. Prices range from 65 cents to 2.50 a yard. The shop promises the usual good quality.
Exposition Officials Warn Seattle About Fake Representatives
Officials of the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition warn Seattle businessmen about individuals posing as authorized representatives seeking to lure advertising for the fair. They state the exposition will not endorse any business schemes.
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Railroad workers vow independent fight for legislation
Railroad employees have practically served notice that they will not seek help from other labor groups and will wage their own battles for desired legislation. The decision follows a failure to fuse with the Federation of Labor.
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Woodland Park Group Condemns Park Board Car Route Plan
The Woodland Park District Improvement Club adopted a resolution at A. J. Goddard’s office Tuesday night condemning the park board’s plan to move the car line through Woodland Park via Stone Avenue, instead of staying on the current right of way.
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Coffee firm pledges credit and repayment plan
A local business offers to assume responsibility for a credit arrangement. The firm promises to reimburse customers if a hired agent fails to deliver, stating they will pay Schillings as part of the deal.
Harriman to Rest on Coast For Recovery Outing Planned
Dispatch from Klamath Falls Oregon reports E H Harriman the railroad magnate will recover on the Pacific coast. Preparations are made for a two weeks outing for a party of 12 to accompany him west.
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Building permit surge continues with five issued in a day
The building inspector's office reports a continued midsummer rush as five permits were issued in a single day, breaking the prior record. This marks another peak in daily permit activity during the busy period.
Washington Eyes Tighter Insurance Laws Amid Rising Care Concerns
The state faces a surge of various care incidents prompting calls for stronger regulations. Officials warn current laws may be insufficient to curb risky practices and protect consumers.
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State News and Local Notices Click Through Oregon and Washington
Police Officer W P Lamb of Hellingham inherits four hundred thousand dollars in Michigan. Spokane Interlake fair permits approved. Stevens County timber land filing draws long night line at Spokane land office. Port Townsend efforts to end Sunday idleness amid discontent. Olympia to get a daily pager by M Hartwell on September 1. Port Townsend efforts to pry off the Sunday id. County printing bids debated by Pacific county officials with attorney general opinion on bidding process. Lewis County engineer entitled to county reimbursement for travel expenses.
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Tr Cae Baler Denticot 206 Bitet Building
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Oriental Thizard and Pool Par
Oriental Thizard and Pool Par on 1414 Third Ave offers eight new tables including the only 6x10 pool table in Beatle. The venue markets itself as a place for gentlemen.
Grotto Innovation opens at corner ane and cherry
Mr Schele opens the Innovation Grotto the finest egg ped grill in town. He has secured concert and blessing talent for the entertainment of patrons at the new venue.
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U S Navy Expansion In Pacific Waters Praised
Navy officials boast of record fleet growth in Pacific theater with numerous battleships and auxiliaries listed including Nebraska Oregon and Rhode Island. Training ships prison ships and torpedo craft are mentioned as part of a vast flotilla with reduced round trip fares from Pier 2.
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Palace Meat Market Yor Choicest Freshest Meats
Palace Meat Market advertises choicest and freshest meat poultry and fish with location at 604 Beconday.
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