Arrest of D Corvhief and Mastar Garbur in fraud case
The arrest of D Corvhief and Mastar Garbur, laborer and suspect, follows police reports of time checks altered then cashed. They were taken into custody by Patrolman Mt Landon near Fourth Avenue after leaving a suspicious paycheck altered from $4.60 by P J McHugh.
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D. Corvhief
Mastar Garbur
Vr. Mettugh
Mt Landon
Avat
P. J. McHugh
Corchief Charged with Forgery in First Degree
This morning Corchief was charged with forgery in the first degree and remanded to jail in default of $1,000 bond. Police report several Seattle contractors have been victimized by altered checks, and officers believe the arrest will discourage the scam.
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Landon
Corchief
Seattle
Corchier
Purse Snatching Occurs in Portland Visit
Mise Lida B Akers visiting nephew P H Vanaene of the Vanasse Landio was pickpocketed in a Second AY 10 cent store yesterday afternoon. The thief took a tree containing about $6 in silver returning to Kanane City via the Union Pacific from Portland. The railroad ticket taken by the thief was found later and is at police headquarters.
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Mise Lida
Akers
Beatile
P. H Vanaene
Vanasse Landio
Kanane City
Union Pacific
Portland
Drop Contempt Case In Indigo City Court
Contempt proceedings in Indian County court against President Chilberg of the A Y P fair and concessions director Mattox may be dropped. Attorneys for fair officials said no papers had been served and that the offense was not intentional.
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Iindee Gay
Chilberg
A-Y-P. Fair
Mattox
Fair
Nee
Empire Builder Wins Control Battle for Deschutes Canyon
United Press reports Portland dispatch that James J. Hill secured a major victory over Harriman in the fight for rights of way in Deschutes canyon. Justice Robert A. Nean enjoined Harriman interests from occupancy, recognizing the Oregon Trunk Railroad and Hill interests as rightful claimants. Carey and Kerr Mill's attorneys had argued the case.
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United Press
Portland
Ore
iJamea
Empire Builder
Harriman
Mil
Harrman
Deschates Canyon
Oregon
California
San Francisco
Robert & Nean
United States Court
Canyon
Oregon Trunk Railroad Company
Hill
Carey and Kerr
Mill
Funeral tomorrow for Mrs Harrington at First Methodist Church
The funeral of Mrs. W. S. Harrington wife of the veteran presiding elder of the Methodist church in Seattle will be held from the First Methodist church at 4 90 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Addresses will be delivered by Rev. John Poster Rev. W. HM. W. Rees and Rev. F. S. Bourns lifelong friends of Rev. W. S. Harrington. Interment will be in Lakeview cemetery.
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Harrington
The
Methodist Church
Seattle
Mev
John
W. HM. W. Rees
Marrington
Lakeview Cemetery
Chicago Excursions and Return Limits Details
Train excursion offer titled Chicago Excursions priced at 72 dollars and 50 cents with seasonal return limits set through October and November. Rail connections include Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. via Salt Lake and Denver. reservations and tickets available at Union Ticket Office, 601 First Avenue.
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Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co
Salt Lake
Denver
Union Ticket Office
First Avenue
Taft and Wickersham Grapple with Graft Inquiry
Jory Dellinger sought a post benement, Shaw pressed Interior files, and Henan barred access marking a first in forestry service history for a department denying public documents. Secretary Hallinger claimed Pinchot tries to run the interior, while a hearing was postponed. Glavin met Taft, Wickersham reconsiders, and October 16 set for Seattle Alaska coal canoe hearing amid Interior fraud prosecutions and land withdrawals.
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Shaw
Interior Department
Henan
Acces
Thie Te
Forestry Service
Hallinger
Seattle
Forester Pinchot
Glavin
Meverly
Taft
Wickeraham
Denver
Alaska
Asaletant
Interior
Schwarta
Washington
Seattle Day crowds export urged for jubilee event
A flurry of figures outlines Seattle Day plans with 76 000 to 150 000 expected attendees and 60 000 to 160 000 potential ticket holders. The piece notes lodge members urged to wear badges and anticipates high turnout, while committees organize commemoration and public participation.
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Prise
Ling
Lobby fights probe as senators clash over court case
A heated session reveals senators split over a Sullivan estate probe. Accusations fly about delays, secrecy, and a Palmer-led obstruction, while calls for a full public investigation intensify as the public demands accountability. In other news, meat dealer James Houry reports driver Bilodean absconded with 68 dollars, believed to have fled to Tacoma.
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Western Ay
R. Bilo ‘Dean
Henry
Bilodean
Tacoma
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