Seattle Star editorial page questions city celebration control
The Seattle Star condemns editorial stings and the push for a large volunteer welcome celebration. It urges civic groups to fund the event without editor intrusion and discusses public skepticism of excessive subscriptions and authority. The column also touches on tuberculosis regulation, rural electrification, and a weather forecast for Sunday.
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Seattle
Fiiat Washington
Seattle Star
James
Chamber of Commerce
Weather Bureau
Mr. Salisbury
Army Transports Refitted as Troopships in New York
Three large army transports the Logan Meade and Thermas are being refitted to serve as motel troopships in New York. They will carry new volunteer regiments to the Philippines with capacity for about 6000 officers and men plus space for families. Departure from port likely not before November 1.
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New York
Philippines
Logan and Meade
Frooklyn
Thermas
Cramps
Philaddetota
Cattleman Shot Dead in Feud Near Chadron Neb
Tom Ryan, a Nebraska cattleman, was shot and killed by Frank Coil, a young sheep man, fifteen miles southeast of Chadron. The fatal feud centers on pasture land rights. Coil surrendered to authorities.
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Chadron
Neb
Tom Ryan
Frank Coll
Coil
McLean cannot leave the race for Ohio governor
John R. McLean faces pressure to attend the Zanesville Democratic convention and contend as a candidate. He has been accused of cowardice for avoiding Ohio while asserting he would run, and advisers insist he must go to the wire or be deemed weak.
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Columbus
John R. McLean
Zanesville
McLean
Ohio
Narragansett Pier
Row Over a Dewey March
In June an American newspaper man proposed Mascagni write a Dewey March with world copyright. Mascagni agreed but then took a lump sum and gave up rights. An English paper claimed a Pesaro premier before 2,000 people, which was false and triggered many offers. The seeker faced signed contract questions and offered $3,500 but left Italy amid disputes.
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Rome
Mascagni
Pesaro
Compower
Italy
Sewe r Contracts Let by Public Works Board
The board of public works let contracts this afternoon for two sewers, one from Post street between Cherry and Columbia to Washington street to drain thrat avenue, reducing water and elevator well drainage, with fast construction planned. A second sewer is to be built on Koren avenue from Thomas to Republican Street, plus grading for Alexander Street and Thirty-third avenue.
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Board of Public Works
Post Street
Cherry
Columbia Street
Washington Street
Thrat Avenue
Koren Avenue
Thomas
Republican Street
Alexander Street
Thirty-third Avenue
Poverett Lamping
Francisco
OM. Dewe
Avenue
Atrele Domeeer
Dowling
Firitied Columbia
Hetge
Kelote
West Beattie
Howce Tharetay
Mire
Katherine Hilke
Mere
T. M. Smulton
Mise Hilke
T Patrick's Cathedral
New York
Ant
Mercer Telard
Minner
Croce
Beatti Wee
David Horace
Alexander J. Bruce
Lawrence, Mans, Vref
Francis KR. Mclaren
Pupiile
Acme Business College
Tontaht
The
Tay
West Beattle
M. F. Hackne
Prattie
Wo White
Adolph Bronson
Carl Holmes
Auneh
Viestant Beach
Local Christian Endeavor Union to Meet at Church
The local union of the Christian Endeavor society will meet Friday evening at the Methodist Protestant church. All committee chairmen are expected to attend as important matters are to be considered. The society will host a luncheon for the C EE union at the Methodist Protestant and Christian churches.
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Christian Endeavor Society
C. EE
Steel plant boiler blasts kill three in Pittsburg
Two boilers exploded at the Pittsburg Vithi fed Brick works causing instant death to engineer fireman and a yardman. Four other workers injured. Engine and boiler houses demolished. The dead are David Boyd James Holman and Henry Meath.
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Pittsburg
Kan
David Boyd
James Holman
Henry Meath
Ledge Struck at Koyukuk Mines Claims Rich Vein
A new nine foot ledge was struck at the Batanita group of mines on Koyukuk Sound. Owners estimate the vein could be worth up to $200. Ten men are at work with more to be hired immediately.
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Batanita
Koyukuk Sound
Civil Service Commission to rule on Cedar River inspector
The civil service commission discussed the protest against employing W. M. Glenna as 4th inspector on the Cedar River pipeline. Secretary Graut will prepare a statement for next Tuesday night. F. C. Eckenbers, recently discharged, will have a hearing Tuesday night. Fireman Rebt Johnson and Officer A. H. Mefford will be paid for off duty days, with half pay for up to six months. Robt. Jouneon and Officer Mefford were injured on duty and will receive full pay then half pay. J. L. Anderson, a city stables carpenter, has his application under consideration.
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Civil Service Commission
W. M. Glenna
Cedar River
Graut
F. C. Eckenbers
Rebt. Johnson
A. HM. Mefford
Robt
Jouneon
Murder scares Fort Lawn as mob threatens jailed husband
In Fort Lawn South Carolina on August 4 a woman named Mrs. B W Reep was found dead with a rifle shot through her brain. Investigators deemed murder and police jailed her husband who faced a mob seeking to lynch him. The mob dispersed after sheriffs intervened.
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Fort Lawn
8. C
W. Reep
Reep
Mettine Eai
Sunday Services Across Town Churches in Deserted Readings
A listing of church services with times and pastors across multiple churches including Immaculate Conception, Our Lady of Geed Melp, Sacred Heart in Crotherheed, St Marks Episcopal, Lackwood of Kowsland, First Christian, Market Street Haptiet, North Frantel Maptiet, First M Church, Second Presbyterian, Haven MTL, Madison Street M KR Church, and several others. Services span morning and evening slots with various pastors named such as Rev. Prancle X. Vrefontaine and Rev. Ls Fanon im Zion, reflecting a wide schedule for Sunday worship across the city.
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Shores of Immaculate Conception
Adrian Hweere
Mara
Gio
Tio
Tilo
Church of Our Lady of Geed
Prancle X. Vrefontaine
Lawmasa
Secred Heart
Crotherheed
Hail Tath Avenue
Eclle
Merviers
J. N. Hmith
M. i
Fourth Avenue South
New
California
Fourth Avenue
James Street
Sevie
Howerman
Paates
Third Avenue
Cedar Street
L. J. Kawyer
Yioee
Tao
Heattic Tabernacle Haptiaty
eTeron Street
Horen Avenue
Ates Street
C. Chram
Cairns
Fremont
Vestet Presbyterian
Bath and Emera Street
Berviews
Marion Treet
Handall O
Waster
Ming
Leesan
Grergia
Haven Mtl
John
Howard Etreete Hey
Mr Lewteen
Hailey
Madison Street
Epson
Ite
KC Mayes
Mendyille
I'S
Presbyterian Church
Third Avenue North
Harrieen Street
A. Maser
Eleem
MW. C Thehertet
Monty
W. Garrett
Howard Coltisae
Union Etreete Nev
Uewen
Social Chit Chat Notes From Beattie This Week
A Beattie column catalogs numerous visits and social events. Residents like Mr Erastus Brainerd Mr Don F. McNaught and Mayor Humes travel east and west. gatherings include launches, camping trips and club outings at Agate Head and West Beattie with many named locals and guests.
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August Kormeray
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Dearborn
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Alaska
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Berry
Waterville
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Victoria Times
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Chautauqua Thureday
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Mise Marie Currie
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F. J. Royle
Fountain Street
Rose Houghton
Leland Houghton
Second Avenue
Mies Prattle
M. F. Mackus
Jefferson Street
Joe Houghton
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Mies
Ada M. Buck
Cottage City
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M. Colmanine
Hessie Hammons
Jennie Holbrook
Lily Waithand
Stinnehe Hutchinson
Ruth Patley
M Hadith Selley
Ide Carleson
Winifred Abbott
Mary Wutton
J. G. Bimpeon
Cyrus Drew
J. M. Colman
L. Oates
Churchill
Frank P Graves
Will Temple
Riverett Himpton
Wo HL Lewis
O. B. Nugent
Cole
A. M. Hur
Seattle Gas
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C. R. Collins
Ties Mathibi
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