Seattle Voters League pledges nonpartisan candidate scrutiny
The Seattle Voters League says it will investigate every man seeking public office for nomination or election. Records will be published in newspapers and sent to voters. members who run for office lose membership. the group aims to be nonpartisan to promote honest moral leadership.
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Seattle
Belength
M. A Matthewa
Eer
Prominen
Eg Bee
Seattle Voters’ League
Mother Freed To Care For Five Month Old Babe
An Indian mother, inmate at Grand Central hotel, was liberated by patrol to tend to her five month old infant Lissie Carlson. Police learned of the child’s existence when the mother reported to justice Corning. The baby was found sleeping, and the mother and infant were released with the formality of a trial after hotel staff and officers intervened.
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Lissie Carlson
Grand Central
Kea
Carlson
Patromen
Avracne
Jatier Corning
Chef Wappenstein
Woman
Judge Wickersham in Alaska Warrants Fines for Japanese Sailors
Judge James Wickersham of the third division in Alaska states that Japanese seamen recently caught in territorial waters were sentenced to pay fines. The remarks came as he was asked about the punishment.
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James Wickershanl
Judicial District of
Alaska
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Crew Fined $200 Each and Captain $500 in sanctions
The report notes penalties assessed to the crew totaling $200 per member while the captain faces a higher $500 fine. The actions reflect disciplinary measures likely from a maritime or nautical incident.
Stage shows fill the Grand and city theaters this week
Amusements note a slate of performances across local venues. Bera Kendall and his plug hat bring Swell Elegant Jones to the Grand for the rest of the week. Louis James presents the Merry Wives of Windsor Sunday night. A Man of Mystery screens at Seattle theater with Burgess Stock Co. Next week Chic Perkina in The Little Prospector at Third Avenue. Lyrie Theater closes with Hazel Kirke and Muldoon’s Picnic. Ross & Mack, Dutch comedians, Four Links, Mandeville & Co, Hi Green, and Brennans headline Lois Theater bill.
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Bera Kendall
Jones
Louis James
Seattle
Burgess Stock Co
Perkina and Company
Little Prospector
Ross & Mack
The
Four Links
Mandeville & Co
Hi Green
Brennans
Lois Theater
John Cort
Ezra Kendall
Louis Janes
Burgess Co
Misa Emma Bunting
Odeon theater to open with musical numbers and films
The Odeon theater opens Sunday with musical numbers and moving pictures said to be above average. Featured artists include Mise Lois Fourt Mise Marie Anderson and Col 8. Pan Cutter. Zamloch the magician appears at the Star theater this week. Various vaudeville acts fill the program. The Hungarian Husar band gives two daily concerts at Luna Park. Whang Ho the Chinese war funk leaves after this week. Wagner's band plays at Scenic Park Saturday night and Sunday. Vaudeville and Coney Island attractions run to full blaze.
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Odeon Theater
Mise Lois Fourt
Mise Marie Anderson
Col 8
Pan Cutter
Zamloch
Star Theater
Husar
Luna Park
Whang Ho
Wagner
Scenic Park
Niklas Schilzonyi
Murtar
Zole
Dewey
Prices at Public Market Thursday
Public market activity crowded Pike Place with ranchers and hucksters. Prices for produce and goods are listed: apples 1 to 1.25 per lb, celery 4 cents per head, tomatoes 5 cents per lb, lettuce 3 heads for 6 cents, pears 1.25 per box, grapes 26 cents per basket, bananas ide per dozen, clams two pints, crabs 25 cents each, and other items with varied per unit rates. The note mentions tensions over market space and a proposal by Butterworth & Sons to use part of a new armory building for market use. The International Traffic League holds its first convention in Chicago. A catalog lists shotgun shells and ammunition prices. Hall, 1111 First Ave.
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Butterworth & Sons
Colonga St
Firet and
West
Pike Place
Western Av
Freestone
California
Hold That Rates Are Low Enough Protest
Alb Bros Milling Company joins Chamber of Commerce in protesting a 26 percent railroad rate hike linked by the Lumbermen's association to prevent higher charges. The group argues rates from the east must rise to sustain Eastern competition, warning current dues threaten local manufacturers and the rail line's economic balance.
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Ae Chamber of Commerce
Alb Bros. Milling Company
Lumbomen
Albers’ Bros. Baing
East Amere
Baby Dies in Mother's Arms in Pittman City
Audrey G. Erskine aged months died in her mother's arms while being rushed home for medical help. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Erskine of Pittman City and the body was taken to this city by Bonney-Watson company for funeral arrangements.
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Audrey G. Erskine
Andrew Erskine
Pittman City
Bonney-Watson Company
Essa
Emma Goldman Attacks U S Laws At Anarchist Congress
Emma Goldman portrays American laws as too harsh on propaganda at an anarchist congress in Amsterdam. She warns that anarchy grows in the United States, especially among Jewish workers, and urges reforms.
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Amsterdam
Emma Goldman
Anarchiat Congress
United States
Baitioshiza
Investigations On Alaskan Indian Trade Reports Abuse
Special agent of the interior reports that whites grossly ill treat Alaska natives. The chief complaint is liquor dispensed openly and taken advantage of Indians in trading near Cook Inlet and the Susitna River.
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Gambel
Department of the Interior
Investi Tadlan
Alaska
Fac
Indiana
Cook Inlet
Sughitna
Central America Nations to Meet in Peace Conference
The region seeks peace as plans unfold with involvement from the United States and Mexico. COIL member Tiamend is mentioned with a loan at 204 Hatley Hide.
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Central America
United States
Mexico
COIL
Tiamend
Hatley Hide
Missouri Brings New York Goods
The Hawaiian American liner M pourl arrived loaded with New York goods, sailing from San Francisco. It traveled via the east coast of Mexico and Tehuantepec route to Salina Cruz, then to San Francisco where cargo discharge began and the freight would be unloaded locally.
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San Fr
Mexico
Salina Cruz
San Francisco
America
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