Girl Wins $25 Prize in Matrimony Contest at The Star
Dora Daniels editor at The Star held a Matrimony contest awarding $25 for the best 100 word letter on hold a wife. Tara A Daniels of 920 East Pike Street won the prize to send money home to her sick father in Eastern Canada.
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Gillies Freed on Five Thousand Dollar Bail in Fraud Case
Olympia report states former chief claim agent for the industrial insurance commission was released after posting five thousand dollars to cover alleged falsification of a claim. The arrest followed a Capitol dispute involving Gov. Lister and officials, tied to fraud totaling over fifteen thousand dollars in the department.
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Lumber Shipments Heaviest in Years Heaviest since 1907
WENATCHEE Dec 4 General Superintendent J J O Neil of the Great Northern railway on inspection trip declares lumber and shingle traffic westward bound for prosperity is the heaviest since the big year of 1907 and reflects Eastern prosperity moving westward.
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Ballard Women Face Slander Suit In Court
In a Ballard court, Mrs. Alina Kiel and Mrs. Sophia Hall face slander claims. The trial involves accusations of interracial tensions and lies about marriage status, with Kiel presenting their marriage certificate as proof.
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Oldest Northwest Indian John Kettle Dies at 105
Hoquiam reports the death of John Kettle aged 105, believed the region's oldest Indian. He witnessed early white settlement and fought in the Grays Harbor Indian battle in 1845. He later lived as a slave of the Humptu lips tribe from 1845 to 1855.
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Washington
Northwest
John Kettle
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Be Careful Whose Nose You Pull, Man
Everett a Police Judge William Sheller rules that a person may tweak his own lawyer nose but not that of another lawyer. The decision arose in the Bray case after Eugene Bray pulled the nose of attorney Charles Jordan who had come to collect a delinquent account for Jay.
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William Sheller
Eugene Bray
Charles Jordan
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