Sawdust Hearts: Clarabelle and Peter’s Toy Romance
In a whimsical tale set in a toy-filled nursery, Clarabelle the doll falls for Peter as a mischievous teddy bear menaces Clarabelle. Rover helps defeat the bear, leading to an engaged pair facing a future of shared joy, with holiday plans to reunite toys with children at Dreamland on Christmas Day.
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Peter
Clarabelle
Rover
Rug Station
Tabledogs Forest
Union St
Dreamland
Santa Claus
Mique Fisher
Panton & London
Indemnured Men Favor no Reprieves in Death Sentence
Wire dispatch reports four inmates Mike Morgan Frank Gar eater John W. Taylor and H E Roberts urging no reprieve and demanding hanging at the state penitentiary Friday as flood of commutation requests overwhelm the officials.
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Mike Morgan
Frank Gar- Eeeater
John W. Taylor
H. E. Roberts
State Penitentiary
District meeting notes on arterial improvements
Fragmentary text indicates a district meeting regarding improvements on arterial routes west and east between Hudde Borth and Orcas Street. Mentions Fred J. Littlefield as president and a Miss Me ary with J. Embry presiding.
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Hudde Borth
Orcas St. Mb
Fred J. Littlefield
Miss Meary
J. Embry
Portland firechief injured in gambling raid blaze
A Portland two story rooming house on Burnside near Second was damaged by a fire before daylight. Police, described as responsible for the incident, fled as flames spread. Firemen battled the blaze amid strong winds. a fire chief and two other firefighters were injured. The damage was estimated at 75000 dollars.
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Portland
Burnside
Moomers
Police close quail season on Phinney AV
Police in Seattle halt quail shooting in a wooded North End knoll near 42nd and Phinney Ave where neighborhood youths have been shooting birds. A stray bullet last night cracked a wire over L. H. Young’s head at 212 29th, underscoring danger from errant shots.
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Seattle
42Nd At
Phinney Av
L. H. Young
Plea of Shaven Juror Denied in Murder Trial
Judge Ronald refused a new trial for J T Trivett convict of second degree murder for Oliver Sanford after attorney George H Rummens argued a juror left the courthouse to the barber two blocks away while 11 jurors stayed with a bailiff. Trivett received ten years to life imprisonment.
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George H. Rummens
J. T. Trivett
Oliver Sanford
Ronald
Jones
Trivet
Fragmented Local Humorous Crime Snippet
A quirky Washington state style fragment shows Al Chase describing two beers to police. A tariff student named Fouilhoux is mentioned with debate views. An undertaker wagon incident ends with the driver rescuing himself.
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Les
al Chase
J. Andre Fouilhoux
Moe
Visco
A. Ghiringhell
Ghiringhelli
Hiram
California
Anne Sititenen
Cards Switched in Court Delays Opium Case Probe
In open court Judge Brown halted proceedings after a tray of hearts was replaced with a deuce of hearts. The substitution prompted prosecutors to consider charges of tampering with evidence against Fred W. Lysons and others as a chemical analysis is pursued.
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Fred C. Brown
Murphy
Fred W. Lysons
Miller
Albert Jacobsen
Sin Bing
Aw Baron
Baron
Patrolmen
Sing
Fred H. Lysons
Frank B. Loftus
Loftus
Judge Brown
Jacobsen
Fred Loeakes Sing
Humphrey
Brown
Armour in Frisco on Pleasure Jaunt
J Ogden Armour head of Armour Co is in San Francisco for a pleasure visit. He plans to tour all large Western cities before returning home and will depart tomorrow for Los Angeles.
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Frisco
San Francisco
J. Ogden Armour
Gigantic
Packing Corporation of Armour & Co
Los Angeles
Body of Unidentified Man Found Floating in Bay
The body of an unidentified man about 55 years old was found in the bay near the city dock this morning. He stood five feet five inches, weighed 156 pounds, had a dark beard, wore a gray suit and heavy logger boots. The corse is at Butterworths morgue awaiting identification.
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City Dock
Butterworths
Carolina Governor Defends Lynching Talk At Governors Conference
Gov Cole of South Carolina rejected governors' criticisms of his remarks at the Lee conference. He said he acts for the people of Carolina and defended his call for lynching as a preventive measure against assaults on white women by Black men.
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Washington
Carolina
Gov. Cole
South Carolina
Lee
City Council OKs $60,000 Siphon Project At Lake Washington
The finance committee voted to pass a bill authorizing 60 000 from the sewer extension fund to aid construction of a siphon under the Lake Washington canal at Thirday W A. The work contract was let by former City Engineer Thomson but faced opposition as too high.
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Lake Washington Canal
Thirday
Thomson
Seattle Produce Dealers Under investigation for price fixing
Prosecuting Attorney Murphy moves to probe the Western av produce dealers alleged to conspire to fix market prices. Davidson suit prompts inquiry into six firms including Smith & Bloxom and J. B. Powles & Co with Chambrlain not part of the group.
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Western Av
Seattle
Acto
Murphy
PF. H. Davidson Fruit Co
Hood River
Ore
Produce Distributors’ Co
Smith & Bloxom
J. B. Powles &Co
Elrath & Radford
B.C. Klyce & Co
J. W. Godwin
Jackson & Son
Davidson
Distributing Company
Ing
H. F. Davidson
8. W. Stark
Senate Bill Aims to Limit Campaign Funds Use
Senator Moses A. Clapp of Minnesota introduced a bill to curb campaign funds in presidential and congressional races. It bans moving money between states for election influence while allowing national party committees to pay for speakers travel hotel bills and literature. Violations carry six months to one year in prison.
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Washington
Senate
Moses A. Clapp
Minnesota
Clapp
Johnson Seeks Paris Bout With Wells
Jack Johnson wires Paris fight promoters seeking a match with Bombardier Wells, heavyweight champion of England. Boxing officials oppose the plan and would seek police intervention if arranged. Negroes unpopular here after McVey Langford clashes.
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Paris
Jack Johnson
Paria
Bombardier Wells
England
Boxing Federation
Sam McVey
Sam Langford
Detective Nordskog Trial Set for January 6
Private detective A. A. Nordskog faces trial on January 6 for tampering with Burns Detective agency telephone wires. Judge Ronald set the case this morning.
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Nordskog
Burns Detective Agency
Ronald
Government Granted Land Offer in Puyallup District
Calhoun Denny & Ewing announce U S granted land in the Puyallup district offered at popular ten year terms with sickness or accident provisions. Part of the 1880 government rail road reserve, title registered by the state. Timber removed, grass sown, fairly priced.
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Calhoun, Denny & Ewing
The
Star
U. S
Puyallup
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Fred L. Boalt
Capitol Hin
Clarap
Tablelegs Forest
Claraballe
Gray Rover
Salem
WGHS
Ia News
Santa
Blease
Des Danes Prom
ASK
Oregon
Alaska
Orient
B. F. Pearce
Produce Distributers’ Co
Produce Distribers’ Co
Dlucts
Johnson
Wells
Elliott
Union Street
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