Congress 10 Investigates Post Office Inquiry Debates
The House adopted the Overstreet Resolution urging the postmaster general to forward papers on the post office investigation to the House committee. Crumpacker’s measure seeks a judiciary committee review on territorial questions and possible ceded territory consent. In the Senate Penrose calls for records to go to postal committees. Lodge opposes, German defends.
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Washington, D.C
House
House Committee On Post Offices
Howe
Crumpacker
United States
Senate
Penrose
Lodge
German
Wilson testifies on misrepresentation by AP reporter in Wood hearing
Gen Wilson, former military governor of Matanzas, testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee that AP correspondent Bellaire deliberately misrepresented facts in Cuba. He said he alerted AP three months after Bellaire's arrival about this unreliability, but his warning was ignored.
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Washington, D. C
Gen. Wilson
Matanzas
Wood
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Bellaira
Associated Press
Cubs
Wlson
Hellaire
Wilson
Bellaire
Beslairs
Milkmen Arraigned Over Septic Tank Petition
Latona and Brooklyn residents protest a proposed septic tank for city sewage and seek a brick trunk sewer to Shilshole bay. They urge moving the tank site from Latena avenue to Fourteenth street near the government canal. Also noted are milk cases against Harmer Hoppe Swan Quimby in Judge George's court.
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Latona
Brooklyn
Shilshole Bay
Latena Improvement Chair
Three Charged in Death of Carrie Constantine
In a late afternoon arraignment in superior court, three defendants pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of Carrie Constantine. A trial date was set for December 17. The defendants are accused of causing the death by embalmed milk poisoning.
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Htr
Little Carrie Constantine
Man Struck by Train Dies After Walking on Tracks
Mid aged man Wit temore was struck by a Northern Pac locomotive while walking near Van Asselt Seattle and died from skull fracture at the county hospital. Coroner Hoye and the Watson morgue handled the body. witnesses note the engine light may have hindered hearing its approach.
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B. Wittemore
van Aasselt
Yester
Hoye
y-Watson
Seattle
Whittemore
Grand Central Hotel
Hie Blanketsa
van Asselt
Town
Littl
Mrs. Cherry Fined for Beating Foster Daughter
Mrs. H C Cherry was fined and costs by Justice George for assaulting her sixteen year old foster daughter Ingamar Horton at the Cherry home 105 Broadway last Tuesday. The girl testified she was beaten with a carriage whip and a stove brush after being urged to leave with jeweler C A Woods. The court found a clear case of assault and battery and the girl will be placed in another home.
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H.C. Cherry
George
Ingamar Horton
Cherry
Broadway
Mra. Cherry
C. A. Woods
Woods
Superior Court Orders Return of Bussell Divorce Case Files
Superior Judge Bell issued an order this morning directing that the files in the Bussell divorce case be returned to the Vaults from which they were withdrawn earlier by Bussell’s lawyers.
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Bell
Bussell
Two Arlington suspects held in Maple Leaf holdup case
Two men detained after a Maple Leaf saloon hold up face detention in the county jail awaiting identification. They used aliases Butler Morris Buckley and Lewis, found with a 32 caliber gun and bracelets, and denied the crimes as officers link them to Beattle Beattice era robberies.
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Kid” Lewis
Frank Butler
Flian Frank Morris
A. Bh. Buckley
Allas Butler
Arlington
van Amselt
Imi! de
Mimit
County Jall
van Asselt
Whlama
Artington
Lewie
Arlington Jar
Butler
Seattle
Tennant
Willams
Morris
Beattice
Bell
Jall
Maple Leaf
Lewis
Mystery Cabin Fire Near Three Tree Point Enigma Deepens
A deserted cabin at Three Tree Point burned last Sunday morning after shots were heard as flames rose from the eaves. Two Seattle-area men nearby fled to get help, but the structure burned to the ground with no human remains found. A gunshot is suspected to have been fired by the heat, not a person. The owner is a Seattle physician.
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Three Tree Point
Seattle
City Health Board Considers Meat Inspector and Garbage Enforcement
The board held its regular monthly meeting to file M J Rary for city meat inspector, discuss enforcing garbage man ordinances, and note staff changes. They approved trimming quarantine guards and renewing support for Health Officer Ludlow and Dr L Mr Harrison's service.
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Ludlow
Dexter Mortone
Riplinger
Tuchow Fs
Boy Injured in Elevator Shaft May Recover
George Sullivan, badly hurt by a fall, remains alive at Providence Hospital with a slim chance of recovery. The steamer Valencia, Capt Cann, sails tonight for Skagway with 40 passengers and 600 tons of freight.
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George Sullivan
Providence Hospital
Valencia
Cann
Skagway
Steamer Flyer Repairs Prompt Athlon Daily Run Schedule
On account of repairs to the steamer Flyer the Athlon will be on the run today and give daily service leaving Seattle at 7 30 am 12 m and 6 15 pm and leaving Tacoma at 9 35 am 3 8 and p m
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Jon
Dolly
Seattle
Tacoma
Athlon
Shoes Guarantee Promises Full Refund for Unsolved Issues
Every pair of shoes sold carries a guarantee of satisfactory service or a full money back. The policy promises customers a complete refund if the product fails to meet expectations.
City Dads Reject Queen Anne Armory Site Petition
City council members expressed displeasure at the Queen Anne Improvement club's influence during last night's meeting. The club urged selecting a North Beattie site for the new armory over Howell street. Gill moved to reject the petition, and others debated narrowing the rejection to lack of power beyond offering a free site.
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Queen Anne Improvement Club
North Beattie
Howell Street
Gill
Grand Café Breakfast Lunch and French Dinner Offer
Visit the Grand cafe at 1414 Third Ave for breakfast lunch and a French dinner. Private dining rooms available for small groups in a historic setting.
Grand sale at Chesbros piano store with deep discounts
Chesbro's at 1207 Second Ave offers upright, square, and concert pianos and organs at dramatically reduced prices. Many models drop from hundreds to under $200. secondhand instruments, guarantees, and easy monthly terms are stressed to attract buyers.
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Chesbro's
Bete and
Avenue
University and
Beacon Streets
Suic
Weber Jane
Piano Kingdom
Mason & Hamlin
Wale Nut
Crown
Chenebro's
Second Ave
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Cor, Columbia
First Avenue
Albert Hansen Rich
Van
Sale
Kline & Rosenberg
Sanford and Merion
Portia
Juliet
Julie
McCarthy Dry Goods
Second Ave. and Company
Madison Street
Crescent
Mar al
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Blue Front
Piest Ave
F. L. Jacobson
Board OF Health
M. J. Rary
W. B. Sutter
Pitman
W. O. Nelson
Fike Street
Pilman
C. Christopher
Queen City Shirt Factory
Hinckley Block
Nidierion
Gevmaer
E.r.butterworth & Sons
Kohler Campbell
Kohler & Campbell
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Atlantic
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Kohier & Campbell
Weber
New York
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Buffato
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Gilbert Plang
Royal Piano
Smith & Barnes Piano Company
Chickering & Sons
Chesbro’s
Gurge
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