Murderous Maniac Laps Into Death After Stabbing Rampage
LAPOR Michigan December 1 John Lair recently paroled from the state prison killed William Clege in his home and wounded his mother and daughter with the same weapon. The attacker then shot himself fatally as neighbors came to help. Clegg and the others are not expected to survive. In a separate matter Dante Lavelle sues for 1500, claiming injuries from being knocked down by a streetcar last July.
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Lapor
Mich
John Lair
William Clege
Nile Mother
Lapeer
Clegg
Dante Lavelle
Beattie Biettrie
Morris
Superior Court
Lavelle
Yesler Way
Treaty Draft Reaches May For Reciprocity Pact
General Lasker Bites arrived from Cuba and handed Secretary May a draft of the reciprocity treaty. Officials say provisions could become effective once the U S government approves.
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Washington, BD. C
Lasker Bites
Cuba
May
Wiles
United States
Chief of Police Receives Boost in City Pay
City Council approved a new municipal salaries schedule raising officers pay for the coming year. Chief of Police Sullivan gained a substantial raise from 1600 to 2100 dollars annually while other officials received varying increases. The total payroll rise is about 312000 dollars with several positions adjusted upward by 200 to 600 dollars.
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Aordnance
Sullivan
Jone Tg
Ineer Thomason
Montana Arrives as Western Home Fights Leaking Sloop
The Montana steam collier arrived from Seattle to report the distressed schooner Western Home leaking and disabled off Cove Bay. Crew toiled to keep the vessel afloat as it crept toward port in rough seas.
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Ban Francisco
Dee
Montana
Seattle
Heilly
Western Home
Cove Bay
Mayor seeks ten emergency police to curb city crime
Mayor Humes says crime runs high as population grows and urges a temporary boost of the police force by appointing 10 emergency policemen. The appointment list was submitted and sent to the committee on police, license and revenue for action.
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Humes
theeRy
Committee On Police
Lcense
Revenue
Fences Guard Tampico Cargo From Wharf Looters
The Honolulu liner Tampico landed part of its banana cargo and other produce last night but thieves broke through a high chicken fence built around the goods this morning. Wharf rustlers and loafers stole substantial quantities despite the protective barriers.
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Honolulu
Tampico
Bears on Montague Island and a Gatling gun pledge
President Roosevelt reportedly joked of hunting bears on Montague Island with a Gatling gun after a Valdez mining man presented a ceremonial copper shield. The letter from Robert Biel describes abundant bears and invites the president to join a hunting trip, with plans to mount the gift in the state dining room.
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Roosevelt
Valdes
Alaska
Biel
Montague Island
Wet Sexys
City Printing Contract Award Rumored for 1963
The city council awarded the 1963 city printing contract to the Bulletin and Be Attie Daily Times. The Bulletin offered 6 cents per inch for the first insert and 10 cents per inch for subsequent ones, while The Times bid 5 cents per inch. A civil action may follow to contest the bid’s circulation and validity.
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Gill
Puget Found
Bulletin
Times
Public Park Survey Ordered For Green Lake Shores
City Engineer Thomson is authorized to survey Green Lake shores to collect data for legislation converting the lakeshore into a public park. The suspicious arrest notes include Avueust asky, detained on a horse theft charge, and a prior beating allegation. Fountain pen ads for Watermen and Lincoln styles appear alongside real estate listings for Dunlap at Union Block.
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Thomson
Green Lake
Iakeshore
A. W. Watermmen
Lincoln's
Justice's
Columbia Street
Old poetuMce
Ohio River Flood Causes Widespread Damage in Cincinnati
The Ohio River rose sharply to 40 feet above low water flooding lowlands in Cincinnati. Coal piers tore from moorings as barges and boats were swept downstream with tugs pursuing. Property losses mount with initial estimates at $500,000 or more and fears of worse to come. The weather remains rainy as authorities assess the destruction.
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Cincinnati
Ohio River
Pitty
Entertainments and Christmas Bazaar Notes
Frank PF Lewie will entertain the H and A club tomorrow evening at her home 1823 Nineteenth Avenue Invitations are out for a Juvenile entertainment at Christensen's ball Tuesday evening Dec 30 about 30 children will appear under Mrs E Laing and Miss Adrienne Langer. Mrs Menry Manford Milburn of Spokane and Miss Thomeen arrive for holidays with their parents. Jane Christmas Bazaar by Lane Street Presbyterian church will run all day Wednesday to raise funds for a new carpet. Bibles offered with Christmas discounts at the Justices stationery store on Columbia Street.
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Frank PF. Lewie
Nighteenth Avenue
E Laing
Mise Adrienne Langer
Mra. Menry Manford Milburn
Spokane
Mise Thomeen
Mra Morris Thormeen
Mee
George Mayer
Kerr
Jana
Mise Gertrude Felt
Fourteenth Avenue
Edward Tilton
Sixth Avenue
A. Fassbender
California
Piorida
Mexico
Jenn Leary
A. J. Anderson
Walla Walla Fe
Lincoln Smith
Mr. F. Gibeon
Rockey KE. Gibson
Mra F. Kartart
Portland
Lane Street Presbyterian Church
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Id Frink
Eighth Aveeur
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Waitreanes
Beattie
Hawke Ball
State Federation of
Sasee
Wiley American
Quetn
Anne Hill
Pletcher & Carpenter
Hinck
Fey Block
Charter Oak
Dabney & Woodhouse
Pike Street
Sunset
John
Ind
Samen
Ole Eelne
Ban Juan Fiah Ce
An Howe
Ellen Dodd
T. J. Greagwon
James Brown
Katherine Kersch
Frank Melvin
Lena Smith
K Bos
Emma Kramer
Rasmus Johnson
Edteon
Anne Bentsen
Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Kaleer
Austensador Voulenben
Kathryn RO Summers
Hanford
Mra. Summers
Charles Bummers
Old Post
PoLic
Mec
James and
Spring Streets
WTL
Wilken
Northern Pacific
North Bend Run
Beferdo
Arnold
May Arnald
A. K B. Greag
Twenty-second Avenue
John Potter
Albemarle
Spring Street
Fletcher & Carpenter
Second Avenue OU
Ret
Sences and University
Monte Carlo
Frederick & Nelson Furniture
Christman
Deak
Frederick & Nelson
Second Ave
Madison and
Spring Ste
Renee
Ovelty
Balad
Gerry
Pete
China
Becta
Ben
Roger
Tyr EE Gate Abdeswear
Rhodes
THE
BIG Store
Second Avenue
Nordhoff & Co
Duo Eelle
M ‘ Hay
Ltte
Aerite
Pacific Coast Clothing Company
FIRST
AVCOR
Marion
Pacific Coast Clothing CO
Nario
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