Fish commissioners hear fishermen demands in Puget Sound meeting
The state fish commissioners and about 25 fishermen met at the Chamber of Commerce to hear demands and discuss fishing conditions. The accord sought enforcement of laws, sockeye preservation, the 36 hour limit, and alignment with Canadian rules with possible upper Sound trips.
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State Fish Commissioners
Puget Sound
Chamber of Commerce
Gorman
Eloess
T. J. Gorman
Sound Shermen
Fish Commison
Mead
J. A. Kerr
E. B. Demming
E . Alineyearth
O. A. Woolward
Frank Wright
J. P. Todd
Ladd
Todd
Kershaw
Upper Sound
New Orleans Newspaper Proprietor Convicted of Criminal Libel
The state supreme court affirms eight months in prison for Dominick O Malley owner of the Daily Item for criminal libel against Mayor Hehrman. A warrant is issued to search a Wood hotel room run by BR Duff for $10 and jewelry allegedly hidden there.
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New Orleans
State Supreme Court Today
Dominick O'Malley
The
Daily Item
Hehrman
Prosecuting Attorney's Office
Wood Hotel
BR. L. Duff
Feared Yellow Peril Murderer Edward Terry Shot Chinaman
Edward Lionel Terry shot dead a Chinaman in Wellington after his book against the Yellow Peril failed to sell. He returned to his hotel and surrendered, writing to Governor Lord Plunket that the murder aimed to bring the alien question before the public eye.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Edward Lionel Terry
Chanterese
Lord Plunkett
Terry
Klusby Himelf
Erry
London
Thiery
Young
Plunge on Third Avenue Construction Fatal to Laborer
Adrian Faber, a laborer, fell from the top of a three story Seattle building on First Avenue and St, plunging to his death. He died three hours later at Seattle General Hospital.
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Ily
Fon
First Av
Aries Adrian Faber
Seattle
Outdoor exercise and practical gifts for families
A fragmented ad offering bicycles from $5 and up, carving sets from $0.75 to $10, and tool items like hammers braces gloves clocks and forks. It promotes outdoor activity for health and moral well being and highlights affordable, sturdy goods with varying prices and uses.
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Lottie
Toola
Christmas Toy Distribution For Poor Children Planned
The Salvation Army will handle Christmas toy distribution with Volunteers of America and clubs aiding. On December 26 from 2 to 6 PM an entertainment will benefit poor children, with refreshments and Christmas goodies for about 500 boys and girls and toys valued at roughly 350 dollars to be given out.
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Volunteers of America
Salvation Army
Volunteers
G. T
Leases Challenged Over Notice In State Tide Lands
Victor Hugo Smith and W. P. Trimble sue in supreme court seeking reinstatement of Seattle title land leases after State Land Commissioner E. W. Ross canceled them without alleged 60 days notice. The dispute touches many tide land owners amid rising land values amid legislative interpretations. Ex-Governor McGraw offers cautious view while Olympia officials weigh duty and consequences.
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Victor Hugo Smith
W. P. Trimble
Seattle
E. W. Ross
Supreme Court of the Estate
Tide Land
Trimble
Olympia
J. H. McGraw
Ross
Co. B. Bussel
Lease Condition Precedent and Rent Notice Contested
The dialogue questions a specific lease clause requiring annual rent to be paid within 60 days of notice by the commissioner of public lands. It argues the notice provision may be unlawful and against state interests, with the writer dissenting from the commissioner's handling of the matter.
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Commissioner of Public Lands
Umenelonwe
Riots Hit Shanghai as Consul Cables Fatalities
The American consul in Shanghai reports rioting causing several foreign deaths, two Chinese killed and several buildings burned. No American fatalities are reported.
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Washington, DC
State Department
Shanghai
Bishop O'Dea Asked to Help Dedicate Pittsburgh Cathedral
Right Rev Edward J O Dea bishop of the Nesqually diocese is solicited to assist in dedicating the several million dollar Catholic cathedral now rising at Pittsburgh Pa He could not be reached but friends say he will likely accept The completed cathedral will rank among East regions finest churches in its style and scale
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Edward J. O'Dea
Nesqually
Catholica
Pittebure
O'Dea
Bunco Man Arrested in Madison Park Confidence Game
James Kennedy, 60, arrested by City Detectives Hubbard and Freeman in a four plus confidence scheme at Madison Park. After interrogation by Chief Delaney and Detective Wappenstein he was released. Police found $1,865 on Kennedy during a headquarters search.
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Madison Park
James Kennedy
Hubbard
Freeman
Delaney
Wappenstein
Kennedy
Seizure of Mortgage Tied to Adama Shortage
United States Attorney reports an $1800 mortgage on Lot 4 Block 6 Renton Hill addition, held by Georgy Eds ward Adama the defaulting cashier at the local assay office. Deputies note Mrs Adama cooperated, saying she would surrender any remaining property after settlement efforts and would disclose what she knows of her husband’s affairs.
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Georgy Edsward Adama
United States
Rye
Renton HS
Adama
Mort. Kage
Hiock
Renton
Charles F.ill
Welzer
United States Marshal’s Office
Mrs. Adame
Marshal Gritman
Sho
Lots of Fun in Kirkland Tonight
Kirkland council to receive a committee report on a petition to declare an election on incorporating the town. The Beattle Volunteer Fire association plans a revival event at the Labor Temple on January 21 to raise funds for uniforms and a hall.
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Kirkland
Old Beattle Volunteer Fire Association
Ths Carter
Labor Temple
Oldest Wisconsin man chops wood at 106
Paul Smezal, 106, of Spruce, Wisconsin, born in 1800 in Bohemia, chops winter wood on his 1 acre farm tended by his son-in-law. He cannot read or write and speaks broken English, yet stays sharp in daily routines of eating, sleeping, and work. His wife is long deceased and he has many descendants.
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Milwaukee
Tec
Paul Smezal
Spruce
Win
Smezal
Smozal
Bohemia
Morgan Stabilizes an Overvalued Railroad System
The Chicago and Delaware line once sold to J Pierpont Morgan is now under Morgan's control after a costly overvaluation. A receiver is appointed to expose the system’s faults and absorb the loss estimated at 16 million dollars. Meanwhile five A Burr oil paintings showcase Alaskan and Pacific Northwest scenery at the Great Northern ticket office.
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Chlo Ralroad
J. Pierpont Morgan
Erie
Morgan
A. Burr
Great Northern Ticket
Portland
Mt. Wrangle
Columbia Glacier
Prince Wm. Sound
Valdez Glacier
Mt. Rainier
University of Washington Viewed As Cheapening Deal
A fragment argues that the University of Washington, a leading state educational institution, has acted in a way that cheapens its status and misrepresents a square deal, reflecting public concern over the university’s conduct.
U. Men Reward Senior Gridders With Sweaters
The Intercollegiate debate over sweaters falls as critics say the U. delayed a modest 80 gift, denouncing the claim of professionalism as laughable. Players feel pride in past gridiron battles and deserve recognition.
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Hega
Rick
Seattle Health Board Reports Best World Mortality Rates
Dr Limerick reviews the annual health board report to Seattle City Council. The document credits milk inspection for purity of products and praises Wayside Hospital while noting Seattle has the lowest mortality percentage of any city.
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Limerick
Seattle
Wayside Hospital
Complaint Filed With Prosecutor Over Alleged Assault
A complaint was filed with Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh this morning by Er. H. Flueck John Doe White and Richard Roe alleging assault and battery. The incident is claimed to have occurred yesterday.
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Mackintosh
Er. H. Flueck
John Doe White
Richard Roe
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