Bankruptcy discharge hearing for H A Gibbon and Nann 8 Gibbon
United States District Court Western District of Washington Northern Division No 6404 in bankruptcy H A Gibbon and Nann Gibbon petition for full discharge from debts. hearing set for January 11, 1916 at 10 in the forenoon in Seattle. creditors and interested parties may appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted.
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Dstrict
Washington
H A Gibbon
Nann
Gibbon
Acta of Congress
Eald
Maid District Court
Eald Court
Heattle
Beatile
Vrank
Chomry
District Court OF the
United States
Nankruptcy
T. 7 Harbour
M A. Barbour
Eaid
Renttio
Public Markets Listings From Monday and Saturday Deals
Market notes show assorted goods with prices including peanut butter 19 cents, halibut and oysters, grapefruit four cents, bread loaves, shrimp, flour at 1.29 per sack, sugar, corn starch seven pounds, and laundry soap. Saturday items add bacon and pork, veal, beef roasts, and canned milk with daily cider and baking powder featured.
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Beattie
Secretary Redfield Targets European Under selling After War
Secretary Redfield calls postwar Europe unfair cutthroat competition an offense not a mere economic issue. He urges broadening government agencies powers to curb underpriced European goods, oppose tariff walls, and enforce trust laws to prevent European undercutting of American made products and monopoly formation.
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Washington
Redfield
Europe
United States
Plotters Up Before Court In Pacific Bomb Case
Baron Von Brincken C. C. Crowley and Mrs. Margaret Cornell, indicted as bomb plotters, were arraigned in federal court with pleas postponed for four days. The trio face charges including mailing material to incite arson murder or assassination. Mrs. Cornell, dubbed the mystery woman, is free on bail and previously served Crowley as his stenographer.
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San Francisco
Baron von Brincken
C. C. Crowley
Margaret Cornell
Dooling
Cornell
Lberty
Saturday Grocery Specials List From Local Market
A fragment lists items for a Saturday sale including pure granulated sugar at 8 cents per unit, fresh milk, peanut butter, churned butter, fancy potatoes, pork roasts, pickled pork, candy canes, and various canned goods. It mentions delivery options and prices like $15 owed, $2.96 case milk, and a $5.06 order, with additional notes on decor and other groceries.
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Ilerae
Bankruptcy notice and stockholders meeting in Beattie
Notice lists a bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court Western Washington, hearing set January 24, 1916 in Renton. It also announces the Union Savings and Trust Company stockholders meeting in Seattle on January 19, 1915 to elect directors. Includes rapid-fire Vital Statistics items: marriages, deaths, divorces with many Beattie and Renton names and addresses.
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Union Savings and Trust Company of Beattie
Second Ave
Cherry Et
Seattle
King County
Washington
Belt Line Cooperation Group Forms For Waterfront Transit
A conference committee of eight civic organizations in Seattle formed to study city transportation, focusing on resolving the waterfront railroad tangle. The first meeting occurred Friday at the Arctic club. A permanent organization will be set at a Monday afternoon meeting with members from the Chamber of Commerce, Commercial Club, Municipal League, Transportation Club, Manufacturers' Association, Rotary Club, Northwest Society of Engineers, Central Labor Council, and Seattle Merchants' Exchange.
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Fiest
Arctic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Municipal League, Transportation Club
Manufacturers’ Association
Rotary Club
Northwest Society of Engineers
Central Labor Council
Seattle Merchants’ Exchange
Reservation reopening delayed to September 1916
Colville Indian reservation in Eastern Washington will not open to settlers until September 1916, says Indian affairs commissioner Cato Sells. Initial allotment work is postponed to spring. priority given to several hundred lawful Indian children claimants. Legislation details remain unresolved. Washington delegation to discuss with Secretary Lane.
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Washington
Colville
Cato Sells
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Sells
Lane
War tax extended. Congress adjourns for holidays
The Senate approved a joint resolution extending the war tax one year by a 45 to 29 vote along party lines. President Wilson signed the bill last night as Congress adjourned for Christmas.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Habitual criminal may yield life term for Earl Wilmot
Earl Wilmot, 33, faces life imprisonment at Walla Walla under a habitual-criminal claim by Deputy Prosecutor Meier. He previously served two felonies in Stillwater Minnesota and pleaded guilty to larceny in Tacoma and King County. The judge was absent Saturday due to illness.
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Earl Wilmot
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Mackintosh
Meier
Wilmot
Stillwater
Minn
Tacoma
King County
Vashon to vote on ferry route January 24
Vashon electors will decide the King County ferry route in a January 24 island election with voting on terminals redrawn after irregularities at a prior ballot. Balloting opens January 19 at the county commissioners office. Capt C D Treiber prepares plans for the chosen route from Portage to Des Moines or Vashon Heights to Seattle.
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Vashon Island
King County
C. D. Treiber
Three Tree Point
Portage
Des Moines
Vashon Heights
Seattle Water Front
Alaska Railroad funding request in Congress
Secretary Lane of the Interior asked Congress for an immediate appropriation of 2 million dollars to continue work on the Alaska railroad project.
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Washington
Lane
Interior Department
Congress
Alaska
Sammy Wall Roasts Dr Matthews in What's Doing
Sam Wall editor of What's Doing taunts Rev. M A Matthews of Seattle in the December 18 issue. Wall accuses the pastor of Seattle’s First Presbyterian church of hate and intolerance while promoting Tacoma’s campaign to rename Mount Rainier to Ta h oma. Wall notes he is in Seattle selling his paper with headline The Shame of One Seattle Pulpit.
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Sam Wall
Tacoma
Tahoma
Sammy
First Presbyterian Church of
Seattle
M. A. Matthews
Pacific Coast
Sam
O Leary Beats McKenzie for Canada Lightweight Title
Johnny O Leary of Seattle, lightweight champion of Canada, defeated the local contender McKenzie in Saskatoon. He led all ten rounds and floored him six times in the first nine. the referee stopped the bout in the tenth as O Leary was declared victor. The fight occurred under military supervision and O Leary plans to box Kid Scaler in Edmonton on New Year’s Day.
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Saskatoon
Johnny O'Leary
Seattle
Canada
McKenzie
O'Leary
Kid
Edmonton
Federal Judge allows withdrawal of anti trust suit
Chicago Dec 18 Federal Judge Landis is expected to grant permission to withdraw the anti trust suit filed by the Federal league against Organized Baseball. Keene Addington, chief Federal attorney, travels from New York to request the action as peace efforts continue. Resumes pow wow New York Dec 18 Ban Johnson leaves conference for Chicago to resume talks in Cincinnati Tuesday to settle the war between the Federal and Organized Baseball.
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Chicago
Federal League
Landis
Keene Addington
Federals
New York
Ban Johnson
American League Today
Cincinnati
Liberal Club Opens With Proportional Election Talk
The Liberal club held its first meeting Friday at the Good Bats cafeteria. John H. Humphreys of England explained proportional election systems, followed by short talks from Erickson, Demmet, Hulet Wells, Anna Strong, Sydney Strong, Duncan Hulet, F. Pidduck, Rawlins and others. Adella Parker read Tolstoi and Taft. Glenn Hoover presided. about 75 attended.
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John H. Humphreys
England
Liberal Club
Good Bats
Wm. Howard Taft
Glenn Hoover
Dorsey Blaisdell Fined for Submarine Construction Delay
Dorsey E. Blaisdell was fined $1 by Superior Judge Dykeman after pleading guilty to petit larceny. He was accused of delaying construction of two submarines by stealing a bite of intricate machinery.
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Dorsey E. Blaisdell
Dykeman
Blaisdell
Christmas Pardon Signed for Charles Contour
President Wilson issued a Christmas pardon and clemency order for Charles Contour of Missoula Montana who was convicted of selling liquor to Indians.
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Washington
Wilson
Charles Contour
Missoula, Mont
Boy Hurt by Auto On Fifth Avenue
Eight year old Harold Von Slayton sustained a broken collarbone and possible concussion when struck by an automobile driven by Dr. G. W. Crawhall on Fifth Avenue between Olive and Stewart streets. Dr. Crawhall says the youths darted from behind a fence.
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Harold von Slayton
G. W. Crawhall
Fifth Ave
Olive
Stewart Ats
Crawhall
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45Th
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Ettore
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Smith
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Balke - Collender GO
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Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Toronto
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American Jewelry Co
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Fur- Oeilere
Planes
Tiverteck
Geeman-American Loan CO
Gees J. C. Smith Ride Bi
Joseph Bienvenu
Ebers Bidg
Junk
First Ave
Tot
Fehwarts Ladies’ “Tailoring Company
Third
McClung
Marion Brock
Rea- Bonshirth
Geola May Blinn
Jreen
el- Hett
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Broadway Transfer
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T. Oren Watson
Latie Kreich Hayes
Northern Sank
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King
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Sti University
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Waehood
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Ven Rasen Ce
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Eternee Clovhes
Moler Barber School
Occidental Ave
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Tracie
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Kavanaugh
Barber College
Main St
Franklin Imstitute
Rochester
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Juan Teland
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Wash
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Nellingham
Heattie
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Tantey
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Kirkland Boats
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Snohomish County
Eve Bo i. Meikeljocin
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Rouses For Sale
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Nice
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Ey Ball
Ener Terme
Queen Anne Hill Rothwell
Rockett
Empire W Addition
Renton
Fourth Ave
Hudson St
Columbia
35Th Ave. S
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David P. Eastman
Pine ST
Lowman Bldg
Margaret W. Cornel
PIA Place
Conser
Church OF Spiritual Truth
Bertha Nelson
Motel Norris
Iforen
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Wadam
Eilifert Hotel
Heattia
Crating Auto Delivery CO
Hilfort
Weatern
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Arand View
Eeath Shore
Killurn
Kinter
Hocke
Virgin ES
Virginia St
Eighth Ove
Woerinkeave
Hartington
Solner
Cashier Heattie Washington
Hastie
Nuegine
Ines Dee Juarnette
Matt Poteriine Renton
Annie Konthak
Beattie Williem
Imon
Marthe Morronempeon
Kenton Matt Kanget
Mary Granetrem
Murray Gee
Geodett
Hilda Jacobeon
Mount Vernon
Jacob Ryan
Violet Robbins
Vayeliup
Curtie Mc Kindred
Killsereth
K von Lochnow
Meattie
Basler
18Th Ave
Mre
K. A. Keller
Edgar Gott
Old Colony
A. M Greseiose
Riehth Eve N. B
Samteraci
King Et
Davabier
Adolph Derrick
16Th Ave
Wm. Ingeike
Gecar P. Thle
J. B. Penman
Heventh Ave
Chae
Bunce
Killwarne
KR Seyaert
T. V. Turner
N. 44Th Et
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Harold Jorgenson
Con
Deathstown Walsh
Providence Hospital
Bett Way
King #t
Rea Seharf
City Hospital
Unknown Man
Mre Margaret Murphy
Jamen Moran
Francie J. Gribbin
Avugueta TE Connall
Chriet Geteenhafer
Jeffer
Delta Dant
Chas
Christina Johnson
Carl J. Johnson
Mary Jane Rothwell
Thee Rothwell
Moille
Wandy
Samuel F Handy
Clematina KR. Potter
Jom
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Dennison FE Coats
Olive Neasham
Neasham
EJ. Shanks
Bessie J. Shanks
Irene Th West
Howard Bo West
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R. Kinsey
Gertrude M. Kin
Frances Kaltia
Stanley Kaltie
Maud Eo Dubach
Jno
A. Dubach
le Clair
Fred le Clair
Fol Hoyt
Carolina Hoyt
Ida M. Smith
Robi Ro Smith
the Star
Star Want
Belt Line
Vashon
Alaska Railway
Sammy Wall iSe
DR. Matthews
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