Human Ostrich Fireballer Faces City Court
A man described as a human ostrich alias Ack! the original gatrich was arrested after an exhibition at a police station scene. In Judge Gordon's court he received a $100 fine and 90 days in jail, with a warning to leave town. prosecutors lamented his degenerate conduct.
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Tennant
George Alias
Hugatrich
Tor
Strown
McClur
Simas
Judge Gordon
Delialer
Almas
Gordon
Rimas
Local Theft and Assault Charges In Area
Charges filed include larceny for $109.75 tied to a Dec 6 theft, and battery on a person with a blunt instrument. Also a bailee theft involving a transit instrument and forgery of a $175.75 check drawn on a city bank. Information to be filed in superior court promptly.
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BR Morey
Bert
Gumbrecht Dee
L. Headle
J. Anderson
Devere
City Wallta
Morita
Sailors Demand Release But Captain Refuses
Sailors confronted the captain demanding release of a man. The captain refused and ordered the crew back to work, ending the incident.
Christmas money ordered in divorce cases before Judge Frater
In a divorce proceeding Judge Frater ordered James Foley to pay his wife 60 dollars and later 25 dollars as Christmas money by Monday. George Bot, sued by Christina Talbot, received a continuance to two weeks hence but was also ordered to pay the plaintiff 45 dollars immediately.
Young Boys In Trouble At Walla Walla And Pacific Schools
A wave of vandalism and insults by young boys disrupted near Walla Walla and Pacific schools with calls flooding police headquarters. Superintendent Stratton sought protection for his building. Officers arrested four youths ages 16 to 17 at the two schools and sent them to headquarters.
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Walla Walla
Pacific
Stratton
Pacific School
Ribbach
Robert Miller
Paul Zedtnich
Wright
Jacob Levine
Arthur Dale
High School Boys Plan Hike to Ravenna Park
The M C A youth group led by Tom Griffiths will depart by car tomorrow morning for Ravenna park then walk to Pon thac for outdoor stunts. They expect to return to the city by evening.
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Tom Griffiths
Ravenna Park
Ponthac
Flood Threat Imperils Pendleton as Rivers Rise
Floods threaten Pendleton and Wastern Oregon for the third time this year. Large sections of the Oregon short line track are out twenty miles east, blocking traffic. The Umatilla River has spilled its banks endangering the city unless waters subside.
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Soriope
Pendletone
Dee
Wiooda
Oregon
Umatilla
Steamer Trust Roy Probed in Alaska Inquiry
Alaska Steam Ship Co officers received a telegram from Douglas stating the inquiry was withdrawn by Judge Gunnison. The grand jury had investigated alleged steamer contracts in southeastern Alaska and found them legitimate, after which Gunnison withdrew the inquiry request.
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Alaska Steamship Co
KB. B. Smith
Douglas
Gunnison
Star
Juneau
Alaska
United States
Many Miners Idle in Wingfield Mine Strike
Two hundred fifty miners are idle at the Wingfield mine and two other leases. The union demands six dollars daily and early settlement seems unlikely.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Goldfield
Wingfield
Police hunt Weeks Smith assailants after bar fight at Leschi Park
Police pursue two or more men suspected in an assault at Leschi park Wednesday night. Bert Weeks was badly cut and stabbed while William Smith was knocked senseless by a bottle blow in what police believe was a fight, not robbery.
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Bert Weeks
William Smith
Leschi Park
Weeks
Smith
Pedro game leads to missing money at Union house
Peter Polaska of the Union house on Firet no. 8 reported losing a social pedro game that night. He wagered $90 in cash and a $196 check with the house proprietor and two other men, then after paying 25 cents for beer, found his cash vanished at the bar.
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Pedro
Peter Polaska
Union House
Polaska
Cives Mundi Club to Host Banquet Monday Night
The Cives Mundi club of the M.CA will hold a banquet in the association rooms Monday night. Representatives of as many nations as possible will gather. John BK. Rieke, membership secretary, has been asked to officiate as toastmaster.
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Cives Mundi Club
M.ca
John BK. Rieke
Moran Threat Case Delayed as Witness Fails to Appear
Henry Moran charged with threatening to kill May Moran. case called before Judge Gorden. The complainant did not appear to prosecute, and Moran was ordered held pending additional action by authorities.
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Henry Moran
May Moran
Gorden
Coroner Won’t Open Inquest Into Vorster Death
Coroner Carroll indicated no inquest would be needed into Harold Vorster who was electrocuted yesterday on First Avenue North near Thirty-ninth Avenue. He will confer with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Van de Veer to determine who should be held responsible for the accident.
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Carroll
Harold Vorster
Av N. B
Thirtyninth Av
van de Veer
Bank and post office burglaries shake Bhohon county
Dee 31 report states an attempt to blow Edmonda bank safe. outer door blown, explosive ineffective. Arlington creamery safe blown, stamps taken. Lowell post office entered with little value. Authorities suspect a burglar gang in Bhohon county.
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Everett
Dee
Bank of Edmonda
Arlington Creamery
Arlington
Lowell
Bhohon
Tah County
Missionaries From Beattle Set for India Mission
Anna Sundermann and Katherine Schellenberg depart Beattle for southern India as Mennonite Brethren missionaries. They head to a seven year term with Beattle headquarters in Bubl er Kao and include Katherine Behelleenberg making her first overseas mission. Sundermann has prior field work. Behelleenberg is a physician. They leave Beattle on January 6.
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Mise
Anna Sundermann
Mies Katherine Schellenberg
Beattle
India
Mennonite Brethren
Bubler, Kao
Mies Sundermann
Mine Behelleenberg
Misa Behellenberg
New Jersey Firm Drops Stock Ties to Federal Law
Dee. fit learned that Standard 611 of New Jersey has relinquished stock in all constituent concerns and now complies. Estate's attorneys expect to prove this when federal court actions start in St. Louis.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
New York
Standard 611 Company of
New Jersey
St. Louis
Gilman Held for Murder in Dayton Case
Collins Gilman and his mother were held to the grand jury on charges of being accessories to the murder of Dona Gilman. The charge against Dona’s sister Payne was dismissed.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Dayton, CO
Collins Gilman
Dona Gilman
Payne
Dona
Juvenile Robbers Target Renton Stores
In Renton on December 71 two juvenile burglars entered G. N. Harries grocery, stole 30 packages of gum, broke the glass front, and were arrested awaiting parental settlement. An attempt to enter Fred Ditheveen’s shoe store failed as the intruder fled after being disturbed.
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Scripps Telegraph Service
Renton
Sla
G. N. Harries
Fred Ditheveen
Steamer Movements Reported With Multiple Vessels Sailing
On the front page ships depart for San Francisco and Alaska as Steamer Puebla carries passengers and freight to the bay, Dolphin sails south from Juncasa, Spokanee arrives later tonight, Al-Ki heads to Southeastern Alaska, and Kage Maru leaves for China with a large passenger list. Secretary Jones announces the fourth block of the $500000 bond issue, consisting of 100 bonds of $1000 each, ready for signatures.
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City of
Puebla
San Francisco
Dolphin
Juncasa
Spokanee
Al-Ki
Alaska
Kage Maru
China
Jones
N W. Harrie & Co
Bond House of
Chicago
Treasure chest stolen from Wells Fargo in Reno robbery
A treasure box valued at 80 000 dollars was stolen last night from the Wells Fargo express car in Reno Nevada. Authorities seek the thief and identify the robber, with Scripps Telegraph Service reporting the loss.
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Reno
Nev
Doc
Tonopah
Wells Fargo Express
Trials and Divorces Highlight Local Flashes
Edwar Mulley charged with highway robbery had a preliminary hearing before Judge Gordon. case taken under advisement. Kilgabeth Farrell seeks divorce from Charles Farrell alleging desertion. C Gostin files cruelty complaint against William Goslin. City plans new King St sewer outfall as coal bunkers are removed. Captain F.M.M. Hiall reports trunk theft from depot. Grant St. improvement recommended for Eleventh Ave N by street committee. Emil Lobe leaves $1 to each child, $31,000 to Orphans' Home and Hebrew Benevolent Society, Rosa Lobe named estate executrix. Imposter women soliciting for Washington Children's Home Society reported. Federal Labor union No. 11587 elects Adamas and C. C. Young as delegates to state convention in Bellingham. A. P. Gillies sues Waddell and wife, Stein, Barnes for $12,500 over grading contract. H. M. Backun initiates suit to compel city to pay old warrant per city ordinance for South Fourteenth St improvements.
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Grant St
Sylvester Cowen Company
Eleventh Av. N. EB
Lobe
Emil Lobe
Orphans’ Home and Hebrew Benevolent Society
Rosa Lobe
Federal
Labor Union
HD. Adama
C. C. Youngne
Bellingham
Women's Labor League
A. P. Gillies
Superior Court
Albert Waddell
H. W. Stein
Thomas A. Barnes
Charlie
Peddler with crect wagon accused of turkey shortweight on Melroseav
Women on Melroseav allege a traveling peddler with a crect wagon sold turkeys that allegedly weighed four pounds less than customers paid for. Men report paying for heavier birds while the weighed fowls came up lighter.
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Western
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Craft
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REL
LAS
Robbeson Bros
Third
Colum
Eee
Parker
Lucky Curve Ia
Piper
Young Boyd
Hutchinson CO
Chicago Jewelry Co
Jor
Edison Phonograph
Records Bc
Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue
Arcade Building
Arts and Crafts
Arta and Crafts
Pendleton
Steamer Trust
ROY
Lillagar & Barkman
Edmonds
Star Special Service
Gilman
Klingar & Barkman
Charle Wm. H. Finck
Pioneer Jeweler
Sor
2Nd Ave
Frederick & Co
Second Av
Columbia Et
Pnanch
Georgetown
Renton James DD
Prestent
DB Solner
Perfinand Gebmit
D. Lowman Manuel My . Mewartree Dewey
McCermics
Ward
Chas
NH. B. Boloer
Union Savings & Trust Co. Cor
Avenue End
Beattie
Alaska Panking and Bale Deposit Co
Wells-Fargo
Scripps Telegraph Serviece
Edwar Mulley
Kilgabeth A. Farrell
Charles Ao Farrell
Alle C. Gostin
Trunnst
William Goslin
King St
Pacific Coast Company
F. M. M. Hiall
Third Infantry
Fort Wright
Spokane
Wash
West
Washington Children’s Home Society
L. J. Covington
Buing City
Backun
South Fourteenth
Washington and
Pine
KN. Brooks &Co
Yar Beronday
Yester
Ghontz
Washington
Miss Theoto
Pasana Canal Commission
Theodora
Marguerite Shorts
London
Paris
Misa Theodora
Duc de Chaulnesset de Pieq Quagny
Bhe
Mus
Maxaverite Dicente
Baltimore
The
Pacific Development Co
Julia Myett
Fifteenth Av
University Boulevard
Wm. H. Finck
Ave. Eee
Delbert Caskiel
Foster
Repton
South Seattle
Caskiel
M. E. Fox
Cashiels Askied
Young Cankiel
Lillagar & Bartman
Wm. Hr Finck
U. S. Court
U. BS
U. & Court
Iseirt Sale
Clothing Department
U. B
Om LO
U. 8
Oo Deere A
Firenson
U S Court
Old Crown Clothing CO
First Avenue
P. 0
Hich
Chorua
Giee el
T. J. Penn
Bitra
Frank Rogardus
Ies Florence Moore
A Hege
Charley A. Plummer
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hanfer
Seattle
Pup
Yoyeechum
Sillagar & Barly Man
Neal Boyle
Pike Street
Burnett Bros
First Ave
Seattle, Wash
Morris
Morrie Chai
Morrne
Crorory Furniture Company
Srconp
Avexur
Srenee
Srumex
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