Riot at cards leaves Boggs injured and losses noted
W A Boggs, a broker, was recovering in his room at the New Washington hotel after a riot night of high stake card play. He claimed Frenchy run a cheating game at Union Street near Seventh Avenue, with a confederate recording bets as chaos erupted and he was tossed through a window.
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W. A. Boggs
New Washinton
Boggs
Boge
Central Station
J. T. Mason
Frenchy's Place
Union St
Seventh Ave
Frenchy
Magen
Good Roads Meeting Set By Commerce Bureau
The development bureau of the American Aer of Commerce prepared a petition for a January 6 Seattle gathering. The aim is to craft a good roads program for the legislature. Two representatives from each commercial option and county commissioners west of the Okanogan and Columbia rivers may qualify. East of those rivers the Inland Empire Highway association pursues a related fund.
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Development Bureau of the
Aer of Commerce
Seattle
Okanogan Columbia Rivers
Inland Empire Highway Associa
Firemen’s Dance Nets Over 6000 for Relief Fund
Seattle Fire Department Relief Society reports more than 86000 dollars net from a sogation dance at the Masonic temple Tuesday night. The event drew a capacity crowd with Fire Chief and Mrs George M Mantor leading the grand march and Mayor Hugh M Cald- among attendees.
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Seattle Fire Department
Masonic Temple
George M. Mantor
Hugh M. Cald
Nine-Foot Sheets Sought for Hotels in New Hampshire
Concord dispatch reports the Manchester United Commercial Travelers seek a bill to require nine foot sheets for hotel beds and to improve hotel kitchen efficiency. The group aims to address absentee voting provisions and broader hotel operations in the upcoming winter session.
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Concord
N. H
New Hampshire
Manchester Council
United Commercial Travelers
New Type of Paper Starts in Chicago
The American Daily Standard an evening newspaper in Chicago debuts promising a clean unfettered edition edited for all members of the household. It pledges to follow principles of sobriety and briatianity, appealing for reader support starting December 23.
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Chicago
Can Daily Standard
Blind Workers Strike Settled in London
The Swaneea blind workers strike in London is settled after disputes over housing two blind teachers. The compromise places the blind teachers in the Blind Institution joining the two sighted teachers.
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London
Eng
Swaneea Blind
Palmer Wins for Senator in 37th district
Former State Senator BK W Palmer Republican won the 37th district seat over Joe Smith former labor candidate by 2072 to 83. Palmer succeeds George Th Lamping who resigned to join the port commission. Palmer carried almost eight of 62 precincts and polled about 73 percent of the total.
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BK. W. Palmer
Joe Smith
Labor
George Th. Lamping
Lamping
Port Commission
Palmer
Smith
Hart
Distriet
Toth
Goodfellows Aid Ryther Home in Spokane Benches
Weary Wilkins visits Gerald’s cafe in Spokane to seek support for the Ryther Child Home. Mr Goodfellow Austin contributes $25 and Waiters union members add $25 each, totaling 50 dollars from Gerald’s Goodfellows. The scene ends with a friendly farewell and plans for next year.
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Camel
Weary Wilking
Ryther Child
A. G.—Goodfellow
Austin
Gerald's
Mr. Goodfellows
Wilkinses
Gerald
Mr. Goodfellow
Wilkins
Mickey” McMahon
Gerald's Goodfellows
Ryther
Mr. ‘“Goodfellow" Austin
Jealous lover shoots woman amid boasts of two husbands
Jon a murphy, 29, confessed he shot Mary Pthel Odum after hearing she boasted of two husbands and taunts that he was a fool. He told police they were longtime acquaintances from Cheyenne and traveled the Pacific coast. he then attempted suicide after the shooting. Odum, a beautiful brunette, survived. her mother Jennie Hrimm lived in Creal Springs, Ill.
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Jonathan A. Murphy
Mary Pthel Odum
Murphy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pacific Coast
West
San Franciees
Portland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Odum
Mra
Jennie Hrimm
Creal Bprings
Manila Riots Triggered by Native Conspiracy, 77 Charged
A Manila police complaint alleges a premeditated conspiracy by native Filipinos to incite riots that killed 11 people including four Americans. It charges 77 men with murder and sedition, noting the group marched in militia formation and attacked police from strategic positions. The trial is set for January. The report also notes world war costs totaling about £156 trillion.
Auto Collides With Streetcar No Injuries Reported
Auto of T K Atkinson at 2260 Nelvedere Ave and auto of Joseph Capeloto at 805 First Ave collided with a street car on Tuesday near Second Ave and Yealer Way. Lic 130479 involved. All vehicles damaged but no persons hurt.
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T. K. Atkinson
Nelvedere Ave
Joseph Capeloto
First Ave
Second Ave
Yealer
Lectures Thursday on Internationalism
Dr. Richard Schols of the University of Washington will give the final lecture in a five part series on History and Contemporary Politics. The lecture, titled Internationalism True and Paleo, will be held Thursday at 7 p m in the Transportation club rooms at the Railway Exchange building. Italy grows about 4 800 000 lemon trees producing 1 200 000 000 lemons annually.
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Richard Schols
University of Washington
Transportation Club Rooms
Railway Exchange Building
Frederick Belasco Dies in San Francisco Theatre Leader
Frederick Belasco a longtime Pacific coast theatrical figure died of pneumonia in San Francisco at age his death ends a 90 year career linked to Broadway producer David Belasco. He was lessee of the Alcazar Theatre and is survived by his widow brothers a sister and a stepdaughter. Funeral services are set for Thursday.
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San Francisco
Frederick Belasco
Pacific Coast
David Belasco
New York
Alcazar Theatre
Ax Brothers
le Tere
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