A List of the Willing Men in County Nominations
A survey of Republican aspirants for county offices outlines potential candidates for superior judge county attorney clerk treasurer auditor assessor and sheriff. Names include Mayor Thomas J. Humes, Boyd J. Tallman, John K. Brown, Frank S. Griffith, William R. Bell, P. D. Davis, W. H. White, Hastie, William G. Potts, Lon Be a Smith, Harry Gordon, J. M. Bemos, J. M. Atkinson, Ed L. Blaine, George F. Meacham, Wesley A. Bailey, Albro Gardner, D C Anderson, William G. Hartrauft, and Sherif Van devanter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Thomas J. Humes
Boyd J. Tallman
John K. Brown
Frank 8. Griffith
William R. Bell
Tallman
Bell
Hermon Craven
P. D. Davis
Gilman
W.H. White
Davis
Hastie
William G. Potts
Potts
Lon
Smith
Harry Gordon
Tom
J. M. Bemos
J. M. Atkinson
Ed L. Blaine
George F. Meacham
Wesley A. Bailey
Sherif Vandevanter
Jim Wilson
Humes
Vandevanter
Victim Lived Out At Latona In Tug Carita Disaster
F A Peterson nephew of E D Peterson reports to Star details of the Latona tug Carita explosion near Everett last night. The sole confirmed death is E D Peterson, 62, who served as cook on the Carita. The blast wrecked the bow and scattered debris seven yards away. No remains were found. An investigation is expected tomorrow. The victim leaves seven children, two daughters at the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
F. A. Peterson
E. D. Peterson
Percy Coughlin
Latona
Peterson
Cauws
State Univer
Robbery in Seattle Targeting Jackson by Women Crooks
William Jackson, a returned sailor, was robbed of 569 in greenbacks by women in the Snoqualmie saloon box on Pike Street near Third Avenue. Police suspect a group of colored women operating in the Tenderiotn district staged the theft amid claims of reduced police protection. Jackson hesitated to reveal full details of the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jackson
Seattle
Snoqualmie
Pike Street
Third Avenue
Jackson
Tenderiotn
Murderess Hilda Blake Hanged in Brandon
Hilda Blake aged 22 was executed by hanging in Brandon for the murder of Mrs. Lane her employer. The brief ceremony drew a small crowd as witnesses noted Blake’s motive tied to her affection for the victim's husband. A protest against the Northern Pacific waterfront scheme signed by mass meeting attendees was filed with City Clerk Coryell.
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Brandon
Man
Hilda Blake
Northern Pacific
Coryell
Animals for Manila Here for Army Shipment
The article notes 542 horses and mules in the government corral in North Seattle ready for shipment to the Philippines. The transport Sheridan is due to sail from San Francisco on January 2, and the Port Albert left Nagasaki December 11 with arrival expected in the near term. The Sheridan will carry forage for the animals and has a 6000 ton capacity. the Port Albert will haul about 1500 horses and mules. In the Port Stephens voyage across the Pacific only five horses were lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Seattle
Sheridan
San Francisco
Port Albert
Nagasaki
Port Stephens
Pacific
Man Vanishes After Gambling in Michigan House Lodging
Amund Hansen a laborer aged about twenty investigates his disappearance from the Michigan house after last being seen December 23 at the Standard Rambling house. Friends fear suicide, noting he carried money and played heavily at big percentage games. Police quietly investigate but have found nothing new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amund Hansen
Michigan
Hansen
Dewey to be appointed assistant flag lieutenant
Navy circles report Lieut Theodore G Dewey will join the staff of his uncle Admiral as assistant flag lieutenant He is the son of Admiral Dewey s elder brother John and would serve on the admiral s staff in Washington D C December 27
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Navy
Theodore G. Dewey
Dewey
Admiral Dewey
John
Tacoma Girl Missing Runaway Described by Mother
Pearl Clancy, 14, ran away from Tacoma with Seattle police alerted to arrest her if found. Her mother reported the girl at police headquarters this morning with a description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Clancy
Tacoma
Seattle
Forger Sentenced and City News in 19th Century Tacoma
Beset by a miscellany of crimes and notices, Worthington judge Cann sentences Elseworth Boyles to 30 days for vagrancy while William Smith faces a preliminary hearing in Tacoma on counterfeiting. Other items include a grand ball by Hawks in Germania hall, a filing by John Barneson severing ties with Ramerson & Chilcott, appeals in McGowan v Moyer, and various burglaries and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elseworth Boyles
Cann
William Smith
Sumner
United States
M. L. Clifford
Tacoma
Plot to Blow Up Cape Town Forts Highlights British Fear
Reports from London describe a foiled December plot to seize Cape Town forts and blow up magazines during Christmas. Disloyalists aimed to capture Gen Forestier Walker and Gov Milner, with arrests anticipated as British defenses and troop movements continue in the South Africa theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Town
Forestier-Walker
Gir Alfred Milner
Lynch Seen As Strong Vice Presidential Hope
John J. Lynch is viewed as the likely Democratic nominee for vice president next fall. An Eastern hotel man, N. B. Dunbar, says Lynch has broad German connections and solid backing from the Democratic faction, with favorable odds on his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Lynch
United States
Judge Lynch
N. B. Dunbar
Washington
Ata
Mail Movement Notes Late Great Northern Overland
The Great Northern overland train was one and a half hours late last evening. Today's Northern Pacific was on time. Steamer Alaska mail is due with Alka? The Cottage City sailed this morning with a good northern mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Overland
Northern Pacific
Alaska
Cottage City
Brophy Case Up In Seattle Damage Suit
Arthur Griffin was appointed to hear arguments in the case of James Hrophy versus the City of Seattle. The $10,000 damage suit stems from injuries after falling into a hole in a Washington street alley last winter. Griffin took the pleadings under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Griffin
James Hrophy
Seattle
Washington Street
Griffin
Washington State Teachers Association Holds Inaugural Session
The first annual session convened at the First Methodist church with 62 council members from prominent state institutions. Prof. Wagner of Tacoma presided. Prof. Wilson spoke on early nature study. attendance extended to afternoon for fuller discussion.
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Washington State Teachers’ Association
First Methodist Church
Wagner
Tacoma
Tos Ne
State Board of Education
N. B.A
Wilson
Ellensburg Normal School
Trrown
Reeves
The
State University
Brown
Hattie McClellan Randolph
F. J. Tramasel
W. J. Hughes
F. W. Colegrove
U. of W
W. BF. Wilson
B. T. Mathes
W. B. Turner
McPhails
Chehalis
N. FE
J. F. Brown
Finch
Local Education Leaders Named for Cheney and Tacoma
Kidsap county and City Superintendent Ringam, along with Tacoma and Busan L Currier, join W B Turner of Cheney State Normal, T N McCully editor of Northwest Journal of Education, and W E Wilson principal of Jeffersonensburg Normal. F T Babcock coordinates the local committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidsap County
Frasch Charges Jaffe With Health Nuisance Trial
Frasch of the local board of health accuses Louis Jaffe, wholesale liquor dealer, of violating an ordinance and ignoring health orders. Two new sinks in Jaffe's store were plumbed only to run under the building, not to a cesspool, an unsanitary condition. Frasch claims warning was given but nuisance not abated, and a warrant has been sworn for Jaffe's arrest with trial before Judge Cann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. RR. Fraech
Board of Health
Louis Jaffe
Cann
Jaffe
Health Department
Fraser
United States investigates obscene letter case
The Star reports U S authorities are probing the authorship of an obscene letter mailed recently, drawing wide public interest. District Attorney Gay left for Spokane and indicated court proceedings would begin promptly upon his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
United States
Gay
Spokame
School Contract Let For Minor School Addition
The board awarded the construction contract for the Minor School addition to Cawsey and Carney for 9200 dollars. Six other firms submitted bids. Work is expected to start in about one to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Cawsey & Carney
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Manila
A. Hansen
Brumby
Hongkong
Doudows
City News
Order of Hawks
Germania
Al-Ki
Nicholson
John Barneson
Auditors
Rarneson & Chilcott
Harry B. McGowan
W. A. Moyer
Supreme Court
J. F. Priagint
Asylum
Moore
Hoenres
Christie Dow
Grace Keen
Joseph FB. Evans
Metta Chase
Pendleton
Allen
Dora Welle Troutman
D. Troutman
Dora W. Troutman
W. T. Primroee
Eagle
Second Avenue
Burelar
W. H. Pinek
Berfen Street
John West
Hebbard
West
Maria Andersen
J. W. Graham
Cudthee
Frank Smith
A! Lonat
Graham
Wm. KB. Armstrong
Cannes Court
Kirkland
George Barteh
Partesh
Salvator and
Campanelli
George Newell
Harry Ferguson
Ferguson
George A. Conner
Winston Churchill
Pretoria
London
Capetown
Tantailon Castle
Cape Colony
Modder
Marconi
Demellion
Plandslaagte
Simonstown
the Times
Delagoa Bay
Portugal
Naauwpoort
French
Modder River
Methuen
Churchill
Lourenco Marques
Durban
Delagea Bey
Middleburg
Detagoa Bay
Hay
Embaney
Eprlin
Damaraland
Gibraltar
Kitchener
Gen. Roberts
Dunottar Castle
Dunbar
Palamacatta
South Africa
Wallon
Coon Bros
Brunner & CO
Corner Fifth
Monogram Rye
Canadian Club
Oscar Burke
Burke’s Scotch
McBrayer
Hennessy and Martel
Verthi Uality
Styrice
Eversole
Eest
Covention
Frasch
Funke
W. Houghton
First Avenue Jeweler
North
the Commercial Importing Co
Second Ave
Tiamond
Diamond Hearta
Albert Hansen
First Avenue
Queen City Steam Laundry
Fourth Avenue
Union and
Pike
Our House Cafe
Occidental Ave
Washington St
Mantels
ART Furniture & Grill CO
Builein
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