Draper Leads Auto Tour Toward Seattle for Children’s Home
Detroit’s YW Draper travels to the Pacific coast with six children as a nucleus for a Seattle Children’s Industries home. The caravan, led by George F. Strong, funds the trip through entertainer-gathered support and aims to start the Seattle home with funds raised along the route.
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YW. M. Draper
Detroit
Mich
Pacific Coast
Children’s Industries
Seattle
Draper
Warsaw
Ind
George F. Strong
Hancock, Mich
Neo Peters
Sila
Strong
Mike
Martell
Dolor
Gurden Phillie
Magel
Gurdons
Indiana
Indianapolia
Huteaig
St. Louis
South Wit
Mike Doyle's Best Whiskey in Seattle on Second Avenue
The note highlights Mike Doyle's at 2618 Second Ave Seattle as offering the best whiskey in the city.
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Seattle
Mike Doyle
Second Ave
City Plans 6 Percent Pay Increase for all Employees
The civil service committee will recommend an ordinance raising city salaries by at least six percent. Fire and police departments will see a monthly increase of eight dollars. Chief Wappenstein won permission for three extra sergeants.
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Committee On Civil Service and
Wiarice
Wappenstein
Widow's Mite Fund Receives Ongoing Donations
Donations continue to arrive for the widow Mrs. Paulson as the Star reports the fund will close next week after paying tractor repairs from the fund. Contributions yesterday and today include amounts from Wim. B Rowmenbaum Hay Warnes Mrs F.C. Bernie and others while The Critic and Referee debuts as a local theatrical and sports paper from KB Batwell and Hughes.
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The
Star
Paulson
Wim
Rowmenbaum
CRAG
Hay Warnes
Mra
F.C. Bernie Cscseeres
Encore
KB. A. Batwell
J& R. Hughes
New Steamship President To Be Launched Tomorrow
The steamship President of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company, under construction at Camden New Jersey, will be launched tomorrow afternoon.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Camden
N. J
Great Stock sale drives shoppers to buy
The ad promotes rapid stock reductions at The Great Stock, claiming prices cut below regular levels to clear non selling goods. It touts profits fading as stock moves to free up space, announces the First Avenue Store expansion and new Avenue side development, and urges customers to act now for bargains.
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First Avenue
New Avenue
Prisoner Ridney Bloane Taken To Walla Walla
Wier Special Service reports Ridney Bloane is committed to the prison at Walla Walla as a menace to society. Warden Kincaid states the prison will not distinguish between prisoners. The defense hinges on Judge Hanford's decision in the Brown case where a boy was released after a finding of not guilty and insanity commitment was overturned.
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Hertee Deak
Walla Walla
Ridney Bloane
Kincaid
Hanford
Brown
Lewise County
Mail tampering arrest leads to county jail detention
Eadle Moore and KR Campbell were arrested Tuesday afternoon for tampering with a Japanese national’s mail. They are turned over to Deputy Marshal J. A. Trinker and lodged in the county jail to await prosecution.
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Eadle Moore
KR. C. Campbell
Fistfight in basements ends with arson alarm
A brawl among four Italians in B house basement on Eighthav and Welle streets led to arson set fires and a fire department call. Detected Hubbard arrested J Dringely J Dornie F Dedain and F Hegrand on disorderly conduct charges.
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Welle
Hubbard
J. Dringely
J. Dornie
F. Dedain
F. Hegrand
Manigan Leaves Hospital After Poisoning Attempt Denial
Philip M. Manigan, an organiser for the Order of Foresters, took ecartolic acid yesterday in an apparent suicide bid. He has recovered enough at Wayside hospital to leave. Manigan denies knowledge of obtaining the poison or a motive for attempting his life. He resides in West Seattle.
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Philip M. Manigan
Order of Foresters
Three Loss Reports Prompt Police Inquiries
Three individuals reported thefts to police this morning. F F Rebs of Montewane Wash claimed two certificates of Gepeart were stolen from Montesano banks valued at 186 and 440. Mrs Girvell of Yale apartments Sixth Ave and Columbia reported missing her purse from a Mad Wen et car containing 8 and receipts for options of three late in Columbia Cay. The Northern Pacific Halfway company reported a 188 pound box of jewelry stolen from a wagon last Monday. the items were valued at 47.66.
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F. F Rebs
Montewane, Wash
Gepeart
Montesano Banks
Mra
Girvell
Yale Apartments
Columbia #1
Columbia Cay
Northern Pacific Halfway Company
Fire and Water Committee to Tighten Fire Protection Ordinance
Wednesday the fire and water committee will draft a stricter ordinance on fire protection. Members unanimously favor extending the rule that only fireproof buildings may be constructed within the city limits.
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Fire and Water Committee
Hells
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Raincoatse
Deniel Pulitman
Taler
Reweng
Pfulerman
Novelty Skirt Mfg.Co
Geocend Ave
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H& J. Hoppman
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Second Avenue Arcade
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Raymond & Hoyt
Pike St
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Pacific Coast Co
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BEE Hive Corner
A. Lawson & Brother
Jackson Street
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Lloyd Transfer Co, Inc
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Diller Hotel
Columbia Canal Co
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