Steeple Jack’s barroom brawl ends in courtroom fate
In a Seattle lodging house a row escalates as Steeple Jack also known as Frank McDermott clashes with companions. After a street altercation he lures a drink crew into a trap, is arrested by officers, and appears in court where he is arraigned charged and found guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Seattle
Tea Antidy
Steeple Jack
Frank McDermott
Smoothey
Jack
Doc
Lumber Jack
Near-White House Mansion and Its Mistress in Washington
The vice White House and its mistress Mrs. Jas. Sherman occupy a very large executive mansion in the northwest district. The home, selected by the Shermans, is well suited for large entertainments and will be among the swellest, most noticeable mansions in Washington life.
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White House
Jas
Sherman
Hear E
Shermans
Washington
Northwest
Women Help Set Up Big Bazaar at Church Carnival
The Church of Our Lady of Good Help plans a ten day carnival at Mammoth rink with women assigned to run booths including American Colonial Merc German Italian Indian and French stalls. Several women listed with names and roles prepare for the event while other items mention casualties from a canyon fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Our Lady of Good Help
Im Mammoth
John Carmody
FP. Carroll
Max Umbrechht
John Considine
John B. Agen
Margaret Bourgett
C. Bim
Mise May Howten
Margaret Graves
J. J. Dolan
Mies Savage
Mise Mary Grant
Angry Waiters Plan a Boycott for Sunday Closure Backlash
Forty five Newport waiters and other employees reportedly plan a blacklist of the juror who on December 17 found Ike Rosenthal guilty of selling liquor on Sunday and sentenced him to 60 days in jail. They aim to punish businessmen they blame for the loss of one day’s work and to enlist local support to force retaliation. The juror and several local figures Merrick, Olen, Jackson, Edgare, Brooks, and Graney are named in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ike Rosenthal
Hosenthal
Rosenthal Om
Merrick
Edwin Olen
F. C. Jackson
KE. B. Edgare
Brooks
D Graney
Off to School by Pneumatic Tubes
Chicago architect Dwight Perkins predicts a future where schools lie beyond city limits and children are transported by pneumatic tubes to fields and parks each morning, returned at day’s end, transforming urban life.
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Chicago
Dwight Perkins
Board of Education
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Slim
Caid Slim
Carly
Big Bil
Big Will
Shorty
Nainy
Near-White House
Margaret Donahoo
Sherwood
Knights of Columbus
Mar= Harker
Mary Je
Froyede
Tex
Mre. & KR
Heck
Will
United Press
Ates
Ronage
Quaker Stores
Washington Company
Tacoma
Portland
City Ticket Office
First Ave
E. E. Ellis
Dearborn St
Railroad Ave
A. E. D. Stewart
R. B. Miller
Portland, Ore
Shasta Limited
O. & W. Local
W. Owl
City Ticket
Berlin
Robert Lee
19Th Ave
Dock Street
W. E. Tinling
Freight
City Freight Office
F. R. Hanlon
Eleventh St
St. Paul Ave
F. F. Wamsley
W. D. Skinner
General Freight & Passenger
Seattle, Wash
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