Local suit seeks damages after car strike on Firatavy
Armand H. Ludwig sues J. B. Savage for 1000 dollars claiming injuries from being run down while crossing Firatavy. Ludwig alleges Savage traveled at excessive speed and did not sound his horn. The article also notes a death at sea for Mrs Wagner from Everett and a speech by former Gov. E. W. Hoch in Kaneas at the M C A auditorium.
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Armand H. Ludwig
Auit
J. B. Savage
Savage
Ludwig
Firatavy
Theatres Present Moore-Extravaganza and Vaudeville Acts
Seattle Rose Melville stars in Sia Hopkins at Moore-Extravaganza. Emprese Vaudeville Pantagee Vaudeville Orpheum Vaudeville Grand Vaudeville and motion pictures fill the bill with variety and entertainment.
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Rose Melville
Sia Hopkins
Emprese
Orpheum
Improper Actions by Gen A and Grant in 1862
On Sunday February 2 1862 Gen A and Grant reportedly removed 17 000 soldiers from Cairo US and accompanied a flotilla of illegal gun boats aboard ships lacking congressional authorization. Henry Baker a city gardener was jailed for alleged improper mail matter to Mrs Wescott with 500 bail. Walter Bulle a logger was arrested on a similar charge and released after posting 500 bail.
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Cairo
Congress of the United States
Henry Baker
U. S
Wm. Wescott
Walter Bulle
Bellevue
Post Office Receipts Rise 2.46 Percent in January
January receipts show a 2.46 percent increase over 1911 with gross income totaling 85053.67 dollars compared with 83009.25 dollars for the same month last year.
Noted Lawyer to Speak on Court Tragedies and Comedies
Cc. P. Connolly a famed newspaper lawyer will speak on Tragedies and Comedies of Our Courts under the King County Progressive league at the Arcade hall Saturday evening. Port Commissioner Bridges and Scott Calhoun address the Bush terminal discussion before the Duwamish Valley Commercial club at Ward's hall Georgetown tonight.
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Cc. P. Connolly
King County Progressive League
Arcade Hall
Bridges
Scott Calhoun
Bush Terminal
Duwamish Valley
Ward's Hall
Georgetown
Short course students spared from insults at Oregon college
Corvallis Ore Feb 2 Short course students at Oregon Agricultural College are no longer to be nicknamed short horns by regular students the faculty says the term hurt short term scholars feelings. In Snohomish county deputy sheriff shot down a horse to arrest William Senwick on a horse theft charge from G Snyder Ronald station the horse is being treated by a veterinarian Isabella Monohon longtime Seattle resident died at her son Lees Renton home after a brief illness
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Wm. Senwick
G. Snyder
Ronald Station
Snohomish County
Senwick
Isabella Monohon
Seattle
Lee Monohon
Renton
A Fish Story from Sunday School Paper
Mother questions Johnny about fish smell after he brings home the Sunday school paper. Johnny recalls Jonah and the whale as the exterior page tells the tale.
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Johnnny
Johnny
Namma
Jonah
Ladies’ Home Journal
Animal mishap and oddities light up California towns
Reports from Venice, Santa Monica and Portland recount surprising incidents. A cow named Anabel survived a street collision with a car radiator damaged, Annabel’s limb injuries noted. In Santa Monica, a hen keeper posts a jelly slogan to boost nests with high egg counts. In Portland a thief writes a boast about painless tooth extraction and seizes false teeth from a dentist’s cabinet.
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Venice
Cal
Anabel
Ray Howard
L. B
Nine Attorneys Clash Over $300000 Estate In India Wives Case
Nine attorneys contest the $300000 estate of Mrs. Mary Jeffs Ja the Indian wife of Richard III who died November 25 1911 Four wills are read before Judge Wykeman with each side claiming the document was made while the decedent was of sound mind Mrs Jeffs age 76 died childless leaving a sister and five nieces as survivors.
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Mary Ja
Richard III
Wykeman
Woman becomes U S marshal Lela Miller sworn in
Miss Lela Miller is sworn in as a United States deputy marshal by Judge Danworth and begins stenographic duties under United States Marshal Jacoby. Previously four years with a wholesale grocery firm and now holds civil service credentials for her new post.
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United States
Lela Miller
Jacoby
Danworth
Misa Miller
Civil Service
Colored Sewing Silk in 100 yard Spools Special 5c
Bright colored sewing silk sold in 100 yard spools at five cents each. Also offered needle and bodkin sets at two for five cents.
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