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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1910

Page

4

Poor Man Backs Bouillon for Mayor in Honest Letter

A Seattle Star reader, a struggling wage earner, explains rising costs and family hardships. He supports A V Bouillon for mayor, praising his honesty and stance for the common worker, while asking that his name be withheld.

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Town burning fire looters jailed after deserting saloons

Butte Montana February reports fire at Maryeville mining camp, while blaze spares town lockup. Three men arrested for hampering fire crews by looting saloons as flames forced escape. A mass roundup brought about ninety intoxicated tipplers jailed.

United Press Butte Mont Maryeville Butte Fire Department

Debate on shipping subsidies by two high schools

Debaters from Broadway and Ballard high schools meet in the assembly hall to argue the resolution that the United States should maintain a comprehensive system of shipping subsidies to support the merchant marine. Ballard assigns George Hawthorne Robert Hiltson and Walter Lee to the affirmative. Broadway responds with Claude Gordon Bernard Freyed and Jessie Lewis.

Broadway Ballard Assembly Hall United States Sytem Themerchant Marine George Hawthorne Robert Hiltson Walter Lee Claude Gordon Bernard Freyed Jessie Lewis Broadway Toar Stuart Neg Meng Mareball, Mich

Honolulu Wireless Message Breaks Inland Range Record

A Honolulu Hawaii wireless transmission picked up by Frank Moore and PW Sackett at 12 03 AM was sent to Point Loma California and read do you get me The inland long distance tone record may be set with overland transmission with the California station about 1100 miles away The commercial station nearby recently received a ship message 400 miles offshore Honolulu

Usted Press Walla Walla Honolulu Hawaii Frank Moore PW Sackett Point Loma Cal California Honoluli

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