Police rating dispute settles with rescinding inspectors
The civil service commission, on Chief Warren's recommendation, rescinded the prior rating of Captains Sullivan and Tennant as Inspectors. Bannick becomes the sole inspector, Kent and Wickman gain Lieutenant of detectives, replacing sergeant titles to reduce centralized authority and confusion.
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Police Department
Charles Sullivan
Charles Tennant
Claude Hannickh
Civil Service Commission
Warren
Bannick
Tennant
Sullivan
Spector
Gill
William B. Kent
John C. Wickman
Theo Karle Arrives for Seattle Concert at Metropolitan
Theo Karle arrives in Seattle for a Thursday concert at the Metropolitan in conjunction with the Seattle Symphony. A matinee is being planned though its time is not yet decided. He came from Portland after a rehearsal with the orchestra.
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Mente
The
Metropolitan
Theo Karle
Seattle
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Earle
Portland
Eight Greek Officers Held Under Arrest Mutiny Result
London dispatches report eight former Greek officers were arrested following mutinies. Included are five ex ministers Zalogosta Hateopoulos Taaldari Triantafillakos Haltazzse Gen Goumoundoreos and Jean Reanllia son of a former premier Prince Ypailanti, with Premier Skouloudia under surveillance.
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London
Athens
Zalogosta
Hateopoulos
Taaldari
Triantafillakos
Haltazzse
Goumoundoreos
Jean Reanllia
Ypailanti
Constantine
Skouloudia
Swamp Tax Office shifts elevator after crowding
The text reports the tax office experiencing crowding leading to moving the elevator girl from the south to the north elevator in the post office building.
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Swamp Tax Office
Income Tax Office
Post Office
Iydia BE Pinkhaen's Vegetable Compound Stands as Female Remedy
The piece argues against condemning all medicines or doctors, noting evils exist in every field but do not endure. It extols Iydia BE Pinkhaen's Vegetable Compound as a forty year standard remedy for female ailments widely praised from coast to coast.
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Iydia
Pinkhaen
America
Ole Hanson Welcomed by Crowded Pathusian Campaign Rally
A large crowd filled the Masonic hall at Fourth Avenue and Piast 41st Street to welcome Ole Hanson as a mayoral candidate. Speakers included J. G. Lawrence, Mrs. Kate Meacham Coffin, and Attorney Cart Cromon. Hanson praised his public service record and alma mater. An evening rally at West Beattie High School will feature Hanson, Revelle, and Horner. The Stallard High School candidate meeting was postponed.
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Masonic Hall
4Th Ave
Piast
Ole Hanson
Hanson
J. G. Lawrence
Beacon Hill School
Kate Meacham Coffin
Cart Jr. Cromon
W. M. Tomlinson
Community notices and incidents from local scene
Red Cross auxiliary hosts dinner and talk at Westminster church with Sgt. Maj. Manning speaking. Canadian club and Canadian Women's Club plan joint session at Lepper's Hall Friday at 5 p m. Civic Club sent flood district inspection request to Chamber of Commerce. Taxicab crash injures two. driver and passenger treated. Coroner's inquest for Miss Ragna Anderson follows streetcar collision. Public stenographers elect officers in New York block meeting with Ada Berg Miller as president.
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Lepper’s Hall
Fourth Ave
Pine Wt
George Peakman
Queen Anne Ave
Second Ave
Blanchard #1
Seattle General Hospital
Blue Taxi Co
L. L. Longuet
el Ney
City Hospital
Ragna Anderson
Phinney Ave
Butterworth & Sons
Burlington
Associated Public Stenographers
New York Block
Ada Berg Miller
G. Lucile Butler
Hattie Piexner
Bertha A. Zimmer
Winifred L. Burbank
Butchers May Appeal Frater Picket Ruling
Butchers union local No. 1 weighs an appeal after Superior Judge Prater awarded $314.61 in damages to four meat merchants claiming they were picketed by union members. Merchants F. B. Murray J. W. Singer C. F. Krise and A. Wriedman testified it was a strike in sympathy with striking packing house workers. union denies picketing, saying they only guarded. Attorney T. R. MacMahon called the case a flagrant attempt to disrupt the union and questioned the appeal.
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Butchers’ Union
Prater
F. B. Murray
J. W. Singer
C. F. Krise
A. Wriedman
T. R. MacMahon
Permit bakers here to advance prices for bread
Bakers in Seattle will charge retailers a centa loaf straight for bread, with price increases from 7 to 8 cents. The federal food administrator for Washington, Charles Hebberd, said he will authorize the 8 cent price to prevent selling at a loss. Beattie bakers accepted the announcement, noting scarcity of barley, corn and rice flour will raise costs for Victory bread substitutes compared with wheat flour.
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Seattle
Food Administration
Charles Hebberd
Washington
Kebberd
Beattie Bakers
Victory
Raid Destroys 150 Gallons of Raisin Wine
Deputy Sheriff Starwich Brewer and Kerr led a raid on Wednesday 1909 at Charlies ot destroying over 150 gallons of raisin wine. A small amount was brought to the office for analysis. No arrests were made.
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Starwich
Brewer
Kerr
Charlies Ot
Robber Holds Up Man Near Home on Wheeler
E. W. Johnson of 2542 W Wheeler was robbed of 1 dollar 60 cents near his residence around 120 Wednesday morning. A lone bandit with a blue barreled revolver committed the hold up.
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E. W. Johnson
W. Wheeler
We Have Conquered Pain in Modern Dental Care
The article celebrates painless dentistry, contrasting old painful methods with modern techniques. It touts the office as well equipped and up to date, offering advanced appliances and insisting on patient comfort regardless of cost.
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United States
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