Chinese Situation Grows More Serious Abroad
From Washington D C February 12 reports say the Chinese situation worsens daily as Senators weigh the threat. Foreigners are jeered and attacked while Americans face missiles. armed groups burn mission stations and homes in South China. Japan watches closely and may land troops. Manila notes American regiments ready within 12 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTON
D.C
China
United States
Serecaree
Root
Americana
South
Japan
Nagasaki
Manila
Swindler elopes with Little Egypt swindler from the Orient
In Salem Oregon Horace McKinley the land fraud swindler eloped to the Orient with a woman named Little Feyot, whom he met at the Portland fair after deserting his San Francisco wife formerly Marie Ware. Ware was linked to the fraud case with A. P. Puter and McKinney, and McKinney married her to shield testimony.
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San Francisco
Salem
Ore
State Land Office
Horace McKinley
Feyot
Portland
Mre
Marie Ware
A. P. Puter
McKinney
Saturday Racing Star Form Chart for Oakland
A compact form chart for Oakland California highlights key contenders, drivers, and race odds. It lists top horses, jockeys, track conditions, and likely win candidates to guide bettors.
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Oakland
Cal
Star Racing Tips Gqrkland In Form
The tip list notes horses in multiple races with names such as Koos Mrs F Agatha berg Corrigan Sandstone Wenrick Sad Sam DPvelist Minborees Porth Watercure Jackfall El Dinero and Jace Grasscutter.
Walker Reports Union Of Y W C A Boards
Miss Mary E. Walker, delegate for the Seattle Young Women's Christian Association, announces the convention vote toward uniting the two Y W C A boards under one head. She notes the Chicago attendance and praises the effort as a historic step, with focus on welfare and active membership in affiliated associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Walker
Seattle
Chicago
Ety
Elf
International Board
American Committee
Walker
Detroit
Indianapolis
Dayton
Welfare
National Cash Register
Horse Races Result At Los Angeles Ascot Park
Results from Los Angeles Ascot Park show winners in six races led by Sheriff Bell Miss Betty Morta Horace E and Con fessor with times from 1 44 to 1 22. Dozens of named horses jockeys and times appear in terse daily card style.
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Los Angeles
Ascot Park
Sheriff Bell
Elfin King
Rockey
Tima
Miss Betty
Hequenot
Mortta
Embarrassment Accond
Workman
Titre
Woodland Atake
Horace E
Allerton
Silver Stock
Ilpin
Rey
J. F. Donohue
Unique recital at Fremont hall by Fraternal Brotherhood
A recital is set this evening at Fremont hall under the Fraternal Brotherhood. The event will be followed by a dance.
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Fremont
Smokers Meet Tonight at Maccabee Temple
Soccer enthusiasts gather for the second smoker of the season under Seattle team auspices. A fine program is planned as the half season begins. Players and fans from the entire northwest are expected, with the event aiming to discuss matters improving the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee Temple
Seattle
North West
Price List of Hardware and Tools Items
A vendor advertises items including 100 dozen lead pencils at 7e per dozen and 109 inch saw, plus tools like bicycle pedals, mortise lock sets, a star food chopper, a 14 inch French sabatier, automatic screw driver, and shavings and bronze items with prices around $0.60 to $1.75. The text lists multiple brands and hardware goods with promotional pricing.
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Hiawatha
Sabatere
Nicholson
Riverside
Miles
West of Montana to Host Large Copper Lead Smelter Plant
H Haas of Union Iron Works San Francisco says Seattle's Copper Lead Smelting Co. contracts a 1500 ton smelter west of Montana at least 1 million dollars. It will process 1000 tons copper ore and 560 tons lead ore daily with a converter plant, a 5 ton lead refinery, a 50 ton electrolytic copper refinery, and a 500 ton sampling mill. The project, largest west of Montana, includes a dust-saving 1000 foot long chamber and aims for coastal electrolytic copper refining. Beattie and Chicago financiers back the capital.
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H. Haas
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Butler
Seattle
Montana
Beattie
Chicago
Longworth and Heyburn Recover at Washington Appearance
Congressman Longworth recovered and appeared at the White House today. Senator Heyburn, once critically ill, appeared in the Senate apparently recovered from appendicitis.
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Longworth
White House
Heyburn
Senate
Jewelry store robbed and threats of boxing moves noted
The F. J. Boyle jewelry store at 6 Jefferson St was burglarized at night with only watchmaking tools taken from a wall display. Safe contents were untouched. Manager Fisher recalls a pennant triumph and a $7,000 loss, with questions on possible gains if the team had placed second. Ongoing boxing talks include Tommy 4 and middleweight plans, while umpire honesty is debated after several quotes.
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F. J. Boyle
Jefferson St
Fisher
Tacoma
Bost
Fish
Jack O'Bien
Tommy 4
O' Dirien
Ryan
Tommy
Rube Waddell
Reuben
Italian Youth Drowns After Fall From Launch
Domenico Coheccio, 24, of 853 Rainier Boulevard, drowned yesterday afternoon when he fell from a launch during a bay outing with friends. The excited onlookers could not rescue him and a deputy coroner ordered the body sent to Boaney-Watson morgue.
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Rainier Boulevard
Boaney-Watson Morgue
Help for Alice on Bridal Morn in the White House
Washington notes the upcoming Roosevelt alliance ceremony details. Miss Alice Roosevelt will be married in the East Room with a pageant from the White House boudoir, guided by family cousins and Washington friends. The Marine Band will play as the processional advances along a 120 foot corridor to a floral altar. Theodore Roosevelt and the groom’s family will be ushers with about 100 relatives near the altar.
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Washington
Rooseveltt
White House
Misa Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Miss Roosevelt
Corinne Robinson
Lorraine Robinson
Miss Alice
Alice
Marie Chabot
Marine Band
St. John’s
Young Theodore
Roosevelt
Lee
Longworth-Welker
More Soldiers for Philippines Planned from Washington
The War Department likely will order another infantry regiment to the Philippines for service in China if trouble arises. The president has urged a quick deployment. Separately, complaints arise as a house is moved on Dearborn, blocking a street to Beacon Hill and adjacent areas.
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Philippines
Washington, D.C
War Department
China
Dearborn
Beacon Hill
University Students Seek Work at Free Agency
State university students entering the term must find work to continue education. A free employment agency formed by students circulates cards citywide. Some work hours at hotels and the Beattie Electric Company, with others earning meals through chores. The Y M C A aids with jobs and runs a university employment bureau to assist students.
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Beatile Electric Company
Girls Injured in Ice Panic at Humboldt Park Tourney
During a skating tournament on the Humboldt park lagoon in Chicago yesterday a 3000 person crowd caused a panic when the ice broke under weight. Police failed to clear the lagoon as the ice settled and broke, and several girls were severely hurt in the stampede for shore.
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Humboldt Park Lagoon
Chicago
Wong Fong Mysterious Foreigner Predicted Massacre
In San Francisco on February 12 Wong Fong, said to be secretary of the Six Companies, is unknown in Chinatown and at company headquarters. Loo Kan of the Chinese Reform Association says reports of its involvement are untrue.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Wong Fong
Cincinnati
China
Loo Kan
San Francisco Society of the Chinese Reform Association
Chinese Reform Association
Mackey Knocks Out Waterbury in Tuxedo Park Semifinal
National racquet champion Lawrence Waterbury falls to Clarence H. Mackey in the semi final for the gold racquet at Tuxedo Park New York yesterday.
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Mackey
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tillman Dragnet Bill Seeks Railroads Coal Inquiry
Senator Tillman introduced a bill directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate whether any railroad is limiting production of coal or other products. The measure calls for a wide review of railroad practices and market impacts.
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Washington, D. C
Tillman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bank Wrecker Found Guilty in Spokane Federal Trial
Charles C. May, president of the defunct Big Bind National Bank of Davenport Washington, was found guilty by a federal jury after a 24 hour deliberation. May was convicted on counts four through seven of the indictment related to bank funds and Palmer Mountain mine dealings. Sentencing ranges from five to ten years. co defendant Albert J. Lambert, cashier, faces trial later this week on false reports charges.
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Charles’c. May
BIG Bend National Bank
Hporans
Charles C. May
Big Bind National Bank of
Davenport
Waseh
Federal Court
Spokane
May
Palmer Mountain
Boston
Albert J. Lambert
Peculiar Hold Up Ends With Robbery in Seattle
Stanley Deakitan, a South Seattle bartender, said he was struck with a revolver butt and robbed of 40 dollars by Frank Stone, a former friend. Stone, who claimed illness, fled with Osakilas after a later gun confrontation. Osakitas was injured, and police recovered Stone who faces detention.
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Ing
South Seattle
Frank Stone
Stone
Osakima
Osakilas
Hira
Osakitas
Onaklian
Seattle
Headquarters
Law Justifies City Engineer License Fee
In reply to a complaint, Boll er Inspector Murray says the $2 annual city engineer license tax is required by the city charter. The charter provides that office expenses and examinations be funded from license fees and the annual tax. The W T U Federation of K county will convene at the First Baptist church at 1 30 tomorrow. reports from unions will be presented.
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Star
Boller
Murray
He W
T. U. Federation of K County
Bapitsl
James
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Kelly
Cho
Star Racing Tips
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Corrigan
Sandstone
Wenrick
Sad Sam
Daleeco Beters
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Jace Grasscutter, F. W
el Dinero
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Raper
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Monster
Seat
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Colman
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National
Clarence H
Dragnet
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Liv
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