Will S Soon Appeal For Funds For Building
Managers of the Seattle YWCA plan a public appeal to fund a new building on a 120 foot square lot at Fifth and Senecast. They aim to move from 706 Third Ave as regrading will cut the current site, crippling classrooms and services. The Seattle YWCA is the region’s largest on the coast with about 2,000 members and substantial operating costs.
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Fifth and
Senecast
Thirday
Seattle
Los Angeles
Cal
Miller Toasts the Young Republicans at Lincoln Day Banquet
John F. Miller, Republican candidate for mayor, urged unity within the party to secure victory on March 3, addressing the Young Men's Republican club at Lincoln Day banquet in Seattle. Speakers included Deputy Prosecuting Attorneys John C. Higgins and John H. Perry, with Taft pledge resolution and a Lincoln life review by Ref. FE Meany. Gov Mead attended late from an Illinois club banquet.
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John F. Miller
Republican Club
Hotel
Lincoln
Seattle
D.C. Conover
John C. Higgins
John H. Perry
W. H. Taft
George Dilling
BE. W. Herald
Eee
George P. Dilling
Meany
University of Washington
Gov. Mead
Illlinois Club
Court releases Steinfeld acquitted of fraud charges
Sol Steinfeld a Seattle broker was acquitted in Vancouver B C after being charged with receiving goods from jeweler Eugene Wagner in an alleged attempt to defraud creditors Wagner was alleged to possess four stocks valued at four thousand dollars prior to an assignment for the benefit of creditors
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Sol Steinfeld
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Eugene Wagner
Alexander
Wagner
Transfer of Thin Stock Through Fictitious Sale Cited in Civil Case
The bulk of thin stock moved to the United States via a fictitious bill of sale for 1.76 to Coleman, who then passed it to Brelnfeld. The court held the matter falls under civil, not criminal, jurisdiction.
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United States
Coleman
Brelnfeld
Alaska coal lands urged by rail to Roosevelt
Briefs report U S President Roosevelt urged to open Alaska coal lands. Mare Island appropriation cut amid walkout talk. A Kansas City child dies from cheap bonbons. Southern Pacific wreck near Portland shows improving injuries. Oregon Trust Savings bank, merged with German American, opens at Portland. Portland plumbers adopt open shop policy. Rathdrum Idaho closed public estate due to smallpox. Coeur d Alenes miners back independent smelter against trust. Wardner Idaho city clerk Kelly under arrest for not accounting public funds. Margaret Argue 108, Canada’s oldest woman, dies at Westminster BC.
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Coeur d' Alenes
Idaho
Kelly
Wardner
Margaret Argue
Dominion of Canada
Westminster
Shelton appoints G C Angle postmaster
G C Angle named postmaster of Shelton while Mayor A H Meade of Auburn completes a third term and realigns duties.
State Postmasters Form Organization in Washington
Presidential postmasters of Washington organized a state association yesterday in Akima. Spokane M. Stewart of Seattle and W. L ae of North Yakima were named vice presidents along with P. Kimball of Bremerton. Bt. Prunten of Walla Walla was secretary treasurer. The president formed executive committees including H. D V. and Liabilities, with emphasis on strong insurance concerns like the United States.
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Akima
Washington
Spokane M. Stewart
Seattle
W. L Ae
North Yakima
P. Kimball
Hremerton
Bt. Prunten
Walla Walla
H. D V
United States
Meeting Place Chosen for August Gathering
Tacoma J T Hill Davenport W T Cavanaugh Olympia George N Lamphere Palouse W L Lemon North Yakima Spokane were named as the meeting venue for the August gathering with department officials from Washington expected to be present to elaborate department work.
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Tacoma
J. T. Hill
Davenport
W. T. Cavanaugh
Olympia
George N. Lamphere
Palouse
W .L. Lemon
North Yakima
Spokane
Washington
New Queen Anne Schedule Begins Today on Car Line
A new timetable takes effect on the West Queen Anne car line starting today with a peak hour examinate schedule. Midday service will be maintained and after the evening rush cars will run about every ten minutes. Queen Anne hill counterweight cars now have improved devices to ensure safe cable clutching.
Missing 12 year old girls reported in two families
Marjorie Halley aged 12 ran away from 404 Stewart with Irene Hayward a friend. Last seen in a long gray coat white veil and blue skirt with a brown cap. Irene wore a blue coat with a fur collar and a large red cap. They have been missing since yesterday morning.
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Marjorie Halley
Stewart Et
Irene Hayward
Bailey
Hayward
Unclear educational project notes on Lincoln plane echoes
Fragmented text outlines an educational display about a Lincoln plane project and associated sites in Sumter and Wallen areas. It mentions a museum or university context, references to a Keample or Kimball anecdote, and notes on public displays and scientific lines, with scattered place names and vague objectives.
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Sumter
Plance
Netabie
Caeres
Coetty
Beard of Education
America
Miller to Speak at Multiple Republican Ward Meetings
Republican mayoral candidate John FF Miller will address Eighth Ward Republicans at Old Mission Hall in Queen Anne. the event features Charlee W. Melville and other speakers. Additional meetings follow in Second Ward Rainier hall and AO U W bead Fremont with Ward 9 10 7 and 13 Republicans hearing Miller. All sessions begin at eight oclock.
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John FF. Miller
Eighth Ward
Old Mission Hall
Queen Annecy
Garfield St
Mr. Miller
Republi
Rainier Hall
Rainieray
Normanet
Eugene W. Way
Scott Cabhoun
Mr Miller
AO. U. W. Bead
Fremont
R Elook
Slasher at Work in Janesville Woman Found Dead
Janesville Wisconsin February 14 Martha Anderson was found dead with her throat cut. Police have no clue to the identity of the killer. She is the third woman to die under mysterious circumstances in three months in the city.
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Janesville
Wis
Martha Anderson
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