Seattle Business Leaders Rally Against Sunset Telephone
The Business and Professional Men's club of Seattle plans a Grand Avenue meeting to urge Sunset Telephone to improve service or face removal. They consider three remedies including unconditional Sunset phone removal, August removal with Independent Telephone long distance, or a 40 percent rate cut. A police guard and orderly ushering will manage a large turnout of executives, lawyers, and doctors.
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Seattle
Sunset
Independent Telephone Company
Sun Set
Police Department
Business and
M. P. Leary
Leary
Sunset Telephone
E. W. Webster
Nightly Excursions Highlight High School Frat Trials
Seattle High School Principal William F Geiger testifies in Judge Fraters court about fraternities. He cites trips to southern city restaurants for meals and alleged moral issues. Officials including B W Johnson and C B Bagley criticize Greek letter organizations while discussing school progress.
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William F. Geiger
Seattle
Ths
Judge Frater’ Court
Logger Killed Working Along Kellogg Logging Road
Everett Feb 21 Arthur Perrywan died instantly near Sultan while aiding timber hauling when a heavy chain parted and struck him on the head, crushing the skull. The accident occurred at the Kellogg logging mill site near Sultan.
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Everett
Arthur Perry Wan
Yeeter- Gay
Kellogg
Sultan
Counterfeiters Nabbed in Seattle Foiled Coast Gang
Chief Wilkie reports the seizure of a large Seattle counterfeit operation tied to John Webber and associates. Arrested were Robert Jewell and three other men, with $10 gold pieces and molds seized. Harold Triplet and Reyal Pregham led the capture, aided by Detectives Corbett and Adams and Captain Bell.
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Washington
Wilkie
Jennings
Seattle
Burelor
Robert Jewell
Charles Johnson
Brooklyn
Harold Triplet
Dexter
Lockwood
Melvin
Corbett
Pacific Coast
Jewell
Adams and Corbett
John Webber
Captain Bell
Secret Service
Webber
Brandon House
Lenora At
Bell
Hell
Adame
Reyal Pregham
Charlies Johnson
Captain Hell
Beattie Poster Controversy Stalls Tear Down Effort
Seattle officials lamented lack of legal authority to force removal of lurid posters from Beattie areas. City Attorney De Bruler and Mayor Ballinger condemned the High School Girls' company posters as demoralizing and improper to bear the name of public education. The city lacks ordinances to compel removal unless images cross indecent or obscene lines.
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Beattie
Seattle
Etlie de Bruler
Ballinger
de Bruler
Edwards Returns to Everett After Alaska Trip
Special to The Star. Wheeler DeF Edwards returned home in Everett and said a three day realization left him on a boat. He learned he was aboard the steamer Jefferson bound for Alaska and arranged to land at Ketchikan then rode Cottage City to Seattle. Attorney Edwards attributed the episode to a temporary aberration of the mind and appeared hag- gar none upon his return. In Springfield Illinois miners voted five thousand dollars to aid Moyer and Haywood at the convention today.
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Cooper
Hughes
Fraternity
Star
Everett
Wheeler
Edwards
Jefferson
Alaska
Ketchian
Seattle
Cottage City
Springfield
Tllinois
Moyer and
Haywood
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George S. McLaren
Alaska Building
R.A. Schoenfeld
Standard Furniture Company
R. Nordhoff
Bon Marche
S. I. Friedenthal
Secretar. Seller & Co
W. D. McCarthy
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
W. T. Ell
Hughes, McMicken, Dovell & Ramsey
Charles McNamee
Century Furniture Company
J.B. MacDougall
MacDougall & Southwick Dry Goods Comny
W. G. Owens
Pacific Drug Company
W. G. Thompson
Cheasty’s Haberdashery
Nick N
Geiger
Jackson St
Fifth Ay
Mr. Geiger
Gamma Etta Kappa
B. W. Johnson
Bagley
C. B. Bagley
Board of Works
Crom
Cooper Argumentative
Congress
Pike At
Fifth Av
John G. Webber
Forseter
Montana State Penitentiary
John
Cap
Pat Jennings
George Parsons
McNeil's Island
Thomas Sheehan
Atom Buratary
Kown
Tauko Authority
Mayor
DeBruler
Superintendent Cooper
City School Cooper
Edwards Returns
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