Two Alleged Bolsheviks Out on Bail in Local Case
Two men named Walker Co. Smith and T G Dougherty were released on bail totaling 6 000 each following criminal anarchy charges. Bonds were arranged by Ralph Pieres, former corporation counsel. Prosecution details reference Bruce Mara and J W W Bailey with related accusations. A ten-man delegation from Sailors and Workmen’s Priday asked Prosecutor Brown to pursue criminal anarchy without bond.
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Bruce
F Ile Wanker
Baily
Mara
Bally
Sailors
Priday
Fred C. Brown
Police Round Up Owners Parking Cars on 2nd Ave
Police rounded up ten men on 2nd Avenue under supervision of Cc G Carr on Friday. They were arrested for parking cars for more than half an hour in violation of city ordinances and required to post $2 cash bonds. Those failing to appear faced warrants.
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2Nd Ave
Cc. G. Carr
Second Ave
Col ds and Grip LAXATIVE BROMO Box Warning
Unclear OCR text mentions cold and grip remedies and bromide laxative. It appears to reference packaging or labeling with 3 percent notation and a partial name E W Greove on the box. The readable fragment suggests a consumer health caution or product description.
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E. W. Greove
Clothes drive for ex service men Hope from Red Cross
A wartime appeal urges residents to donate clean pressed clothes for soldiers returning home. The Red Cross asks for suits shirts ties and shoes not worn out. Firemen will collect via a truck from the Red Cross welfare office at Fourth Ave and Virginia. call Elliott 4512 or 706.
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The
Red Cross
Sebahude
Fifth
Virginia
Cross
Beattibhe
Milvage Department of the Red Cross
Fourth Ave
Belliott
Elliott
Hdl. Whiteman
Sir Thomas Tait Travels Toward Montreal
Sir Thomas Tait former assistant general manager of the Canadian Pacific railway arrived in Seattle en route to his Montreal home.
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Sir Thomas Tait
The
Canadian Pacific Railway
Seatte
Montreal
Contractor Convicted on Graft Charge in Local Case
Chester A. Cook was found guilty by a jury before Superior Judge Calvin B Hall of land larceny for collecting $105.10 for brick work on a house for Fred Wiles at 2449 Warren Ave. The house cost $5,300 and was not latched. Cook had promised to finish the job for $4,700.
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Chester A. Cook
Calvin B&b Hall
Cook
Fred
Wiles
Warren Ave
Thas
Valor Decoration Brought Home By David H Bunch
David Hilary Hunch 2 year old son of J W Bunch earns valor decoration from France for service in World War I. He joined the 104th Regiment 26th Division, served in Château Thierry and Argonne woods, was wounded and gassed, and returned home after service on the Mexican border and in France.
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Château Thierry
Argonne Woods
Bt. Michie Drive
David Hilary Hunch
J. WM. Bunch
Alaska Breanchip Co
France
Bunch
104Th Regiment
New England
Argonne Forest
Funeral held for city pioneer William F. Denny
Funeral services for William F. Denny, Civil War veteran and cousin of the Dennye associated with the Seattle settlement party, will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday from the Henney Watroen chapel. Denny, age 88, died at the Port Orchard soldiers home after thinning property in Seattle. He had lived in Beattie and nearby areas since 1869.
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William Fr. Denny
Dennye
Seattle
Henney-Watroen Denny
Port Orchard
Beattie and
Woman Thrown From Fort Lawton Bridge After Truck Collision
A civilian Mrs Miller of 210 First Ave N was struck by an army truck driven by Lt. Price and hurled from the Fort Lawton bridge to the gulch bottom. She suffered a fractured hip and severe bruises with possible internal injuries. Mr Miller expected to recover. Kee was arrested and released on bail for a police court hearing.
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Ll. BM. Price
Mra
Three Fishermen Face Court Charge In State Proceedings
Complaints filed in the Justice of the Peace court accuse John Skalentas Mvagio Valendia and Vois Kouros sailors of failing to report their fish catch amounts as required by law. The accused are held in county jail as deputies probe the incident near Kennydale by Lake Washington.
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John Skalentas
Mvagio Valendia
Is Kouros
Purse Selners
Court of Justice of the Peace
Otto W
Hirinker
John Reoealls
Kennydale
Lake Washington
Julius von Gerste
BE. L. Ramage
Capt Quinn Returns From France Voyage
Capt Thomas Quinn vice president of the Shipmasters' Association sails back to Seattle after delivering the Western Pride, a new steel freighter built in Portland, to France for the Shipping Board.
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Quinn
Thomas Quinn
Shipmasters’ Association
Seattle
Shipping Board
Portland
France
Local Whiskey Seller Tracked by Detroit Residents
Citizens in Detroit search today for a short man with a prominent forehead and a large truck who sold whiskey at five dollars a quart. They describe the product as a poor grade of cold tea and report a rash of complaints.
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Detroit
Arizona rail, telegraph, and telephone bill fails in senate
In Phoenix on February 22 a proposal favoring government ownership of railroads telegraphs and telephones failed to pass the state senate. Later that evening Rainier Lodge No 156 Fraternal Brotherhood held an entertainment and dance for its enlisted members at 1923 Firat Avenue.
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Arizona
Phoenix
Ariz
Senate
Rainier Lodge
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Probe Booze Plant
Armia Haroren
Beattie
Camp Lewis
Everett
Hamren
Anchorage
Alaska
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Liberty
Seattle Bond Company
Commercial
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Madison
State Bank
Chas. Ray
Dodger
All America
Wallace Wurlitzer
Jensen & von Herberg
Hanson
Ole Hanson
City Street Department
California Way
Board of Public Works
G. Oswald
Hippodrome
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, N.Y
Washington
Mutual Savings
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