Levy Accused of Soliciting for Bribe
A house committee investigates accusations that Levy solicited a bribe to influence state printing contracts. The session included presentation of written charges, claims of coercion, and pledges of a thorough inquiry led by lawmakers and witnesses from Beattie and Beattie’s printer networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
House Investigating Committee
Ing
Pieter. Allio
House
Creme
Creigve
Enld
Witten
Kittitas
King County
Howe
Hicks
Beattie
Erie
Bacon
Harel
Lewin
Cocuittae
Lindsley
Woman Married Behind Prison Bars in County Jail Scene
A fragmented report describes Mabel McArdle and her lover Smith amid jail surroundings. The note records McArdle signing a marriage request and the couple wed the same day, while a trial or parole context looms over their actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masel Mardleen Smith
Moe
Ber
McArdle
Smith
Mabel
Mattei McArdeem
City Advances Appeals On Warrants and Police Tactics
The article notes Beattie’s city council moving to appeal a superior court ruling about warrants and fund payment. It mentions a new police action plan to target juvenile offenders and discusses recent ordinances restricting street activity. The piece references the city’s routine to withhold warrants until funds are collected and outlines debated measures from the February council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donforeem
Beattie
Dermiete
Young Thug Connected to Bank Robbery Trial
A report states Young Thug, charged in a George fon bankers case, faced trial in the superior court McNamera's court with alleged Phe crime. He was recently sentenced to ten years at the penitentiary after seven confrontations during the holdup. Midway men reportedly left disappointed by the victim after beatings and kicks at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fon
McNamera
Matty
Property and widow pleading after death petition
Fragmented docket notes show Pratt and his wife in a petition for related personal property and estate items. The text references a wife's petition, a may be related to debts and division of assets valued around $6000, with mention of real estate and personal belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Witner
Poolroom arrests spark city gambling probe
Chief of Police and grand jury pressure collide as Frank Clancy and Dave Argyte are detained on gambling charges and released to court. Prosecutors push for action while poolroom owners claim they merely process bets for races out of state. Legal minds weigh potential conspiracy charges and enforcement limits. Thomas Ryan is found guilty of burglary in a separate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrease
Mall
Gary Y
Frank Clancy
Dave Argyte
Yeeler Way
Sullivan
Grand Jury
Alt Slong
Thomas Fyan
Deele
Grand jury hears testimony on slot machine scheme
Grand jury testimony centers on slot machine operations and alleged bribery linked to city officials. Witnesses describe attempts to conceal proceeds and pressure from bankers and politicians, including details about a tunnel franchise and a water contract probe. The panel reconvened as prosecutors seek clarity on corrupt practices connected to the Great Northern line and local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gra
Thomas Burke
Great Northern Stairway Company
Ana Ankeny
James Dy. Hoge
Bankera
Burke
Great Northern Tunnel
Piona
Steve
Goldberg
Grand Jury
Ervier
Whatcom
Pepere
Rand
Porenen Pignett
Lecture on The Fun of the Polish Republic Tomorrow Evening
Marriage notices list Albert Hadi and Catherine Me as a couple to wed. Also named are Charlie Lane and Lillian Lang both of Beattie with stated ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repub
Albert Hadi
Anery Temple
Beau Chartier Weeden
Catherine Me
Joyrhl Age
Green Lake
Charlie Lane
Lillian Lang
Nee
Beattie
Troubles of Paul Drasde and Others Facing Court Action
A series of criminal and civil actions are set for today as Paul Drasde and associates face charges, including threatening to kill A Cohn and Pred Grut nthe, impersonation by Teers, and a preliminary hearing ordered. A receiver sale order directs property liquidation with proceeds to creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Wiht
A. Cohn
Grutnthe
HH. Wimme
I. L. McKernan
Teers
Drarde
Hie
Firuetion
Posermion
Eberiffe
Pueerion
Tellrran Eeved
Orier
Muchmore
Fer Boulevard to Beacon Hill Meeting Proposal
Fragmented OCR notes describe a proposed boulevard change affecting Fer Boulevard and Beacon Hill sections. The item mentions a city council meeting, impacts on streets at Third Avenue and Yealer Street, and the aim to improve traffic with a new route while noting cost considerations and potential disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heacons
Nainter Heights
Oly
Third Avenue
Yealer
Nate Mendes
Steamer Georgia Crashes Into Valencia in Fog
In dense morning fog the steamer Georgia collideD with the Pacific Coast Steamship Valencia 60 feet from the bow. The Georgia was badly damaged and continued to Hood Canal, while the Valencia sustained punctures and bent stringers with estimated damage around 24600 dollars. Captain Hornfield of the Valencia reported the foggy encounter near Pier A. The Georgia is owned by Captain W A Horne of Port Townsend and has operated on the Hood Canal route since launch last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Ally
Pacific Coast Stearmship Company
Valencia
Hornfield
Hood Canal
Pier A
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
T Bay
Valdes
Pacific Counter
Onnifield
Weaver Wheat & Et
Bnew
W. A. Horne
Port Townsend
Venezuelan Protocol Presented for Allied Powers Review
A February dispatch from Washington reports a proposed protocol on preferential treatment in the Venezuelan affair sent to peace powers for approval. It notes a damages claim by William Wyatt against Beatte City and Hound Hallway Co for injuries from a fall on Newton Street, with unclear timing and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Howen
William Wyatt
Beatte
Hound Hallway Company
Wyatt
Neton
Sanya
Beattle Humane Society Officers Rejected by City Council
City council rejected the Beattle Humane Society request to renew M. A Neeson and MH. OR. Harrison as special humane officers with police powers. Crichton and Taylor praised the officers' volunteer service, while Kistler and Jame argued capable private citizens could serve as police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattle Humane Society
Port- Hen
Smail
M. A Neeson Eed
Harrison
Crichton and Taylor
Kistler
Jame
Contempt Sentence Forsakes Court After Ink Bottle Assault
Attorney George McKay fined 26 dollars and 4 months in custody for contempt of court after allegedly striking Mw Parker on the head with an ink bottle in a prior court incident. The judge noted Parker had questioned the attorney’s veracity, provoking the defense claim of provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McKay
Fed Hanford
Mw Parker
Parker
Unclaimed Body of Mrs Nettle Gordon Found in City
The body of Mrs Nettle Gordon was found near Western Avenue and a street corner and will be held for burial at the parish church of Sworth and Bone. She left Seattle and the Sound but addresses are unknown. Mrs Gordon was in good circumstances at death. Beginning of Lent services begin Ash Wednesday with 7:30 and 10:20 a.m. services and 7:30 p.m. in the evening at St Mark's with daily afternoon services at 4 o'clock through Lent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Nettle Gordon
Western Avenue
Ee Street
Pope
Sworth & Bone
Seattle
Sound
Mra Gordon
St. Mark's
Crimps Enjoined Over Riverdale Shipboard Outrage
United States District Judge Hellinger issued an injunction restraining crimps from interfering with wearables crews after the Riversdale incident in which a sailor was injured and forcibly abducted aboard the ship. The action aims to curb crimps during labor disputes and guard crew safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
United Minter
Hellinger
Wearela
Riversdale
Sole Survivor Arrives in York After Martinique Eruption
Sammon iaviger, sole St Pierre survivor of the Mt A island eruption, reached York on the steamer Penta belle in a destitute, partly unbalanced condition. Friends will care for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Sammon Iaviger
St. Pierre
Mt. A
Martinique
T May
Fire at Occidental Cafe prompts minor damage call
A small blaze started in the kitchen of the Occidental Cafe at 1004 First Avenue South. Firefighters arrived at 10 o clock last night and contained the fire with damage not exceeding $16. A new engine house permit was issued yesterday for a $5000 building at 1616-22 Fifth Avenue, designed by KW Houghton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental Cafe
First Avenuue South
Hon
Fifth Avenue
Houghton
Colonial reception honors youth groups with school play
The Young Women’s Christian Association hosted a reception for Young Men’s Christian Association members. Attire reflected the period’s fashions as the program featured a seventh grade Queen Anne school comedy titled Under Mirtietoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian
Mirtietoe
Queen Anne School
Terminal scheme approved for James Hills tunnel and depot
City council last night granted the terminal plan tied to the Northern Pacific Railway with street vacations and overhead bridges. The project includes a new roundhouse on block 35% on the tide flats and a building permit has been filed while a separate case seeks $56,621 from A P McClain against Charles Marriner over stock in the Scheme Improvement club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hills
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern
Northern Pacific Proto
A. P. McClain
Charles Marriner
Gua
McClain
Scheme Improvement Club
Marriner
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Ea . AL. Owe
Pioneer Binding & U Co
Tacoma
Metre On A Press, Inc
Ten
M. Beattie
Sting Cos
Gwin Hicks
Buttinski
State Printing
Gunderson
Heattle
Mr. Vy
Terre Eure Orrell
Senate
Tucker
Angie le Crone
Linnesey
Organisioet
Anmice
Wentte Sennittes
Angie
le Crone
Martia
Ornate House
Naded Allen
Tan Company
Alval Th
Rewe
Minderyong
Romoter
Young Thug
Jacob Goldberg
Beott
Pugene Semple PLC
Worthington Water
Walpany
Efty
Paul Drasde
Morton Street
Fer
Beacon Hill
Ear ‘Line
Pioneer Square
Herbert S. Upper
Schevermatt
Firs Ave
Cherry St
N. P. Terminal
Yukon
Alaska
First Ave. & Spring
New Lumber Pxrchange Funding
Lake Broa
Birmingham
Ala
the Peoples’ Bargain Store
Second Avenue
Brown
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