Beattie Soccer Triumph Amid Snowstorm Drama
Beattie edges Valley City 1 0 as Martin and Sutherland star in a fast, hot game played through a snowstorm. In New Westminster, the Vancouver Thistles defeat the Rovers 1 0 in a tense match. In Gland, the Imperial reenacts war history by beating Orientals 10 6 in a unique gridiron showcase.
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Seattie Soccera
Beattie
Valley City
Martin and Sutherland
Westminster
Jan
Tatora
Vancouver Thistles
New Westminster Rovers
Baseball Commission Meets for Annual Meeting Today
The National Baseball Commission opens its annual meeting to settle league status issues and discuss reinstatement concerns, with focus on the American and National Leagues. Officials will review the reinstatement of teams and other governance matters.
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The
National Baseball Commission
League
American Ten
Lincoln High versus Olympia High basketball Saturday night
Lincoln high school travels to Olympia high for a Saturday evening basketball clash at Cap. Cap arena hosts the game as both teams seek a win in the district schedule.
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Witl
Olympia
Lincoln High School
Olympia High
Aspiring Heavyweight Seeks Title Rise After Minefight
A Grand Rapids contender, who burst into Philadelphia's Minefight by defeating several average heavyweights, eyes a major step toward challenging Jack Kubiak as he moves toward the heavyweight title.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Philadelphia
Jack _Kubiak
Will Billy Sullivan Lead Sox Next Season
In Chicago on January 4, reports suggest manager Charley Comiskey may name Billy Sullivan to manage the White Sox if Field er Jones leaves the club. Sullivan, famed as a premier catcher, led the American league in defense and is popular with players who have urged his promotion.
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Chicago
Fielder Jones
Hia
Charley Comiskey
Billy Sullivan
White Sox
Sullivan
John Kiing
Cuba
Grand Rapids Native Shifts From Policing To Combat Sports
The subject grew up in Grand Rapids and joined the police force after reaching adulthood but left after a dispute with a police judge. He then pursued wrestling and boxing, building a creditable record before traveling to Philadelphia to face opponents including Fred Bradley Guenther and Jim Stewart, with bouts against Orient and Wile.
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Wee
Grand Rapido
Philadelphia
Fred Bradley
George Guenther
Jim Stewart
Jack Orient
John Wile
Pullman to Host California Five in Weekend Clash
The local schedule lists a basketball game at Pullman with the W C PULLMAN squad facing the Los Angeles Athletic five managed by Haba. The Hol comb of es Pear State team is also noted in the lineup.
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Pullman
Hol. Comb
Es Pear State Cot
SagRereng
Haba
The
Angeles Athletic Clad Quinte
Central Feder meeting reflects public support for labor leaders
New York January 4 report says a letter from Gemper’s reads that the main of the people were with labor leaders in their present trouble.
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New York
ULP
Central Federated
Gempers
Labor Temple fills for mass meeting in San Francisco
In San Francisco on January 4 a labor mass meeting drew a crowded turnout. Attendees showed sympathy for leaders recently convicted and sentenced by the Supreme Court, with strong resolutions adopted in support of those leaders.
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San Francisco
UL P
Labor Temple
Supreme Court
New Airship Ready For Test In Los Angeles
Prof. J H Zerbe prepares for a test flight of a new aeroplane at Bimini baths claiming a record-breaking takeoff without a running start. The 5600 pound craft uses an eight cylinder 40 horsepower engine and front mounted propeller with 600 square feet surface.
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Los Angeles
U. P
Zerbe
Bimini
Memphis boat newsman collapses at lecture
Charles Pettoys, a Memphis boat news man, dropped dead at a lecture by Dr. J F Pendiles in Pythiae hall. Dr Snyder attributed the death to a cerebral hemorrhage or rupture of a major artery, noting heart involvement.
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Charles Pettoys
Memphis
Rit
J. F. Pendiles
Kafahia
Pythiae Hall
J. ©. Snyder
Civil Service Opens to Deaf Persons After Association Effort
The Art Bound Association for the Deaf helped overturn a civil service ruling barring deaf applicants. A letter from Interior Secretary James R. Garfield to Olaf Hanson, president of the Deaf Association, announcing the change was read yesterday. The move follows Hanson’s earlier appeal to President Roosevelt to refer the matter to the Interior Secretary.
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Art Bound Association For the Deaf
Civil Service Commission
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Olaf Hanson
The
Deaf Association
Roosevelt
Saloon Violates Sunday Closing Law Arrests Probed
Tony Simich proprietor of the Fountain saloon at Pirat no 8 was arrested by Patrolmen Hlacker and Doolan for violating the Sunday closing law. Simich posted 200 dollars bail while an employee, John Olesen, was jailed for failing to make the same amount.
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Tony Simich
Fountain
Pirat No. 8
Hlacker and Doolan
Simich
John Olesen
Fire destroys Vancouver Mill Co elevator a loss of 260000
A late night blaze gutted the Vancouver Mill Co elevator causing an estimated 260000 in damage with the floor structure and machinery destroyed. No injuries were reported. Fire officials investigated the scene.
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Vancouver
B.C
deBy Uv
VaNcouver Mill Co
Calhoun's Trial Postponed in Railways Case
Patrick Calhoun, indicted president of the Railways, appeared in a San Francisco law court. Due to a scheduling issue with Assistant District Attorney Francie J. Honey, the hearing was continued to January 12 despite the defense's objections.
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Ban Francisco
Ty U. P
Patrick Calhoun
Lawlers
Francie J. Honey
Queen Helena Plans Orphanage Aid at Rome
Rome reports Queen Helena will fund and found an orphanage for hundreds of rescued Mesinan children. The project, financed from her private purse, aims to care for these youths under royal sponsorship.
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Rome
Pseena
Mesina
Winde
Refugee Train Collision Kills Several Near Me sin
Refugees fleeing Meexinian rule were killed when a freight train carrying supplies in Catania collided with a passenger train a few miles from Me sin. Several passengers on the refugee train were injured but many escaped. The dead were buried by the train crew.
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Rome
Newspaper man appointed private secretary in Alaska
Fairbanks Alaska Jan 4 By A P Barney Goss a well known newspaper man has been appointed private secretary by Delegate to Congress Wickersham Harney Goss is a brother of Frank Gora city editor of the Post-Intelligencer of this city
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Fairbanks
Alaska
A. P
Barney Goss
Congress Wickersham
Harney Goss
Frank Gora
The
Post-Intelligencer
Ocean Steamers Move Between Tacoma and Salina Crus
On the front Nep Nebraskan shifts to Tacoma today and will return tomorrow to finish cargo for Salina Crus. Steamer Méxican from Bobee at evening and water sailing again about January 11. Steamer Queen returns from a discharge trip around the sound and will depart for San Francisco next. Norwegian steamer Mathilda arrives at Tacoma from Honolulu today. Steamer Bockman sailed from San Francisco Saturday and will arrive here tomorrow afternoon, returning Saturday.
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Tacoma
Salina Crus
Come
Queen
Denal
Sound
San Pranciece
Mathilda Ar O
Hono Iu
Bockman
San Francisco
Woman Detective Foils Fashionable Shoplifter at Bon Marche
A tall stylish woman allegedly stole from the Bon Marche, swapping hats and injuring a store detective with a hat pin. She surrendered after arrest and was released. authorities could not confirm her identity and Bon Marche declined to prosecute.
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Hon Marehe Millinery
Feme
Bon Marche
Mass Meeting Against Race Track Gambling in Washington
A mass meeting of Beatle residents allied with the anti gambling movement will be held at the Grand Opera house next Friday from 12 noon to 2 pm. Prominent speakers including Ole Hanson are slated to address the gathering as they pledge to support the anti race track bill.
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Beatle
Washington
Ole Hanson
Grand Opera House
Pacific Coast Line Contemplates Seattle to San Pedro Run
Information says the steamer President and Governor of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co will run against the Admiral Sampson of the Alaska Coast Co on a regular Seattle to San Pedro schedule with a one day layover at San Francisco. Beattie office manager David McKenstie indicated no definite decision yet.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Admiral Sampson
Alaska Coast Co
Seattle
San Pedro
San Francisco
David McKenstie
Beattie
Legislature Opens at Sacramento in 1910 Style
Both houses convened at noon as committees handle patronage questions. Phil A. Stanton of Los Angeles was chosen speaker of the assembly and Senator Edward L Wolfe became president pro tempore of the Senate. A German steamer Betos arrived in San Francisco from the Atlantic trade route.
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Sacrameto
Cal
Jan
Ry U. P
Cauc
Phil A. Stanton
Los Angeles
Assembly
Edward L Wolfe
Betos
San Francisco
Scottish Rite Mason Dies in Poverty in Perkelry Cal
Edwin H. Kippe of Denver and a Scottish Rite Mason from Colorado Springs died from exposure and starvation in a derelict shack in Perkelry California. He lay on an old cot with no food or funds when found. letters of recommendation and lodge receipts were found on him.
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Perkelry
Cal
UV. P
Edwin H. Kippe
Denver
Scottish Rite
Colorado Springs
Next Move Is Up To Bonaparte
Chicago Jan 4 United States District Attorney Ima said the next move in the 29000000 dollar fine case will be decided by Attorney General Bonaparte. Seven cases are pending against Standard Oil totaling 6000 counts. Accident to Chippewa. The steamer Chippewa replacing the ill fated Kit sap was briefly crippled by a defective condenser tube and saltwater inflow but was repaired and resumed service.
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Chicago
U. P
United States
Ima
Bonaparte
Chippewa
Indianapolis
Kitsap
U. S. Consul Believed Buried Alive After Earthquake
Meesina reports Signor Serao claimed United States consul Arthur Cheney survived the quake beneath the shattered consulate building. Vice Consul Lupton searched the site in darkness, calling Cheney’s name but rescue proved impossible as night rain and debris hampered efforts.
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Rome
Ty UV. P
Arthur Cheney
United States
Meesina
Signor Serase
Lupton
Cheney
Serao
Ratua
Senate probes Attorney General on U S Steel merger
The Senate adopted without debate Senator Culberson's resolution asking Attorney General Honaparte if he has taken steps to prosecute United States Steel Corp for absorbing Tennessee Coal and Iron. It requests to know if he has issued an opinion on legality and to send the Senate a copy if such an opinion exists.
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Senate
Washington
U. P
Culberson
Honaparte
United States Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal & Iron Company
Ice breaks on Trout Lake. Ed Hughes drowned
While skating on Trout lake the ice broke and Ed Hughes was drowned. Three others went through the ice but were rescued.
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New Westminster
U. P
Trout Lake
Ed Hughes
Theatres Establish New Record
In Los Angeles a coal theft spree yields 100 tons stolen from Black Canon Coal Co yards. A $500 reward is offered for the bold group. The Shawmut, bought by the government, shifts to Seattle to load coal for San Francisco and New York. Tremont also loads for the same port. Benor Castro worsens, to undergo an operation in a few days in London.
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Los Angeles
Ty U.P
Black Canon Coal Co
Shawmut
Seattle
Bremerton
San Francisco
New York
Tremont
London
Matis Bertin
Benor Castro
Venezuela
Untitled note on clothing care and care costs
A reader frets about wasting money on clothes due to wrinkles and poor storage. The piece argues better hangers and proper room conditions can improve appearance and avoid costly tailoring and cleaning services. It hints at the habit of neglecting garments and the value of upkeep.
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Baseball Commission
Alfred Kubiak
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Gompers
Prof
J. H. Kassen
Calhoun
Helena
Title Trust Company
Title Trust Co
GOV. Gillet
Rackamento
Ty U
James N. Gillet
Atro
King Insurance and Taxation
Legislature
Sacramento
U. S
the State Bank of Seattle
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Deposita
Conservative Business
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F. M. Spinning
Second Ave
RE. Campbell
Columbia
W. Prasodne Rich
Tod le
Jonn Cort
William L. Malley
Thomas Jefferson
Hip van Wink
Russell & Drew
Mera
Mata
Toxiant
Lois Theatre
Sunset
Main
Third Avenue Theatre
Russell
Drew & French
Mgre
Jakhy
Mikey
Koven
Jean
van Dyck
Toonefly
Kinsoos
Mile
Orpheum Motion Pictures
Phil LA Toska
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Tubblefield
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