Inspector Appointed in City Health Board Controversy
A health board appointment fracas ended with the selection of a candidate endorsed by United States Surgeon Lovebury after earlier nominees Smith and others were rejected. The government appointee has three years in service and the routine annual report was read as inspectors’ duties continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. Sutter
The
of Health
A. MH. Dunseth
Smith
United States
Lovebury
Beard of Health
Underwood Trial Costs Reported for County
Expense to the county totaled 499 dollars for the Underwood trial with additional criminal costs billed at 1908 dollars. The United States court case of Anders Sulash shows 499 dollars due. Departmental judges and clerks list 3162 dollars in charges.
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Wits
U—S
Anders Sulash
Tn Unvkarel
Ell
Mocris
Seattle Music Sale Slashes Prices At To & Johnston Co
The To & Johnston Co announces a closing out sale at their Seattle home 901 Second Avenue featuring all sheet music at deep discounts. Selected vocal and instrumental pieces priced far below regular retail with bundles and special offers throughout the week.
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To & Johnston Co
Seattle
901
Second Avenue
Fess
Pacific Coast
Kimball Pianos and Music Goods Advertised
Another car of Kimball pianos arrives attracting attention and admiration. The ad touts Kimball as the leading piano maker with many more pianos than rivals, offering a broad assortment in latest designs and woods. It also lists exceptional values in writing, music boxes, mandolins, pianos, accordions, strings, and trimmings, plus agents for G Co talking machines with cylinder models from 14 to 160 and disc machines from 6, 20, to 30, and records at 36c to 50c.
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Kimball
Murtoas
Siso
G Co
Misquoted remarks fuel statehood debate in Congress
Senator Beveridge faces accusations of misquoting a New Mexico official during discussions on statehood. An affidavit from Bosphert denies testimony cited by the Senate sub-committee. The House plans to address efficiency in police services while Beveridge accuses critics of misrepresentation amid Oklahoma conventions backing joint statehood with the Indian Territory.
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Washington, D
Jan Te Benator Quay
Bosphert
New Mexico Territory
Senate
Arisoma
New Mexico
Hosehert
Rev
Eridgne
Ee Pine
Beveridge
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Blackman Re elected President at State Labor Federation
State Labor Commissioner William Mackinnon of Beattie was unanimously re elected president of the Washington State Federation of Labor at ceremony this afternoon. Gordon A. Seattie was the only other candidate. The convention discussed a bill to regulate employment of girls and women, draft by Assistant Attorney General Dalton, with mixed reception and possible amendments. Unions endorsed a boycott of the Butler hotel and other establishments for enforcing lower wage standards. New officers included C. B. Case of Everett as first vice president, Miss Nettle Lester as secretary, James A. Menaics as secretary, and F. W. Clark as treasurer.
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Beattie
Washington State Federation of
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Gordon A. Seattie
Eas
Hamilton
Pierce Potty
State Federation of Labor
Dalton
Reaututhorns
Mhutler Hotel
Cokes and Watt Union
Western Central Labor Union
International Poetfic Iron Works
Fremont
Moran Bros. Co
Waitresses Union of
Heath
James A. Menaics
Trearma
F. W. Clark
Longshoremen's Union of Beattie
Ehe Oted
PF. Stacy Whitney
W. Harmen
Unanteee Harmen
T. W. Copeland
Tacoma
Larceny convict readied for petty theft in Justice court
James Carson was found guilty of petty larceny in Justice Court and fined nine dollars and costs. He will serve the sentence in the county jail. Carson stole a coat and vest from Standard Clothing Co. W Smith and Ashley Cathlewood were found not guilty but rearrested on a similar charge after release. ENUMCLAW Jan 7 two miscarried mail sacks from the depot were left, robbers cut the poncho, rifled the registers, and stole mail. Later the same gang possibly hit McNeeley’s store in Buckley and the depot there but found nothing of value.
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James Carson
Carson
Standard Clothing Co
W. Smith
Ashley Cathlewood
Enumclaw
Wash
McNeeley
Buckley
Broadway Improvement Club Seeks City Action on Broadway Pavement
The Broadway Improvement Club plans to ask the city council to pave Broadway from Yester Way to Kay Street with brick or asphalt. Members Mathen Redward and Taylor urge Broadway district residents to advocate, cost estimated at about $6,000. Officials seek an equal assessment method to fit within limits and fund a new park on Morrison Street between Baetiake and Mrilvue avenues.
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City Council
Broadway
Yester Way
Kay Street
Eenetenen Mathen
Redward and
Taylor
Epoca
J. C. Jeftery
Amd
Morrison Street
Baetiake and
Mrilvue
Legislators Visit University of Washington Opening
King county legislative delegation attended the UW second term opening yesterday. Members were greeted by Prof. Edmond S. Meany and presented with gold W badges by five senior girls. Dr. Kane gave a badge ceremony to the football team, with speeches by Meany, Irv T. Cole, Charles Gleason, W. Lewis, and others.
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University of Washington
King County
Edmond S. Meary
Clas
Kane
Prof. Meany
Irv T. Cole
Charles Gleason
W. Lewis
Visitors Welcome for Stanford Glee Club Tomorrow
Students at the University of Washington prepare a reception and dance at Denny Hall after the Stanford Glee Club performance. Greek letter fraternities also plan a welcome for their visiting brothers with a formal gathering and festivities.
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University of Washington
Stanford Glee Club
Denny Hall
Brethern
World powers respond to Venezuela talks with conditions
England Germany and Italy sent replies today on Venezuela negotiations. The state department says no reply undermines talks and no barrier to continue discussions remains evident despite the conditional notes.
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Washington, D
England
Germany
Italy
Venezuela
State Department
Chamber Committee Reports on Town Navy Yard Friction
A Chamber of Commerce committee considers frictions between Moerton and officials as the Navy Yard prepares to address the chamber this afternoon. The report is split with a majority condemning Navy officials actions while a minority seeks to placate both sides of the dispute.
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Chamber of Commerce
Moerton
Navy Yard
Navy
Daring Hold Up Near Occidental and Washington
Alexander Olesen reports a bold robbery yesterday afternoon near Occidental Avenue and Washington Street. Thieves grabbed $150 from a tin box carried by Olesen, who was briefly detained and intoxicated. Police have no suspects. Olesen gave a partial description before reporting to the station hours later. He lives at 614 King Street.
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Welock
Alexander Olesen
Ontal Avenue
Waahlin Street
Usey
Olewen
Washington Street
Olesen
Olenom Liven
King Street
Robbers encounter at Kaxle as pursuit ends in arrests
Four robbers entered a location in the morning, were spotted by locals, and armed suspects gathered near Sasine. They attempted to flee in a stolen vehicle but were overtaken. One robber was mortally wounded, another was captured after falling in the snow, and the remaining two were surrounded in the timber with pursuing forces firing.
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Faole
Wiha
Jan
Kaxle
Olteens
Bes
Sasaine
Theatrical Down by the Sea Opens at Avenue Theater
The Down by the Sea company arrived last night and opens its engagement at the Avenue theater. Fannie Curtis as Blanche Preston draws praise for her portrayal in emotional scenes while Fillet Dexter leads as her husband in a solid performance that delights the audience.
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Avenue Theater
Mia Fannie Curti
Blanche Preston
Reception and Ball Opens State Labor Event
Representatives from across the state gathered for a Hawke's ball reception hosted by the local waitresses union. The grand march was led by State Labor Commissioner Hieckman and Miss Alice Lord, president of the Waitresses union, with Gray T. Harry and Lester serving as union officers.
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Hawke’s Ball
Waltresses’ Union
Hieckman
Alice Lord
Grey T. ¥. Harry
Matte Conerence
Lester
Waitresses
Crooks Captured in Memphis Bank Robbery Plot
Memphis police and detectives arrested three known criminals led by George Woods, wanted for three train robberies with rewards totaling thousands of dollars. The trio, found with burglar tools and nitroglycerin, appeared ready to attempt a bank robbery.
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Memphis, Tenn, Jan. TA
Pinkerton
Seden
George Woods
Changes in New York Detective Forces Unfold
The chief of the detective bureau left the department and a note records small promotions. Widespread weeping marked the reorganization as many officers lost ranks. Brooks was named chief of all detective forces in Greater New York. Inauguration of Governor Pardee noted in Batchment.
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New York
Jan
Wee
Brooks
New York City
Fire Smoke Sale At Hival Clothing Co
Fire damaged merchandise from the Hival Clothing Company goes on sale at discount prices. Items from the latest market, though slightly smoky, are offered as new with sale prices and extra tickets. Manager L L Hoffmas states the aim is to move stock quickly while handling large crowds.
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Evan
L. L Hoffmas
Unclear text fragment hints at financial collateral notes
Readable parts reference collateral, company money, and possible mentions of individuals Giarte and Reed in a finance context. No clear event, date, or concrete action is established.
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Mank Giarte & Reed
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