Pick Envoys to Ship Meet in San Francisco
Four men named by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce will represent the city at the shipping conference in San Francisco on January 19. They are H. F. Alexander president of the Pacific Steamship Co Daniel Bh. Trefethen attorney J. H. Fox president of the Commercial Roller Co and George H. Lent of the Pacific Shipping & Fuel Co. The conference will consider a California proposal to form a private company with 20 million dollars capital to take over operation of Shipping Board vessels on the Pacific coast.
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Seattle
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
H. F. Alexander
Pacific Steamship Co
Daniel Bh. Trefethen
J. H. Fox
The
Commercial Roller Co
George H. Lent
Pacific Shipping & Fuel Co
California
Herbert Fpietabacker
Shipping Board
Pacific Coast
Can't Block Rum Runners Opinion Limits Sheriff Power
Olympia January 11 The assistant attorney general J A Homer ruled that sheriffs cannot halt or search private individuals without legal authority and in violation of constitutional rights. The opinion cites a Supreme Court decision last week that liquor seized without a warrant cannot be used to convict, deeming the seizure illegal.
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Olympia
J. A. Homer
O. R. Lewis
Mason County
Supreme Court
Woman in Jail After Shooting at Jeme Jill Victim
A 26 year old Black woman Mabel Bimlady was arrested early Wednesday at 815 Yeelerway after allegedly firing several shots at Jeme Jill. Police held other residents in terror for about an hour before locating the shooter. A revolver and empty shells are held as evidence.
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Jeme Jill
Mabel Bimlady
Des Moines Pastor Defends Aphrodite Crowd View
Rev BE Reeman defended the Colisuem viewing of Aphrodite saying bare legs and bodies are beautiful and deserve admiration. He admitted the production was more sensuous than theater but argued it harms civilization despite its aesthetic appeal.
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Des Moines
Iowa
BE. H. Reeman
Aphrodite
Coliseum
Greece
Man Sues for Wrongful Arrest in Superior Court
Alme Hugien files a civil complaint in superior court alleging wrongful arrest by defendant Martin J. Land for alleged blackmail and seeks 21100 dollars in damages.
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Alme Hugien
Cait
Martin J. Land
Don Sang Egg Boost for Hens Claims 4 Dozen Daily
A farmer from Shumway Illinois reports 50 hens laying 4 dozen eggs daily after using Don Sang, a tonic added to feed. The ad promises 50 birds producing 48 eggs per day in winter and offers a money back guarantee if profits don’t improve. Burrell-Dugger Co promotes the product with druggist or poultry remedy dealer channels.
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Don Sang
Jermima Hedges
Shumway
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia Bidg
Lodianapeo
Mariners Appeal Bond Suspension Case in Federal Court
Captain John Alwen, formerly master of the West Hartland, asks a federal court for an injunction to stop Capt. William Fisher and steamboat inspection service officials from suspending his license for two years. Judge Jeremiah Neterer has the case under advisement.
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Mariner
John Alwen
West Hartland
William Fisher
Steamboat Inspection Service
Jeremiah Neterer
Oregon Short Line Wins Bond Issue Approval
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted permission to issue 16.424 million dollars in bonds by the Oregon Short Line Railroad Co. The Union Pacific Railroad Co. was approved to assume liability as guarantor for the bonds.
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Oregon Short Line
Washington
Oregon Short Line Railroad Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific Railroad Co
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