Bitter battles loom in Olympia politics and rail fight
Olympia scene readies for brutal clashes over senate alignment and railroad legislation. Sumner leads pro railroad push in Snohomish County. reformers target a central taxing body and public funds interest. West Seattle calls for federal action to curb coal price extortion and urges Roosevelt intervention. Nadeau arrives in Washington to join Jamestown Exposition events. James Smith, veteran miner, dies after drinking at a city saloon. funeral arrangements pending.
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Snowbound City Faces Harsh Winter Hardships and Coal Shortage
Amid renewed heavy snow Seattle endures freezing fears as coal lines grow long and prices rise. The Pacific Coast company limits deliveries to nuts and lump while 566 tons are expected today. Retailers and speculators rush to stockpile as winter worsens.
Local Flashes Society Leader to Visit Lincoln and California
Mrs. Baward Pischer, a prominent society leader and horsewoman from felling ham, will spend a few days in Lincoln before traveling to California. The Ae You Like It club hosts Rev. H. H. Gowen for a lecture on Shakespeare's play with a January 17 date in Sassie. T. M. Kettle discussed Irish home rule at Hibernia hall last night. Ford heads to Frisco to attend a Pacific Coast Steamship board meeting. Admiral Drake, resigning from the navy, is expected to arrive in Beattie to establish a home here and will be relieved of command of the Wisconsin soon. Inspector F. A. Clark will take new offices in the Hinckley building. Mine Inspector David Boodding to base there. Davies remains as Dairy and Food commissioner during the legislature. Chamber of Commerce notes numerous free express package complaints. Frye-furn Co. hints the ground area is misdrawn on the south and east. John Davie & Co. reports the Hardman estate sale to George.
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Union members may be fined in labor dispute ruling
Judge K Gaerill of the superior court rules a labor union may fine any member who does not comply with union demands and quits work at a site where a strike is ongoing. The decision in Hoston Massachusetts clarifies union enforcement power during labor actions.
Death of Constantine L. Webb Ills City Ties Reported
Neport reports Constantine L. Webb formerly a wholesale grocer of Beattie died in Los Angeles California on December 24 He is survived by a widow a daughter and a son The son Robert W Webb known as Lawrence is an actor at the La hieetage
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Northwestern Mutual Fire Association reports 1964 growth
The North Western Mutual Fire Association of Beattie released its 1964 annual report showing over 14 million dollars in insurance in force, an increase of about four and a half million. Policyholders save 25 to 40 percent depending on risk type, with new business limited by underwriting risk. Interested readers may write or call for details at Main 454, Indianapolis, 27, 436 Lambert Exchange Building.
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Legislative Opening Underway in Washington Legislature
In Olympia the Tenth Washington legislative session opens at noon with brief first day business. Lt Gov Coon presides in the Senate as Laviolette offers prayer, holdovers named, new members sworn, and death notices read. House to organize with Speaker elect Paleoner, prayers, and committees named. governor’s message expected early next week.
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Beattie-Boston Copper Co foresees major ore find and drive
The Beattie Boston Copper Co advances on both sides of Crystal mountain with the Dutch Miller vein showing 1 to 28 percent ore. They plan a tunnel start after snow, expect 500 feet depth under the Dutch Miller and 2000 feet under Crystal mountain by summer, with over 150000 dollars more ore proven in twelve weeks.
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Actress Terry Aims for East of Chicago Stage
Scripps Telegraph Service reports Filen Terry sails for America and vows to star in the civilized portion of the continent, east of Chicago and north of Washington. The actress recalls prior Seattle performances with strong public reception and high priced seats. The piece also questions Ellen’s situation.
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Big evings on portable tempe et Sploning's neat week
A fragmented note mentions portable temperature device and Sploning's week, with unclear details on events or participants. The readable text lacks concrete names, places, dates, or outcomes to define a clear news item.
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