Flirting With Trust Negotiations In Tobacco Trade
A. Lou Cohen comments on potential takeover by the American Tobacco Company. He denies planning changes to store terms, asserts ongoing independent operation, and questions public assumptions about tobacco company retail practices. He states no agreement has been reached and business continues as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Washington
J. Penn
Wm. Lararen
Neilson B. Parker
United States
Wm. Lasaron
Beattie
J. Pert
Second Ave
King County
City row over cornice extends beyond building code
Dispute over the cornice at 2620-22 East Union pits owner J Hoag against city officials with the final decision left to City Engineer Thomson. The extension would cover eight twelve more feet than allowed by the ordinance. A busy night of local notices follows with social events and arrests across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Union
J. Hoag
Thomson
Captilist's Wife Helps Salvation Army Lassie in Des Moines
Mrs. Arthur Hyde wife of a Dew Molines capitalist stood for over an hour at Des Moines busy corner beside a Salvation Army box. A white faced lassie in a Salvation Army bonnet greeted her, and Mrs. Hyde donated after learning the girl was tired and hungry. Captain Mary Taylor praised the mercy shown and Mrs. Hyde stayed to help the worker get food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Arthur Hyde
Dew Molines
Mary Taylor
Salvation Army
Revolt in Monte Christi Surrenders After Long Siege
The War Department announced that the Monte Christi district, in revolt since 1904, has surrendered. Revolutionary leaders will be allowed to depart the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
War Department
Monte Christi
Senator Culbertson Seeks Land Ownership Details for Rail Routes
Washington January 17 the senate approved a resolution demanding the war secretary disclose whether any member of the Philippine commission or any U S army or navy officer owns land in the Philippines and the property location relative to the proposed railway routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Culbertson
Senate
the War Department
Philippine Commission
United States Army
Navy
Philippines
Minnesota Storms Fail to Halt Team's Advance
A battered Minnesota squad pressed on despite storms as rain and hail stalled events yet the team continued toward victory. Officials urged cautious travel while the players focused on the next game in a crowded arena setting.
Ship completes Orient voyage amid storm and smooth harbor entry
The sea boat, equal in strength, navigated a severe storm on the voyage from the Orient. With 000 tons of freight aboard, she rode the straits at 17 knots and docked safely after Captain Rinder took the helm from Pilot Bob Hall. Among the 60 passengers were naval officers returning from service on the Atlantic station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Rinder
Bob Hall
Jury Deadlock in Rainier Hardware Burglary Case
The jury in the Frank White burglary case at Rainier Hardware failed to reach a verdict after 18 hours of deliberation. The ballot favored acquittal 11 to 1 for conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Rainier Hardware Company
Navy approves dismissal for midshipman Foster Marzoni
Annapolis reports the Navy Department has approved the sentence of dismissal for Midshipman Foster Marzoni who was convicted of hazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Navy Department
Foster Marzoni
Haaing
City Council Debates Boulevard Plan Amid Water Needs
Jan 17 council meeting in Counch draws taxpayers vocal against the boulevard project, urging more water supply. Council votes 6 to 3 to rent the matter for the time being. The Alaskan steamer to be moved for alterations, then sent to Ketchikan for freighting work after six weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatte @Shipyard. Co
Ketchikan
Body of Marshal Field Sails for Chicago
A special train bearing the body of Marshal Field and accompanying relatives left New York for Chicago at 1 am. The cortege travels under guard and will reach Chicago to arrange funeral rites. The departure marks a solemn crossing for family and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marshal Field
Chicago
Water Shut Off Planned in Green Lake District
Water will be shut off between Sam and 4 pm in the Green Lake district north of East Tid at and east of Green Lake Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Lake District
East Tid At
Green Lake Boulevard
New King County Good Roads Club Formed
The King county good roads association hears a plan for a macadam road from north to south. Robert Coman is elected president, 5. H. Sumner secretary, and W. W. Keck vice president. County Surveyor Valentine speaks on the good roads movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King County
Good Roads Club of
Raveona
Robert Coman
5. H. Sumner
W. W. Keck
King County Good Roads Association
Valentine
Great Northern adjusts Oriental Limited schedule
The Oriental Limited westbound will arrive earlier under the new timetable effective January 21. It now reaches its destination at 7:30 p m instead of 8:50 p m cutting the trip by one hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Oriental Limited
Wanted 1 000 Young Men to Work for Your Future
The Seattle Beeton Copper Company urges young men to visit its office and buy 100 shares of preferred stock on an installment plan with special terms for married or single applicants. The offer promises a quick start and is valid for only a few days at 7 Alaska Building. Ask for Mr. Law. hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Beeton Copper Company
Alaska
Mr. Law
Vancouver Limited Schedule Changes Benefit Seattle Region
The Vancouver Limited will depart Beattie at 4:20 p m and reach Vancouver by 10:15 p m. A new local train will run between Seattle and Skykomish, leaving Skykomish at 6:00 a m and arriving Seattle at 10:00 p m, with return from Seattle at 6:20 p m and Skykomish by 10:20 p m. The service aids millmen and mining residents to spend a full business day in Seattle and return home at a reasonable hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul West
Vancouver Limited
Beattie
Vancouver
Seattle
Skykomish
Tle
Skhykomish
Coolies Fight on Steamer Deck in Chinatown Fracas
On the Minnesota two Chinese laborers clashed on the deck after a miner tied up, ignoring Queensbury rules as fists feet and elbows flew. A crowd gathered as workers moved in and the scene grew noisy and dusty with tempers flaring on the aft main deck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Queensbury
China
Budda
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Lou Cohen
Bo Hagee
Mr. Cohen
American Tobacco
Ita
N. A. Sanborn
Piretay
Spring
Capitol Hit Improvement Club
Edward Brady
Republican Club
EJ. Crandall
Jackson Si
Renton, Millefeh
Eaemerrow
George Ridpath
Steves
Mr. Ridpath
Doomis
The
Society For Universal Religion
Osborn
University
Porter
Grand Union Hotel
Sheriff Liner
Bellingham
Anna Farley
Saainet the
Hearth Electric Company
South Park
Burgeon J. Biddle
Wisconsin
Osaka
Kobe
United States Navy
Eugenet, Tobey
Cavite
P. 1
Tobey
Hremertom Yard
Jethimian Canal Commission
Maria Gaconett
Pather
BIG Heater
Cole
Captilist
Counch
Quartermaster Axil Anderson
Wannys
Cravenette
McCarthy Dry Goods Company
Stote
Second Avenue
U.s.court
U. S
Parison
Adams
G. L. Holmes
Praga
Srcono Avenue
Acorn
Howard
Kohler & Chase
Bnentvenings H Hter & Chase Tsosttor Te
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!