Stagecoach Hold Up and Milly’s Rescue
Shorty, a steady stage driver, foils a holdup by Black Bart and a masked partner. He saves a money box and a frightened Milly, only to learn the rescued man is Milly’s brother Link, while the outlaw falls fatally wounded.
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Hoffmeister
Wells Fargo
Shorty
Black Bart
Forest Hill
Lincoln Cushing
Rascal
Hart
Bart
Quick
North Fork
Wire Bridge Toll House
Charley Crane
Winters
Link
Milly
Chartie
Mollie Becomes a Focus in Dick's Family Chapter
The narrator praises Mollie, 18, for her big heart and sense of justice while noting fashion absurdities and money worries. They shop for fur marten pieces, consider lending money, and plan a gentle push toward a settled income to curb reckless spending and teach responsibility. The piece hints at ongoing family dynamics and a continuation next Monday.
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Liv
Mollse
Mollie
Misa
Marten
Alog
Irrigation Institute Calls For Law Repeal Before Adjournment
The Washington Irrigation Institute demanded repeal of the residence requirement on irrigated homesteads before adjournment Friday as it awaits final proof and the establishment of a state water code.
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North Yakima
Washington Irrigation Institute
Market Today Creamery and Storage Listings
Fragmentary market report lists butter and creamery references from Washington and New Zealand including storage notes and prices. It references Eastern and New Zealand creamery pack details and a storage fee line with numeric figures.
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Washington
New Zealand
Supreme Court reverses divorce ruling in Seattle man case
The Supreme Court voids a divorce granted to Thomas Ellis's second wife and awards her a larger share of property while revoking her divorce. Ellis, now in Portland facing bigamy charges from his third wife, learned his fate after the appeal. The decision upends the prior decree and affects both spouses.
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Supreme Court
Thomas Ellis
Seattle
Portland
Ellis
Filla
Alice Smith
Mia
Road to finish Sunset highway through Snoqualmie pass
A Seattle Automobile Club committee met with Gov. Lister to discuss completing the 25 miles of the Sunset highway from North Bend to the east end of Lake Keechelus. A fund of 260000 dollars is available for the project.
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Olympia
Snoqualmie Pass
North Bend
Lake Keechelus
Seattle Automobile Club
Lister
Boy Fires Bullet Wounds Kuna Bank President
At Kuna, Idaho, L. A. Martin, president of Kuna Savings Bank, is fatally wounded after a 5 year old son of Joseph Powell fires a revolver at him while at the Powell home. The child took the gun from his father's coat and pointed it at Martin during a play moment.
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Roise
Jos. Powell
L. A
Martin
Kuna
Here
Powell
Anacortes Picked as Next Shingle Weavers Convention City
The Washington State Shingle Weavers union selected Anacortes as the next convention site after adjourning in Aberdeen on Friday. The key demands include an eight hour workday and a minimum wage of 2.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Anacortes
Washington State Shingle Weavers’ Union
Bandits' Trail Pursued as Bank Robbery Probe Expands
In Everett on January 17 the sheriff's posse split actions with some on foot and others by horse to intensifiedly pursue the five bandits who robbed the Granite Falls State bank and escaped with 1700 dollars.
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Everett
Jan
Granite Falls State Bank
Mike Donnelly Eludes Sheriff After Sultan Lumber Visit
Mike Donnelly, described as a half breed negro outlaw, evaded sheriff’s men after appearing at the Sultan Lumber Co. plant for shelter. Ed Harper, a watchman, notified the marshal but Donnelly drew a gun and forced Harper to move toward the railroad track before disappearing.
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Sultan
Mike Donnelly
Sultan Lumber Co
Ed Harper
Donnelly
Harper
Dinner Honors Seattle Masters on Largest Willapa Harbor Visit
South Bend Commercial Club hosts a dinner for Capt Morton and Port Capt Alexander Gow of Seattle in honor of Robert Dollar's first harbor visit. The visiting vessel is stated to be the largest ever to touch Willapa harbor.
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South Bend
Robert Dollar
Liebknecht
Lie
Liebk
Kitsap County to Repair Old Courthouse
Bremerton Jan 17 Kitsap County will repair the old courthouse and abandon plans for a new building. Commissioners seek bids on six thousand dollars in repairs.
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Bremerton
Kitsap County
Electric Boat turns over submarine H-3 to government
Bremerton January 17 The Electric Boat Company formally handed the submarine H-3 to the government. The vessel was built at the Bremerton yard and now becomes part of the naval fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Electric Boat Co
Direct Action Versus Political Action in Socialism
Edwen Brower discusses the debate within socialism over direct action and sabotage versus political action. He cites Marx Engels Liebknecht and Haywood along with party leaders who argued for or against direct action. Brower previews a continuation on action and sabotage in the next column.
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Haywood
Ers
Socialist Party
Ind
M. Wells
Sam Saddler
Kate
Seattle
Adam H. Barth
Kk. Allen
Tacoma
Franttrom
Everett
Bostrom
Ganda F
Edwen
Brower
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