Court leniency sparks questions on Seattle gambling raid
Police court judge and officers faced scrutiny after two white proprietors were fined 25 dollars each for running a Japanese gambling den. The case, linked to a grand jury investigation, raises questions about whether the games were felony gambling and if proper charges and procedures were followed before release.
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Miller Yesteren
Seattle
Wonder
Superior Court Grand Jury
Miller
Those Smoke Makers and the Grand Jury Inquiry
The article argues health officials and business leaders must address the anti smoke campaign in Seattle. It urges continued grand jury investigation into malfeasance in office and cautions against adjourning the inquiry, praising Prosecuting Attorney Scott and the jurors for integrity.
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Carroll
Board of Health
Seattle
de Bruler
Balt Lake
Utah
Scott
The Yankee Corset and City Contract Cheer
A fragmented column parodies the American corset’s dominance over French styles and mocks a new city contract bonus plan. It questions contractor penalties, urges taxpayer input, and ends by asking readers to write their councilors.
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England
Taxpayer
Weary Willie Walker at Third Avenue theater tonight
Weary Willie Walker's matinee at the Third Avenue theater ends tonight with the act closing engagement. Next week's act at the same theater will be another season highlight. The review praises musical numbers, chorus, and performers including Water, Wetch, Kate Coyle, and Janatony Aching Hearty. The Madison Theater also enjoys a strong week with popular acts and a big card. Next week features Mussell and Neil and the O'Neil Sisters in Seattle debuts.
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Willie Walker
Harry Ward
Third Avenue Theater
Temple Theater
Kate Coyle
Nancy Trewn
Madison Theater
Patrom
Prateasoe
Rome
Dick Ales
Accident Scare at 5610 Jackson Street
A man named A Oleuka was accidentally shot by another Japanese in a room at 5610 Jackson Street during an early morning incident. They were handling a revolver when a cartridge exploded and the ball struck the victim. The setting was the Church of Immaculate Conception area with accompanying names and times noted in the report.
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Jackson Street
Low Man
Church of Immaculate Conception
Nev
A. Bweere
Low Mani
Munday School
A. Oleuka
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Beattie
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Olly
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Wash
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Harvard Dental
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Yealer
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Harvard Dental Parlors
Second Ave
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Ernst Bros
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