Bouillon Pushing Name On Seattle Primary Ballot
A Seattle political dispute centers on placing Bouillon on the Republican primary ballot over Gill. Bouillon supporters press for official recognition, while Gill factions question process. Polls suggest Bouillon could win the Republican nomination.
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Bouvillon
HI Gill
A.V
Seattle
Hon
V. Gill
C. Gill
Fae
Gill
Bouillon
Windhey Cotena
Boui
Two Dead Found After Suspected Murder Suicide
In a room at a lodging house a man identified as Tucker and a Rankieman woman were found dead on the floor. The fire and fuse reports suggest an electrical accident, but investigators believe the woman killed Tucker and then committed suicide. Tucker had recently disappeared, with authorities noting he might have gone to Irondale to claim property.
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Tecker
Lrondale
Rankieman
Tucker
State indicts saloon keepers over loan-screen violations
Grand jury indicts saloon keepers for alleged violations of state law prohibiting screens in es loans. Special Prosecutor White recommends penalties of 81 and costs if accepted.
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Grand Jury
White
Fight for City Decency Aims to Elect Morality Orator
A sermon on Seattle's 1900s mayoral race urges voters to elect a leader who will enforce all laws and resist corruption. The speaker condemns saloons, brothels, and racetracks as threats to civilization, urging a man of clean speech and impartial law enforcement.
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Seattle
Pahould
Bouillon
Cleveland family solves meatless living amid strike
A Cleveland household faces a meat strike with no meat lard or gravy on the table. The workingman and his family of four adapt by seeking nourishing meatless meals and consulting newspapers cookbooks and almanacs to sustain their diet.
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Cleveland
United Press
Beef Trust
Bouillon Supporters to Meet in Seventh Ward
Bouillon supporters announce a meeting tonight at Odd Fellows hall on Pine near Broadway Sixth ward voters opposed to the Gill gang are urged to attend.
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Boullion Suppertere
Seventh Ward
Welock
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Pine At
Broadway
Gill Gang
Two Indicted Men Post Bond In Slot Machine Case
James Monagh and Frank G saloon keepers of Kanas kat were indicted by the grand jury on slot machine charges and filed bonds of 200 each in Judge Ronald's branch. They face arraignment this afternoon with 30 others indicted on similar charges.
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James Monagh
Frank G
Kanaskat
Ronald
War ads draw offers as Star readers respond
A Star readers note shows a man seeking a housekeeper found work through a Saturday Situation Want ad. The piece highlights how War ads in The Star prompt many responses from Seattle area readers and urges using the classified pages to buy sell or locate help, with rates listed.
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Star
Seattle
Weather Forecast Dims Rain Tonight
Rain tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures and brisk to high wind. Forecasters warn of unsettled skies and a cooling trend through the early week.
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Feewraeenew
Bouillon to Speak at Multiple City Meetings This Week
A series of confirmed talks by A. V. Bouillon are planned this week across Seattle areas including Mountain View Station Green Lake Blaine club Queen Anne Congregational church and Beacon Hill. Co speakers include Kitt Gould Ole Hanson Allan Hrant and HE Foster with further sessions set for Fremont Ballard and other venues.
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Ann
Ninth Ward Improvement Club
Rosat
Av. N. W
A.V. Bouillon
Mountain View Station
Green Lake
A. V. Bouilion
Kitt Gould
Ole Hanson
Bouillon
Blaine Club
Queen Anne Congregational Church
Seventh Ward
Beacon Hill
Madrona Hall
Allan Hrant
HE. Foster
Fremont
Ballard
Heroic Rescue From Track Tie Ends a Dark Robbery Plot
In Vicksburg on January 24, George Burdette a car tagger was bound to a railroad track by robbers using his belt necktie and shirt. As a train approached he cried for help and an old negro janitor arrived and dragged him free before the engine flashed by. The victim refused to reveal the combination to the robbers and was saved at the last moment.
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Vicksburg
Mies
George Purdette
Dette
Burdette
Green Lake Street Regrades Cut Costs on Contracts
City board finds a way to save on street regrades by splitting large tracts into small contracts. Under the aid system, work would cost about 46 cents per cable yard versus 22 cents under the new plan, totaling roughly $4,000 in savings for Green Lake district improvements.
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Board of
Lie Works
Elect
Green Lake Station
Green Lake
Sues for $30 000 After Wood Fell on Man
Three months after a heavy stick of wood fell on E. W. Warren a civil action seeks unspecified damages totaling thirty thousand dollars. The suit names Warren as plaintiff and cites injuries from the incident.
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E. W. Warren
Cement Worker Sues Portland Cement Co for 80000 Damages
A Skagit County cement worker filed suit against the Superior Portland Cement Co claiming permanent injuries and seeking 80000 in damages. The action details the injury and the defendant company in a civil case filed in county court.
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Superior Portland Cement Co
Skagit County
France and Mexico Make Love Treaty
Mexico City reports a new treaty between Mexico and France granting new citizens in Mexico immediate rights without the usual notice period. Mexican citizens in France will have marriage law parity with Mexico, and French citizens in France will be governed by French law while in Mexico.
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France
Mexico
Mexico City
Fake medical treatments exposed at Radium Hotel site
The Star reports ongoing probes into Fer-Don medical agency in the Radium Hotel building 321 Pike et al. Victims have scarce access to alleged cures. State medical board agents investigate reputations and have samples of medicines for analysis with prosecutions likely in days.
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Fer-Don Medical Agency
Pike Et
Star Daily
State Medical Board
Dahlmann Aims for Nebraska Governorship by Auto Tour
Omaha mayor John C. Dahlmann plans a state wide campaign in a red auto. He has filed for nomination with primaries in summer and a longer race if he secures the Democratic nomination. Dahlmann expects to travel about 100 miles daily, covering at least 15 000 miles in five months and deliver three speeches each day.
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Fy United Pree
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
John C. Dahlmann
Dahlmann
Why Not Boycott Meat in Seattle
The Star urges a citywide boycott of meat to protest high prices and the meat trusts. It argues workers and families suffer, calling for radical action led by labor unions, improvement clubs, and the Commercial Club as discussions begin.
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Seattle
Beef Trust
The
Star
Trusts
Cleveland
United States
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Wae
Improvement Clubs
Seattle Commercial Club
Homer Hill
Federated Improvement Clubs
Pig at Stamford dance sparks ballroom chase
A Stamford social-dance event ended in a comic scene after two young men led a pig into the ballroom. Guests jumped onto chairs as the animal scampered about before defused by onlookers. The incident disrupted the assembly for a short time and drew a crowd.
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United Press
Stamford
Conn
Fin
Prank Enjoyed by All as Ally Is Taken Outside
A playful prank involved capturing an ally and escorting them outside where the group enjoyed the moment. The lighthearted scene drew smiles from those present as the prank unfolded in the open air.
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Ally
Storm Warning From Vancouver Island To Pacific Coasts
Storm warnings issued for all Sound Straits and Oregon and Washington stations. The storm moves eastward from Vancouver Island bringing moderately high westerly winds today and tonight.
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Sound, Straits
Oregon
Washington
Vancouver Island
Maker's open endorsement for Bouillon over Gill
Seth C. Maker, not a Republican, declares he will vote for Bouillon to fight corporation influence. He lambasts Seattle Electric, Lighting, railroads, contractors, telephone firms, and other grafting interests, saying Bouillon will defend his economic welfare and resist political hypocrisy.
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Bouillon
Star
Public Service Corporation
Gill
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