Aims Slap at Gov Hay Over Capitol Job
Special Olympia report says Sen Sharp of Walla Walla urged penalties on officers who let an appropriation for a state building run short. The Capitol commission chaired by Gov Hay previously got 300000 for the Temple of Justice. 600000 more is now sought to finish. A concurrent resolution would bar further spending without a complete contract and bonds.
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Olympia
Capitol Commission
Sen. Sharpately
Walla Walla
Gov. Hay
Temple of Justice
Sen. Sharpstein
Hay
Shepard Gould honeymoon at guarded Hudson castle
Fin ley J. Shepard and former Miss Helen Gould spend their honeymoon in the Gould castle above the Hudson near Tarrytown guarded by private detectives. The Duc de Talleyrand praises the couple and comments on Taft.
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New York
Finley J. Shepard
Helen M. Gould
Gould Turreted
Hudson River
Tarrytown
Duc de Tallyrand
Anna Gould
Shepard-Gould
Helen Shepard
Tile Hudson
Williams and Earling Reach Summit at Rail Line
Henry R. Williams was elected vice president of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul. A. J. Earling becomes president with Barling as vice president. The two veterans rise after four decades of service on the Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound railroad. The line was completed in 1905 with Williams as president and Earling as general manager.
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Henry R. Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
New York
Ile
Beattie
H. B. Barking
A. J. Barling
Willlame
A. J. Earling
Farling
Williams
St. Paul Road
Earling
Williame
Barling
Willame
Saloon Damages Bill Advances in Salem Senate
The Oregon Senate passed a bill by Sen. Calkins making saloonkeepers liable for damages in civil actions by relatives of habitual drinkers. Another measure requires county courts to pay $1 a day to families of rock pile prisoners convicted of non support.
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United Press
Salem
Ore
Senate
Sen
Calkins
Rock Pile
Sued by girl as he gets married
Spokane telegram reports Wm J Harris, capitalist and real estate broker, who wed Rosemary Cunningham on Wednesday night, now faces a breach of promise suit by Lola Brickwell, formerly Lola Robinson. She seeks $25,000 as damages.
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United Press
Spokane
Wm. J. Harris
Rosemary Cunningham
Lola Brickwell
Mra
Lola Robinson
Snowbound logging slows Everett season output
In Everett on January 24, heavy mountain snow halted logging work and officials said season output would be curtailed. An advance of one dollar per 1 000 board feet is due February 15.
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Everett
Cure Rheumatism with Croxone Discovery
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for rheumatism by cleansing inactive kidneys and removing poisons from the blood. It claims rapid relief often within days, with a money back guarantee and availability at first class drug stores.
Knox Advises England Not to Worry on Trade
Secretary Knox tells Britain domestic coastwise trade will stay within the United States and foreign shipping tolls will not be raised to offset tolls forgone for American vessels. The note to the British foreign office replies to Sir Edward Grey’s protest and notes the Taft canal toll proclamation may not cover the dispute.
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Washington
England
Knoxn
British Foreign Office
Edw. Grey
Sir Edward
Taft
Factory Taboos Silk Stockings in Riverside Mills
Riverside New Jersey January 1924 workers at the Taubel hosiery mills, 1500 women and girls, are ordered to display ankles when leaving work after Mary Svabelick Wan discovered wearing ten pairs of stockings. The firm reports a loss of $20,090 in silk stockings to date as a result of stockings misappropriation.
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Riverside
N. J
Mary Svabelick
Taubel
Cordova Rebels Withdraw To Mexican Hills After Offer
Frederico Cordova commands about 600 rebels who retreat to mountains above Nacar Chico Bonora after federal authorities reject his peace proposal. He offers to surrender to garrison Sonora cities in exchange for amnesty for his men and provincial governorship for himself. The item also includes a stray cartoon caption from a London periodical about a boy and a golf ball.
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Douglas
Ariz
Frederico Cordova
Nacar Chico
Bonora
Cordova
Sonora
Chief and 18 Men Hurt in Major Hotel Fire
United Press reports Chief Archibald J. Eley is in serious condition at a Los Angeles hospital after leading 18 firefighters through a blaze that nearly leveled the Hotel Drennan on Main Street. Eley was injured by a turpentine explosion in the basement as the fire raged through downtown.
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Los Angeles
Mre
Archibald J. Eley
Drennan
Mainst
Eloy
Brazil Launches Its Mighty Dreadnought Rio de Janeiro
The Brazilian battleship Rio de Janeiro was launched yesterday from Elewick slips in Newcastle. The ship is described as the most powerful afloat and carries 14 15 inch guns and 20 5 inch guns.
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Newcastle
Bing
Prem
Rio de Janeiro
Elewick
Pain free tooth extraction method claim
An advertisement proclaims painless tooth removal without cocaine or injury. The method is presented as strictly the author’s own and absolutely harmless, promising relief for aching teeth with no pain.
Dentists Promise Personal Care and Reasonable Rates
A을 dentist advertises direct patient attention without intermediaries and guarantees results with fees designed to achieve the best in dentistry. Dr. L. D. Grant advertises services at 2045 Liberty Building at the corner of Third Ave and Union St opposite the post office.
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DR. L. D. Grant
Liberty Building
Cor
Third Ave
Union St
Boy Changes Mind Again in Miller Trial
AcomA June 24 United Press reports Peter Miller on trial for burglary after a four year fight to escape prison. The boy accomplice, Willits Taylor, testified he was tortured into lying but later recanted. He then repeated details of the Fisher home robberies in Beat tle in 1909 including the suitcase gun flashlight and tools and disposal of loot to a fence.
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United Press
ACOMA
Damagin
Peter Miller
Willits Taylor
Miller
Beattie
Fisher Home
Beattle
Roosevelt joins fight on Warren in Wyoming race
Theodore Roosevelt advised against re electing Senator Francis E Warren in Wyoming. He sent a telegram to Republican Er H Manson praising his stand for honest government. In California witnesses noted a mining location filed by D D McConnell and Joseph Ward with burrow names used.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Francis £. Warren
Rosevelt
Er. H. Manson
Warren
San Bernardino
Cal
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
D— Dedds
D. D. McConnell
Joseph Ward
Pale Faces and Remedies Prompt Unclear Ad Text
Fragmentary OCR reads damaged item about drugs and remedies under the Drugs Act. Mentions June trial, no relief found, address from Thon and Leb, and direct arcade blog. Entities and specifics are unreliable due to garbled source text.
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