Former Mayor Ole Hanson Testifies Before Grand Jury
Ole Hanson, ex mayor, appeared at the King County grand jury investigating the citys purchase of street railway lines. He offered to testify and said public officials are honest. Hanson planned to leave for California that night and suggested his services to assist the jury. Rumors said Mayor Caldwell and Attorney Wilmon Tucker might be called next as the panel prepares its report.
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King County Grand
Malcolm Douglas
Hanson
California
Grand Jury
Caldwell
Wilmon Tucker
But He Didn't Care to Share His Property
Chicago January 26 Hamon Chris Manson sits disconsolate after an attempted intrusion tied to William Bross Lloyd a millionaire socialist with the Unist party The intruder Christianson faced a burglary charge after Lloyd introduced him to the police captain as a fellow communist
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Chicago
Hamon
Chris Manson
William Bross Lloyd
Fee
Unist Party
Lloyd
Christianson
Leego
Fatal Vancouver Fall Reveals False Identity
A man who registered as Roy Cunningham at the Empress hotel in Vancouver died after a drunken fall from five floors. The deceased was Daniel Joseph Griffin, a railroader with a murky past in Oregon. Police seek Griffin's companions to solve Cunningham’s robbery ties and the name switch.
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Empress Hotel
Roy Cunningham
Daniel Joseph Griffin
Oregon
Cunningham
San Francisco
Altho
Griffin
Deportation of 100 Japanese from Broome Australia
Following recent race riots in Broome, Western Australia, authorities deported 100 Japanese residents from the district. The group had entered the commonwealth illegally via Singapore. Officials warn of ongoing illicit immigration from East Indies routes into Australia.
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Broome
Commonwealth
Singapore
Australia
East Indies
Natives of Tierra del Fuego Exhibit Stone Throwing Skill
The Tierra del Fuego natives showcase a remarkable ability to throw stones with notable accuracy and force. Observers note the technique and physical prowess involved in their stone throwing tradition.
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Tierra del Fuego
Spring Will Soon Be Here and Auto Prices Rise
The note warns spring arrival will push up prices on most autos and used cars. It states used car prices will not be lower than today. The message emphasizes rising costs across vehicle markets.
How to Cut Baby Deaths Through Milk Consumption
Altken, president of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America, told a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that Seattle infant mortality is lower than many cities but could be improved with higher milk consumption. Fred Stimson noted progress of pure-bred breeding in the region.
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Dd. YD. Altken
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
State Development Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bianco
Seattle
Fred Stimson
Washington Holhstein-Friesian Association
Missing Relatives appeal from The Star aid column
The Star invites help to reunite missing relatives of readers and asks those who know the whereabouts of listed persons to report. Mrs. Mary Cooper seeks contact with her son Paul Janack, taken from a Seattle institution in 1908 by J. Brandon who reportedly has a ranch east of the mountains.
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Star
Mary Cooper
Everett Ave
Paul Janack
Seattle
J. Brandon
Hotel Appeals From Alterations Order
Arlington hotel announces intent to seek court relief from building department orders for extensive alterations.
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Building Department
Arlington Hotel
Armour's Star Sliced Bacon Sale
Packages of Armour's Star sliced bacon, 14 pounds each, offered at 29 cents per package or two packages for 57 cents.
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Armour’s
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