Jones Playing Both Ends Against the Middle
Olympia Jan 29. Local option fights loom as U S senators weigh positions. Senator Jones tilts toward option law while anti saloon league factions dispute his stance and prompt political maneuvering around Senator Piles. Royal Arch pressure looms regardless of his public stance.
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Jones
G. T. J. Dillon
Olympia
United States
Waten
anti-Saloon League
Tolla
Anti Saloon League
Senator Jones
Senator Ones
Senator Piles
Ant Saloon League
Royal Arch
antiSaloon League
Appointments Made by Gov Cosgrove in Olympia
Gov Cosgrove announces appointments to state boards and offices including RE. Girham of Seattle to the board of control and Col. A B Cagwin of Kelso to the state tax committee. Heath officials kept in place include Dr John M Semple and A P Calhoun, with tasks to fill remaining posts before departure.
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Olympia
AV. P. Cosgrove
RE. Girham
Seattle
Board of Control
Matt L. Piles
Howard Cosgrove
Col
A. B Cagwin
Tacoma
Cosgrove
John M. Semple
Rastern Washington Hospital
Medical Lake
A. P. Calhouwn
Western Washington Hospital
St Steilacoom
George W. Tibbetts
Orting
Mobundro
Kees
Office Seekers Fill Olympia For Governor Appointments
Olympia is crowded with hopefuls as Governor Cosgrove’s influence Shape appointments. Legislators debate new judges bailing officials and the need for regional posts. Pierce and Spokane show strong chances. others face party division and uncertainty over who will be named. A notable applicant claimed success but remains unofficial. A Knabe piano listed in Johnston’s clearance sale.
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T. J. Dillon
Olympia
Cosgrove
King
Pierce
Spokane
Cowl
Chehalis
Ernor Hay
Hay
Millmen Protest Salmon Bay Canal Lock Location
Millmen of Ballard protest locating the Lake Washington canal lock at Salmon Bay entrance. They urge moving the lock to Rows, arguing Salmon Bay would flood properties valued over a million dollars. An alternative proposes Roses and dredging Baimon Bay.
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Ballard
Lake Washington Canal
Salmon Bay
Roses
Baimon Bay
Ground secured for Seattle Women's Trade School grounds
M F Jones offered Ravenna site for the school and will donate an additional tract for recreation grounds while granting the right to sell the original land after five years. The land is valued at 3 000 dollars. The Delaura yacht of Lt Gov Dunsmuir of British Columbia arrived with Mia Dunsmuir and guests for a brief port visit.
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M. F. Jones
Ravenna
Seattle Women's Trade School For
Tan
James Dunemuir
British Columbia
Mia. Dunsmuir
Delaura
Sound
Clyde
Dora Steamer Adds Fortnightly Mail Service
Alaska camship announces the wallite steamer Dora will offer fortnightly mail service between Seward and outlying points, changing the prior monthly connection to the fifth day each month. Johnston's Clearance Sale advertises a Kimball piano valued at 556 dollars for 294 dollars as bands promote tomorrow evening.
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Johnston
Office Department
Alaska Camship Company
Dora
Bod
Pointe
Seward
Portland
Kodiak
Kimball
Fragmented OCR item yields vague hotel note
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a hotel and charges but provides no solid names, dates, places, or outcomes. The readable text is too damaged to determine a concrete event or subject for a full card.
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D. &. Johnston CO
Night
Redelsheimer
First Av
Corner
Columbia St
Music
Kohler & Chase
C. H. Rose
Second Avenue
Daniel Breking
Western Ave
Shafer Shoe Store
Shafer
Arcade
University Street
Een
Vici
University St
the Shafer Shoe Store
First Avenue—Arcade
The
Second
Cohan Y Senaieaas
Steven Millions
Moore Theatre
Unday Anene
Senate
John Cort
Smith & Paglander
Wettner
Uccess
Lois Theatre
Sunset, Main
Mat Bat
Gloria
Russell & Drew
Mare
Jane Byre
Gaston & Green
Wile & Ste the
Amoros Slata
Claudius
Acariet Armetrong
Star Popular Vaunavills
Dumonts
Thomas Keogh
Golden Guintet
Brown and Dogs
Raymon
Goff Phillips
Sevens
Halle Fourth
Panama
Washington Stores
Becond Ave & University
Fisher
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