Cherry Day Celebrations At A Y P Expo Featured Cherry Dishes
Oregon, Washington and Utah hosted at the A Y P exposition as Skagit County marks Cherry Day with a noon parade a New York Building luncheon and decorations. Prof H French of the University of Idaho led discussions while state and county buildings distributed cherries to visitors with hundreds of boxes consumed.
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Maho
Utah
Washington
Skagit County
Ruscheon
New York
H. French
University of Idaho
Diamond thief caught in Frisco after terrier clue
San Jose police claim Hilderand, a suspected late 19th century thief, confessed to diamond thefts in Frisco and to stealing jewelry at a Hotel Fendome dance. A terrier sighting connected to the robberies aided his capture and led to arrest.
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Dy United Press
San Jose
Cal
Frank Bikierane
Berny Diamond
Fendome
Hilderand
Terrier
Elwass
Bideran
Police
Aquatic Indians to Harpoon Whale at Expo Show
The Aquatic Indians will feature a 45 foot sea creature in a Lake Union setting as Indian canoes chase and harpoon it. The display opens Saturday at the Pay Streak Hat Ro P expo. The Inland group will present aquatic sports including canoe racing and an automatic whale.
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Lake Union
Inland
Suidad
Lamberton
U. S
Fireworks King Pushes Safer Fourth of July Plan
Henry J. Pain the Fireworks King argues for a sane Fourth of July with bans on giant crackers and concussion devices. He urges allowing private displays, restricting loose powder, and endorsing safer Chinese firecrackers for children while noting the economic role of manufacturers and workers.
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Daily Star
Henry J. Pain
Pain Fireworks Co
Ctien
Cleveland
le Mpt
United States
America
Hotel Clerks Form City Greeters Club
City hotel clerks organized a greeters club with about 60 members. Officers include Jules G Wright president A McIntosh vice president Harry Chetlain treasurer C R Maybury secretary Hert Grey chairman of the executive committee. Pred Schmidt received the limit 100 fine and 30 days in jail for carrying concealed weapons.
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Jules G. Wright
Sorrento
A. McIntosh
Harker Hotel
Harry Chetlain
Lincoln
C. RL. Maybury
Northwest
Hert Grey
Hotel Savoy
Pred Schmidt
Arsanal
Justice FC Brown
Aerial Globe Act Delights Crowds At A Y P Exhibit
Goldies aerial globe act opens next Monday at the foot of the Pay Btreak during the A Y P exposition. The performer encased in a globe slides from a chute and bursts into Lake Union, creating a sensational spectacle. The A Y P commissioners win approval to spend 10 000 on courtesies and entertainment for A Y P notables.
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Goldie
Lake Union
Olympia
Houses
Messina Earthquakes Shake City Again
Messina Italy July 1 two severe earthquake shocks toppled standing wreckage and wrecked shelter houses built after the earlier tremor. Thousands fled the city as debris caused injuries though none are reported dead. The two shocks lasted about ten seconds.
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Messina
Italy
Save the Life of Wife Fails in Transfusion Trap
New York July. Herman Twitcbert pleads to save his wife Mra Helebert after a fall leaves her with internal hemorrhage. Doctors perform a blood transfusion by tying his arm to hers but the effort ends as Mrs Helebert dies, leaving four children motherless.
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New York
le Herman Twitcbert
Herolam
Nik
Mra. Tetebert
Alphert
Helebert
State News Highlights From Olympia to Spokane and Beyond
Olympia appoints Tay hae ap to C M Hiniser in place of L C Janeck as term expires. Spokane reports a fire destroying Washington Monumental Works on Walnut with estimated damage around 80 000. spark from Northern Paw Rifle engine started blaze. Winlock Mertrand shot at Little Falls, died at St Helen hospital. murder charge likely against Alex Dean. Olympia finance board buys bonds for school districts 4 26 68 as permanent fund investment. Olympia Supreme Court affirms 250 recovery for Josephine Meva vs Pfiester restaurant Spokane. Hoquiam Johnny Shale shot iver Upped gee. fur value about 220. Spokane A C Jones sues Flora Hell tmmell mother-in-law for 26000. Sumner Williams Johnson dies father in law of Paulhamus. Belllingham carnival ends. marrying preacher dies in Pueblo.
Hinchinbrooke Lighthouse Work Nears Completion
Work on Cape Hinchinbrooke lighthouse in Prince William Sound progresses steadily with Standard Building of Seattle stating completion before year end. After an initial setback when the Jeanie failed to deliver material to the site, all material was moved inland and used, assuring the $87,000 contract will be kept within budget. The project remains crucial for safe northern navigation and nighttime passage into the Sound.
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Cape Hinchinbrooke
Prince William Sound
Standard Building Company of
Seattle
Jeanie
English Bay
H. Walkington
Standard Building Company
Prince William Eound
Chas, Kauffman
A. Abt
Garson-Meyer
Robber Squares Himself With Hig Victim Yeokas of Creowes
A damaged 19th century style report describes a robber encounter involving Yeokas of Creowes, now in Everett. The incident centers on a large purse containing Jung Yeokan and related vagaries, with local authorities unsettled by the bold theft and subsequent pursuit.
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Creohwes
Gout Yookus
Grooliwke
Greene
Everett
Beatile
Sone
First American Congress of Hand Bunding at Fair Grounds
Good Roads advocates from across the United States gather at the Good Way Building on the AeVoP expanision grounds for a multi day program. Delegates visit the fair Sunday then attend sessions Monday through Wednesday with experts addressing on good road construction.
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Aevop
United
Committee of
Good Road Enthusiaete
Camp 25,000 for Widows Reported in Probate
News briefs from multiple cities note Caleb J. Camp former Connecticut Western Railway president left 25 000 to aid widows and unmarried women. California Supreme Court orders William Bradbury jailed a year for perjury.
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Conn
Caleb J. Camp
Connecticut Westurn Railway
Ban Francisco
Supreme Court of California
Wiliam Bradbury
Sacramento bridge project eyed by city officials
Fragmentary text reports a plan to build a new bridge in Sacramento with officials considering a $20,000 project value. Mentions include local names and a proposed development under city supervision, but details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Little Falla
Alex Dean
St. Helen's Hospital
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Chehalie County
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Whatcom County
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Pfiester
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Iver
A. C. Jones
Aguinst Mra
Flora Hell Tmmell
Hie
Mother Iniaw
Sumner
William N. Johnson
W. H. Paulhamus
Bellingham
Rene Curnival
Pueblo
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Parry Thomas
Hinchinbrooke
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Henderson
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