City adopts commission form. seeks Santa Monica receiver
Los Angeles July 1 reports a court receiver may be appointed for Santa Monica after the city adopts a commission government. Officials would be ousted and new municipal officers could not be elected for six months under the change.
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Jurors Deadlock in Auburn Liquor Trial
The jury in Justice Gordon's court failed to reach a verdict after five hours in the trial of George Gleason of Auburn for selling liquor to a minor. Spectators alleged the chief witness Mason Page was coached by an Auburn resident in the courtroom.
Carkeek Urges Seattle Visit by Rivers and Harbors Panel
M. J. Carkeek of the Commercial Club asked Seattle be included on the rivers and harbors committee tour. He spoke before the port commission Wednesday urging the national House of Representatives panel to visit Seattle during its Pacific coast tour.
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National Chemical Association Convention in Seattle
The American Chemical Association plans its national convention in Seattle from August 30 to September 2. An estimated five hundred delegates from every industry touched by chemistry are expected to attend.
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Russians Halt Retreat in Galicia Form New Front
Petrograd reports Russians stop retreating in Galicia and form a fresh line along the Bug and Galician rivers. They prepare to engage Austro German forces in a decisive battle with enemy attempts repulsed and heavy losses recorded.
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Delhi Floats towed for Seattle drydock
Delhi the steamship that wrecked months ago was floated at high tide Sunday in Ketchikan Alaska. It is being towed by the steam tug Ella Rohiff and the cannery tender W T Muir for repair and eventual tow to Seattle for drydock.
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Seattle
Mayor Gill Vetoes Drain and Road Widening Bills
Mayor Gill vetoed two public works measures. One bill directed the board of public works to construct drains for the slide at 12th Ave West and West Garfield Street. The other bill would widen the upper roadway on 12th Ave West between West Blaine and West Garfield.
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Women pack courtroom at flag desecration trial
Civil war widows and wives of Spanish American War veterans fill the Mercer Island courtroom to hear Mrs. Ebien Raymond charged with desecrating the Stars and Stripes during Flag Day ceremonies. Judge Dykeman orders calm, warns punishment for disruption as Raymond allegedly hacked at Old Glory with a blade during the flag lowering. Raymond appeals from a prior justice court conviction.
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Concrete Fire Destroys Half The Business Section
A blaze in Concrete Washington destroys property valued around 50 000 and threatens Roy Hedrick who escaped in a nightgown after being trapped while asleep above the Concrete Drug store. The fire began about 11 30 PM and is believed to have started in the Concrete theatre.
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Driest Spot in Egypt Never Sees Rain
The driest region in Egypt lies between the Nile's two lower falls where rainfall has never been recorded. This arid area in the Nile delta region remains rainless.
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Nile
Seattle Ice Cream Leads In Neighborhood Sales
Ice Cream touted as healthful and delicious for kids with Cream of Quality Creams by Seattle Ice Cream, accessible through neighborhood druggists and confectioners. Marketed as the leading seller and widely available.
Bob and Ole to Meet in Court
Ole Hanson and Bob Hodge prepare for a superior court showdown over an alleged campaign note. Ole claims he lent money for the governor race and the note remains unpaid, while Bob disputes the allegations. The case was set for Thursday but could be delayed to Friday due to prior jury trials.
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Kla-How-Yah Fiesta At Everett Draws Yacht Entries
Everett, Washington reports growing excitement as the Kla-How-Yah fiesta starts Friday and runs through Sunday. Seattle Yacht Club enters a dozen sailboats and about six power boats for Saturday and Sunday aquatic events, while the Everett Yacht Club claims its fastest sailboat on the Sound, the Genevieve.
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Lister Dedicates Sunset Highway at Snoqualmie Pass
Gov Lister delivered the principal address at noon dedicating the Sunset highway across the mountains from the Snoqualmie pass. A large Seattle automobilist party accompanied the governor to the pass for the ceremony.
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