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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1905

Page

8

Red tape and loafing in Washington departments spark reform debate

Gilson Gardner recalls Roosevelt's push against red tape as clerks and petty officials delay government work. Stories of clock stamps, newspaper reading, and loafing by women clerks highlight bureaucratic inefficiency. The piece argues breaking red tape could outdo antitrust actions in impact. A Tacoma burglary confession and a Fourth of July rail promo also appear.

Gilson Gardner Seattle Star Washington D. C Roosevelt Inington Sec Navy Congress Odda Secretary of the Interior General Land Office Interior Department Commissioner of the Land Office Jas. Tawney

Kellog Warns on Fire Safety Before Fourth of July

Kellog issues guidelines to residents for the fire-crasher period. Keep moss on old roofs from igniting, ensure private fire apparatus is ready, attach small hoses, and fill pails and barrels with water. Remove rubbish from sidewalks and roofs, wet sidewalks, and cover openings to reduce fire risk.

Thieves Loot Sloop at Schwabacher's Dock

Charley Frank reports the theft of his sloop at Schwabacher's dock on a Friday night into Saturday morning. Thieves caused police trouble by ringing the headquarters telephones with complaints while making off with $8 in cash.

Victima Charley Frank Schwabacher's Dock Funston London

Burglary and Theft Report From Local Streets

The Diamond Lee Company reports a horse and buggy stolen from Wilbur's cafe on Second Street. a trunk from Union depot to the steamer Seward vanished after express delivery. Robert Toole's trunk did not reach its destination. W R Clements' room at Mikado House lost trousers. James May reports a $200 diamond ring from 1016 Fourth. Police follow up as Sunday reports promised.

Diamond Lee Company Wilbur Robert Toole Union Depot Seward Toole W. R. Clements Mikado House James May

Health and Pleasure Alki Natatorium Under One Roof

The Alki Natatorium offers a warm comfortable indoor facility for health and leisure activities, all housed under a protective roof. The space promises a welcoming environment for visitors seeking recreation and wellness.

Alki Natatorium

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