International Baptist Young People's Union Opens in Detroit
About 10 000 gathered at the Light Guard armory for the International convention opening in Detroit. National President John H M Chapman led the session with a call to spiritual quickening and missionary activity through Baptist groups in America.
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Detroit
International Convention of the
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Light Guard
Socretien
John HM. Chapman
Chicago
Maybury
Charlies R. Henderson
University of Chicago
Board of Managers
Society
Custody Granted To Father In Halleron Case
Superior Judge Griffin ruled the Halleron children would remain with their father John Halleron pending further evidence of support. Other cases noted include Max Johnson suing Northeastern Stuct Co in federal court after alleged wrongful discharge, and the steamer Portland's minor stem damage repaired at Eagle Harbor.
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Halleron
Griffin
John Halleron
Max Johnson
Northeastern Stuct Company
Johnson
Portland
Bering Sea
Hall Broa
Eagle Harbor
Alice Jordanson
Mathieson Station
Sheriff's Office
Jack Wiliams
Brown
Sacramento
Burke Building
Stimson Mill Company
Ballard
Salmon Russell
John Street
Washington State Pharmaceutical Association
Queen
James Wilson
Hoengenberg
First Avenue
Seneca Street
Carson Crawford
Chris Schied
Mens Boys
Valencia
Nome
Isebelian Hooper
Robert Cooper
Alleged Check Swindler Nabbed in Yesler Way Case
Poward Bernard claiming to represent a well known life insurance firm was arrested by City Detective Kasson for passing bogus checks. He lived at the Rainier Grand hotel when taken, and is alleged to have passed several bad checks at the Bohemian saloon on Yesler Way.
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Poward Bernard
Kasson
Bernard
Rainier Grand Hotel
Hernard
Yesler Way
Opening Quarries Near Port Angeles to Ship Stone
The Port Angeles Stone company moves to open quarries on 40 acres about two and a half miles south of Port Angeles. Ledge sandstone from foothills of the Olympic mountains will be shipped after tests show strong compression for building use. Officers include Thomas Heath as president William Harnett as vice president A J Burroughs secretary treasurer and R E Ferree counsel all based in Seattle.
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Port Angeles
Port Ano
Olympic Mountains
Navy Yard
Thomas Heath
William Harnett
A. J. Burroughs
R. E. Ferree
Seattle
Victoria Firm Wins Bid for Algoa Repairs
The Victoria Machinery depot won the bid for repairing the steamship Algoa after it ran aground at Point Henna. The project, valued near $100,000, includes hull repairs and $10,000 to $13,000 for pentom machinery. If towed from San Francisco to Victoria, a 200-man crew would commence drydock work at Esquimalt, lasting three to four months.
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Victoria
Victoria Machinery Depot
Algoa
Point Henna
Borden
Union Iron Works
San Francisco
Mequimalt
Pentom
Victoria Machinery Company
Public Fountains To Be Installed In City
Street Superintendent Walters reports concrete foundations are nearly finished for two cast iron drinking fountains purchased by the city. Each four feet high and about 600 pounds, they will need substantial bases. One unit goes at Pioneer Square near the totem pole at Fleet Avenue and Denny Way, Broadway and Pike Street, and Main Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues. The second fountain will be placed in the manufacturing district.
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Walters
Pioneer Square
Totem Pole
Fieet Avenue
Dennyway
Broadway
Pike Street
Main Street
Ninth
Tenth Avenues
Rainier Valley Approves Big Sewer System Plan
City council on Tuesday night passed a resolution to construct a proposed large sewer system in Rainier Valley. The project is estimated to cost around $100,000 though the board of works has not yet published a formal estimate.
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Rainier Valley
Board of Works
Rainier Avenue extension plan to Bayview and rail tunnel link
The proposal outlines a street extension along Rainier Avenue from Dearborn to Bayview, linking with the south tunnel. It would extend branches into surrounding streets and assess the broader district east of Broadway and Twelfth Avenue south and west of Twentieth Avenue south and north of Hayview Street.
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Rainier Avenue
Dearborn
Bayview Streets
Broadway
Twelfth Avenue
Twentieth Avenue
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Hayview Street
Mead Opens Spokane Campaign With Talks by McGraw Wilson Jones
A. E. Mead Republican nominee for governor opened his state campaign in Spokane with an address at Bike Ball. He was preceded by ex Governor John H. McGraw former Senator John L. Wilson and Congressman Wesley Jones and other speakers who gave short remarks.
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Spokane
A. EK Mead
John H. McGraw
John L. Wilson
Seattle
Wesley K. Jones
Wisconsin Golf Association Opens Annual Tournament
Telegraphed briefs from Kenosha as the Wisconsin Golf Association begins its annual tournament on the local links with teams and individual players from Madison LaCrosse Milwaukee Oshkosh and other major cities in attendance. The event runs through the end of the week and showcases top state talent.
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Kenosha
Win
Wisconsin Golf Association
Madison
LaCrosse
Milwaukee
Oshkoeh
J Jerome Hays Dies After Illness in Seattle
Y Jerome Hays a prominent Seattle real estate man died at his home 322 Marion street last evening of paralysis. He was 53, unmarried, and came to Seattle in 1891. He fell ill at Madison park on June 28 and rapidly declined. His mother and sister live in Indiana, with brothers Mead Hays of Marton Indiana Charles Hays of Portland and W F Hays an attorney in this city.
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Y. Jerome Hays
Marion Street
Hays
Madison Park
Haya
Seattle
Indiana
Mead Hays
Marton Indiana
Charles Hays
Portland
W. F. Hays
Miss Searles Enters Race as Fourth Candidate
Violet Searles of Bea Marche cloak department has entered the race for queen of the Mardi Gras. Her entry makes four candidates in the field.
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Violet Searles
Bea Marche
Miss Searles
Concert series adds Wednesday evenings at Madison Park
The band concerts will run every Wednesday evening after July 13 at Madison Park in addition to the regular Sunday afternoon and evening concerts.
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Madison Park
Manette man leaves Washington for Nebraska roots
J W Matson a Dunkard minister from Manette Washington, driven by homesickness for Nebraska wheat and corn, left home last Saturday. He bought a rocket and headed for Beattie to buy horseshoe nails, then telegraphed from Missoula and Billings confirming travel. His wife suffered a nervous prostration and Seattle police traced his movements.
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Manette
Wash
Nebraska
J. W. Mateon
Dunkard
Missoula
Matson
Beattie
Sieter
Billings
Montitie
President eliminates parts of Bitter Root reserve
The forest reserve office announces a presidential proclamation removing certain tracts from the Bitter Root reserve. The lands include Bik City and Buffalo Hump mining camps, welcomed by miners and settlers who long sought release from the reserve.
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Koobkia
Idaho
Forest Reserve Office
United States
Bitter Root
Bik City
Buffalo Hump
Providence mine sold to Hoeton firm for 150000
Davenport Washington July 1 reports C C May A W Turnile and F it Luce sell a controlling stake in the Providence mine Cedar canyon to the Maeughton Thureton company Hoeton for 150000 cash. The mine in the Deer Trail camp has yielded over 90000 in ore in sixteen months with high silver content averaging 200 ounces per ton in recent shipments. Preparations are planned to mine deeper than ever.
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Davenport
Wash
A. W. Turnile
F. It Luce
Providence
Cedar Canyon
Maeughton-Thureton Company
Hoeton
Deer Trail Camp
Concontilly Pupil Wins $100 Prize for William Clark Study
A seventh grade student from Concon tilly has been declared winner of a $100 prize offered by Congressman Francia W. Cushman. The prize honors essays on the lives and achievements of William Clark and Merriwether Lewis.
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Concontilly
Wate Board of Education
Francia W. Cushman
William Clark
Merriwether Lowis
Local Couple Warton Schrench and Misa Hartley Wed in Nebraska
Moscow Idaho July 7 reports cementman Warton Schrench of Idaho and Misa Winnifred Hartley a former school teacher in Bolae tied the knot Thursday at the bride's sister home in Norfolk Nebraska. The ceremony was performed by Rev J P Wells of Trinity Episcopal Church and the couple departed immediately for Moscow Idaho.
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Moscow
Idaho
Warton Schrench
Misa Winnifred Hartley
Bolae
Norfolk
Neb
Rey, J
Watlls
Trinity Episcopal Church
Socialist party nominating convention in Moscow
Moscow Idaho hosts the Socialist party of Latah county main convention at the club house on Saturday July 9 to nominate a full county ticket and address other business.
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Moscow
Idaho
Socialist Party of
Latah County
Morcow lightning survivor quit hospital to go home
John Quindet, struck by lightning in an Idaho electric storm, has recovered sufficiently to be sent home. The physician described initial unconsciousness and left arterial blood absence with normal right-side circulation. Mrs. Lindal Smith also injured, escaped more serious harm and is recovering from arm and eye pains.
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Morcow
Idaho
John Quindet
Quindet
Lindal Smith
Mrs. Smith
Court Vacation Ahead for Five Superior Courts
By week’s end three of the five superior courts will close for summer. Judge Albertson adjourned to August 1. Judge Tallman closes the criminal court until September 1 with limited August matter hearings. Judge Morris adjourns to September 1 and Judge Griffin handles civil business through August 1. Judge Bell may adjourn to September after a few extra days.
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Albertson
Tallman
Morris
Griffin
Bell
Both Sides Win In Chilkat Mining Accounting Case
Superior Judge Bell ruled for an accounting of all stock sold by former agent Foss. Foss was found to legally hold 50,000 shares, which the Chilkat Geld and Copper Mining Company seeks to recover.
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Equinent GO. N. Foss
Ihe Financial Agent
Bell
Foss
Poss
Curly Judd Arrested by City Detectives
Curly Judd, described as a confidence man, was arrested by City Detectives Wappenstein and Easson. He faces a suspended sentence of 30 days and a $100 fine, which he must serve.
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Curly” Judd
Wappenstein
Easson
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E. E. Caine
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Piret
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Memibes Sound
Frank
Hunter
Ohio
BY. P.A
Olney
Port Angeles Stone Company
MEAD
National Young People’s Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Ithaca
N. Y
American P Allological Association
Cornell University
Springfield
The
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Grand Porks
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Grand Forks
Scandinavian Singers’ Association
J. Jerome Hays
Awa
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the Star
Ellen Nickell
Conconally, Wash
Little Mies
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Pind
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TROUT
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Pike
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Fifth Ave
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Main
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