Seattle Ice Strike Sparks Boycott and Unions Clash
Twenty six union ice workers are out, one returns. local firms refuse to sell fair ice while unions plan a boycott once a fair product appears. Key figures include Phil Gilham of Union Ice Co and Crane of Diamond Ice & Storage, with active involvement from the Icemen's Union and Manufacturers' Alliance.
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Fce
Joe
Western Central Labor Union
Cooks & Waiters
Phil Gilham
Union Ice Company
Daniel Finch Faces Bar Inquiry Amid Bankruptcy Case
A courtroom scene as Judge Hanford weighs Finch petition to reopen the Heckman and Haseen bankruptcy. Finch accuses four attorneys and bank officials of fraud and conspiracy, prompting a Bar Association vote exonerating the named lawyers and ordering a five member committee to probe Finch himself.
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R. 8. Jones
C. A. Reynolds
Finch
Eben Smith
The
Bar Association
Green
Hanford
Daniel E
Ame
Caae
Scandinavian- American Bank
American Bond Assurance Company
Even Smith
Will Play Ball for Charity at Recreation Park
The Majestics and the Rainiers, top Northwest amateur teams, meet in a championship game at Recreation Park on Saturday afternoon July 25. Proceeds go to the Florence Crittenden home. Both clubs boast fine records this season and will be out for a strong contest.
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The
Majestics
Rainiers
Northwest
Recreation Park
Florence Crittenden
Body identified in Lake Union drowning as Frank McGuire
The drowned man found in Lake Union Tuesday is identified as Frank McGuire, not Frank Hynes. The body was identified by a coroner, who says McGuire planned to start work for Brant Lumber that morning. He lived at 614 Lenora Street with a fellow lodger. his father is in Alaska and his mother in California. He was married with a wife and child in Minneapolis.
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Lake Union
Frank McGuire
Frank Hynes
McGuire
Crator
Brrant Lumber Company
McQuire
Bie Eieter
Lenora Street
Alaska
California
Minneapolis
Mardi Gras Queen Contest Sees Shifting Votes
Miss de Perdusin maintains the lead with 1827 votes as Miss Searles makes the biggest gain of 444 votes, followed by Miss Kozlowski with 244 and Miss Fenn with 39. The ongoing election promises an exciting finish as votes continue to pour in.
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Miss Searls
Violet Searles
Miss Kozlowski
Miss de Perdusin
Miss Fenn
Miss Searles
Eer Sosvere
Kozlowski
Searles
Cohen On Trial For Moonshine Manufacture In Court
Ishael Cohen facing trial in Judge Hanford's court for making moonshine whiskey. He was arrested tied to the River Park moonshine case. partner Fahey serves a ten month term and a $1000 fine. W. W. Pinkston filed insanity complaint against G. F. Patterson of 320 Queen Anne Avenue. Patterson to be examined by lunacy commission in superior court tomorrow morning.
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Ishael Cohen
Hanford
Cohen
River Park
Fahey
W. W. Pinkston
G. F. Patterson
Queen Anne Avenue
Patterson
Chicago Picnic Train Disaster Kills Several Children
Chicago on July 14 reports a collision between the Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train and a backing freight near Chicago Heights. Twenty-two picnicers died and seventy were seriously hurt. Names listed include Carl Stewart 17 and Lena Palmer 14 among the dead. many others severely injured or in danger.
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Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Hitself
Chicago Heights
Glenwood
Doremus Congregational Church
Thirty-first
Hintler Streets
Momence
En Leone
Carl, Stewart
Ellen Landers
Hipelus
Andrew Kramer
William H. Meyer
John Poduda
M Poduda
M Gerrainger
Gerringer
Walter Gerrringer
Carriage
Hope for a Settlement at Stock Yards Across Cities
Reports from Chicago St Louis Kansas City and Omaha note ongoing talks toward arbitration after a day of quiet operations. Strikers led by Donnelly keep away from yards while plants run with limited imported help and reduced force.
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Chicago
Auch
Donnelly
Kansas City
Armour
Swift Companies
Hunter Huntley Body Found in Columbia River Near Bonneville
The body of Herbert B. Huntley a Seattle attorney disappeared from a Portland sanitarium was found in the Columbia River near Bonneville. Huntley had attempted suicide on July 4 and escaped the Mount Tabor Sanitarium days earlier prompting a lengthy search.
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Huntley
Portland
Mount Tabor
Men On Trial For Burglary In City Court
Thomas Fay Joseph ONeill and Clyde Brownfield faced burglary charges in Justice Gordon's court. Fay and ONeill allegedly robbed John Hoyle’s butcher shop on Fourth Avenue West between Sixty fourth and sixty fifth streets. Brownfield is charged with robbing F Baker’s shop at 631 Hartlake Avenue. Detectives cite meat scales and knives found at arrest as sufficient evidence for a 20 year penitentiary term.
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Thomas Fay
Joseph O'Neill
Clyde Brownfield
Identified at Last Harold Burke Found Drowned
The corpse pulled from Lake Washington is Harold Burke a state university student and Heta Theta Pi member whose parents live in Tacoma His belongings a letter to him and one to his fraternity were found near Lawyer's Point Union Bay The coroner confirms the identification with dental evidence Warman's body remains missing and Everett reports Burke engaged to Miss Beneie Jaxtheimer Dynamite search of the shoreline has been unsuccessful The Alaska Commercial Company's steamer Portland sails to Valdez tomorrow night
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Lake Washington
Harold Burke
Tacoma
The
State University
Heta Theta Pi
Jotn Kelly
Kilbourne-Clarke Company
Kelly
Lawyer's Point
University Boat House
Union Bay
Mr. Kelly
Fraternity
Young Burke
Routh Street
Burke
Everett
Beneie Jaxtheimer
University
Hoye Sayes
Seattle Tennis Club championship opens amid favorable weather
The annual championship tournament at the Seattle Tennis Club opened with bright conditions and crowds. Notable results include Tyler defeating Paschall 6 0 6 3 in a top match, Ballinger and Smith winning mixed doubles, and Russell prevailing in men s singles. Tomorrow’s play was postponed due to threatening weather.
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Seattle
Nathaniel Paschall
Joe Tyler
Tyler
Jack Ballinger
Ballinger
Mis Smith
Miss Weistling
S. L. Russell
G. Shannon
Rain Maker Delivers Light Show Over City
A distorted weather report claims Salisbury’s rain breaks drought as Seattle tennis players receive light showers to aid a tournament. Citizens praise the mysterious weather manager atop a New York block while locals debate the oddly theatrical forecast and its effect on outdoor plans.
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Salisbury
Seattle
New York
Kanenas
Trial Trip to Test Stealing Gear for Alaska Steamship
A trial trip will be made this evening to test the stealing gear of the Alaska Steamship Company's new differencn. Present will be officers of the Alaska Steamship Company and local marine inspectors from Hulle and Bollers.
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Alaska Steamship Company
Alaska Steamontopany
Hulle and Bollers
Spokane arrest of Hearmouth for Missoula trial
George Wil l allegedly captured in Spokane today for alleged train hee ner Hearmouth Mont. He faces transfer to Missoula Montana for trial.
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Spokane
Geo. Will
Hearmouth, Mont
Missoula
Mont
Child bitten by rattlesnake risks leg near Asbotin
The 10-year-old son of Charles Riggle was bitten by a rattlesnake near Asbotin Wa yesterday and may lose a leg. In Ritzville Wa Monroe Fox, 10, son of Mia, Ed N Carrico, ran away July 6 with his clothes and has not been found. Clerk Skinner seeks 20,000 damages from Seattle Electric Co for injuries after being thrown from a Lake Union car platform.
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Asbotin
Waeh
Charles Riggle
Ritzville
Monroe Fox
Mia
Ed N. Carrico
Skinner
Seattle Electric Company
Lake Union
Annie Hansen Released After Theft Case
Annie Hanson the girl who attempted suicide by taking poison after being charged with theft was released yesterday afternoon on Detective Adams's recommendation. Her mother arrived to take her home to Tacoma, and the girl promised to reform. The clothing thief chose not to press charges.
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Annie Hanson
Jail helper Bebree released after jail break effort
Hr Bebree, trusted jail servant at the county jail, who aided in preventing an escape by Allison and confederates, was released today by Judge Bell on Sheriff Cudthee’s petition. Sebree was serving a year for assault and battery, sentenced last December.
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Bebree
Allison
Bell
Cudthee
Sebree
Chinese woman granted writ of habeas corpus
A Chinese woman arrested yesterday for embezzlement was granted a writ of habeas corpus this morning. The hearing is set before Judge Griffin at 10:50 tomorrow.
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Lay Sen
Griffin
Resistance Halts Japanese Advance Reported
Beripps News Ass'n reports heavy firing to the southeast day and night as residents resist the Japanese advance. Dispatches from St Petersburg note Japanese forces moving toward Taichi Kiao, then returning to Kai Chow, with Gen Sakharoff stating an advance on Tasshikioa and the occupation of Kasshigou.
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Newchwang
RT. Petersburg
Taichi Kiao
Kai Chow
Petersburg
Sakharoff
Tashhikioa
Kasshigou
Big Run of Fish Lets Skagit River Fishermen Celebrate
Skagit river reports a huge run of Tyee salmon with thousands of fish ascending the river last week and early this week. The Elwood docked 1600 salmon weighing about fifty pounds each destined for the San Juan Fish Company. Fishermen cheerful yet overwhelmed by heavy catches and many boats swamped by piled fish.
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Skagit River
Fiest
Elwood
McDonald Steamship Company
San Juan Fish Company
Purser Connell
The
Mr. Connell
Tragic North Pacific Foreman John Carmody Killed In Accident
John Carmody engine foreman for the Northern Pacific at Argo died after tripping on a surveyor stake and being run over by a moving switch engine. He was about 60, lived in South Park, and left a wife and child. He died at Seattle General Hospital after the 4 AM incident.
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Northern Pacific
Argo
Seattle General Hospital
Carmody
South Park
Habeas corpus sought in July trial of Harris
W. H. Harris seeks a writ of habeas corpus arguing the July trial used a June drawn jury. Judge Bell will hear the motion Monday morning. Harris and James Wilson were tried for living with a fallen woman in Judge Tallman's court.
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W. H. Harris
Bell
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Chippeck Fish Company
Engineers
Independent Ice Company
Herman Pohle
Icemen’s Union
Crane
Diamond Ice & Storage Company
Manufacturers’ Alliance
Icemen's Union
C. BE. Williames
Slster
Citheens’ Alliance of
Colorado
Seattle Ice Company
Star
National Manufacturers’ Association
Daniel
Ando
Nellie Tigag
Will Mlizabeth Healy
C.K Ecklund
Qastafeen
Duffy
Berione News Aas'n
ST. Louis, Mo
Allie
Omaha, Neb
Packers
Strikers
OT Huntley
Attle
Columbia River
Ore
Attor
Ney Herbert B. Huntley
Columbia
Bonneville
Brownfield
Lake Wash
Ington
Harold
Alaska Commercial Company
Valdex
Annie Hansen
Beripps News Ass'n
John Carmody
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