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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
2
A may 1 day report notes that the four powers Germany England France and Italy could avert war between Greece and Turkey by guiding Crete’s administration as their troops withdraw this month. Private dispatches from Constantinople Athens and Danes are cited as indicating the powers are the island’s last hope to prevent clashes.
Ole Oleson seeks a lively young country girl to share life and $2,500. He describes himself as comely and industrious, asks for a correspondent of blue eyes and cheerful temperament, and offers to repay a latent photo if requested. He lists his address at 815 Pair View Ave NT.
Millard T. Hartson of Spokane will succeed Dr Crocker as internal revenue collector on September 1. Hartson has eight years as Spokane postmaster, is married with two sons, and notes the district covers Washington and Alaska. If a proposed corporate tax becomes law, duties will increase for about 20 staff including three field deputies.
Portland July 16 former Behwareschild Mule berger cashier Marry BK Mogers is sought on a $1,900 theft warrant. His alleged affair with a woman drove his wife to fear for his disappearance. A letter to Agnes Congton East Lake City reached Denver then returned, giving a clue to his movements as police seek his arrest.
A theatre party at Grand Opera House honored R H De Witt and his wife of Yreka California. California building exhibitors hosted the event after DeWitte led the Slaklyou county exhibit at the exposition. About thirty friends attended with Ferris Harman adding jokes at DeWitte’s expense. F Hooper of Siskiyou county will replace DeWitte in the California building.
A late year collision involving Queen Anne car No. 629 and an express wagon driven by J. G. Fletcher and passenger James Callahan injured two people. The auto struck the wagon and a street car struck the tangled vehicles. both victims were taken to Pacific hospital with minor wounds. No other injuries were reported.
The mother of Frances W. Cagh expresses heartfelt gratitude to the police, friends, and community of Wasne for their sympathy and kindness after the tragic coma incident. Elizabeth N. Cubbman extends thanks on behalf of herself and family.
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