Poindexter Enters Seattle Posturing Against Party Regularity
Congressman Miles Poindexter speaks in Seattle denying party regularity charges and pledging independent action. He criticizes the Cannon era and Aldrich policy, defends his Alaska and conservation stances, and vows the fight will continue whether he is elected or not. He arrives Saturday night and returns to Tacoma for a speech.
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Republican Party
Miles Poindexter
John L. Wilson
Thomas Burke
Cannon
Congress
Peo
New York
Washington
Poindexter
Seattle
Tacoma
Crippen Mystery Deepens As Coroner Hears Evidence
The dismembered remains from 29 Hilldrop Crescent face possible grave as coroner adjourns inquest. Dr Marshall says no legal proof the body is Mrs Crippen or any female. Scotland Yard widens hunt for the missing wife amid murder suspicions and police scrutiny.
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London
Hilldrop Crescent
Hawley H. Crippen
Lalington
Marshall
Mr. Crippen
Crippen
Scotland Yard
Mre Crippen
Islington
Dr. Marshall
Dr. Pepper
United Press
Campaign Opens In Tacoma And King County Tour Planned
Will open his campaign tonight in Tacoma with a public demonstration at the Grand Opera house. He will speak in Pierce county through the week and begin a King county tour starting Monday visiting Auburn Renton Ballard Redwood City and other locales. A Bremerton meeting is also scheduled for a future night.
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Seattle
Grand Opera House
Tacoma
Pierce County
King County
Auburn
Renton
Ballard
Redmond
Bremerton
Earle quits affinity game to shield his mother
Ferdi nand Pinney Earle, famed for affinity work, announces retirement from the affinity business to spare his mother embarrassment after returning from Europe. He says he still enjoys the affinity game and recently sailed from Europe, where he sought partial custody of his son.
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United Press
New York
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Affinity
Europe
Earle
Cleveland
Grand Rapids Population Nears 113000
The census bureau reports Grand Rapids Michigan has a population of 112570, up from 1900 figures. The rise represents a modest percentage gain since the prior census.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Grand Rapids
Mich
Weather Outlook: Fair Tonight Through Tuesday
Fair conditions expected tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures and light northerly winds.
Woman on love and desire sparks vivid contrast
A sug- gestive line from the New York Press notes the thrill in sexual intimacy where pleasure rises from spontaneity over intent, framing a provocative view on romance and satisfaction between partners.
Seven Injured In Auto Collision At Tenth Ave
A early yesterday morning a crash at Tenth Ave North and Aloha injured seven people including W A Briggs and Mrs Briggs from 703 Columbia St. George Wallsworth and Helen Finnigan also suffered serious injuries while Henry Miyamoto the chauffeur survived with non serious bruises.
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Tenthay
Aloha
W. A. Briggs
Eilers
Columbia St
Della Briggs
George Wailsworth
Columbia At
Elizabeth Wallsworth
Helen Finnigan
Devils Lake
N. D
Allen Wallsworth
Henry Miyamoto
Howard F. McRae
13Th
Av. N
Briggs
George
Arrest of Chinaman Reveals $150000 Hoard of Wealth
Chin Kee, a Chinese laundry owner, was arrested in Bremerton on opium possession. Officers seized two heavy chests containing gold coins, certificates of deposit, and cash totaling at least $150,000. Attorney Daniel Landon will challenge the new personal use opium law as Kee awaits transfer to Seattle. Jonah was first to gain inside information.
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Chin Kee
Pacific Coast
Kitaap County
Kee
King County
United States
Hamer
Daniel Landon
Seattle
Landon
Bremerton
Mayor Gayo Bothwell Did Proper Thing
City Comptroller William J. Bothwell returned from New York after a conference with Mayor Gill over expenses and the refunding of old bonds. The mayor praised his trip and said the warrant issue was reviewed by the finance committee and closed. Bothwell stated he would report to the mayor and counsel before commenting publicly.
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Willam J. Bothwell
New York
Gill
Bothwell
Finance Committee
Seattle
Counel
Murder Reported After Altercation Over Honor
In Sacramento on a July morning Manuel Francis shot and killed Joe Duarte at a kitchen sink after a brief exchange. Francis surrendered to police and confessed claiming Duarte had been knocking him and trying to disrupt his home.
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Sacramento
Cal
Manuel Francis
Joe Duarte
Francis
Duarte
San Francisco Muni Street Railway Fight In Court
United Railroads filed suit in the federal circuit court to block San Francisco from issuing bonds and building Geary Street municipal street railway. The company holds franchises for most city lines and had opposed the project.
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San Francisco
Geary St
United Railroads Today
Federal Circuit
United Railroads
Masked Bandits Loot South End Saloon Raid
Two masked robbers attempted a break in at the Alaska bar then the Lighthouse saloon on First Street. They beat bartender John Niel and fled after Billy Woods fired from a nearby window. Thieves also took cigars, a pipe, and Patrolman Sheil’s coat, with no money seized.
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South End
John Niel
Lighthouse
Billy Woods
Alaska
Connecticut St
Dan Mahoney
Lighthouse Bar
Niel
Woods
Mahoney Cigar Store
Sheil
Daylight robbers loot Gill home for over a thousand in jewelry
Thieves entered J M Gill's home at 128 16th Ave N between 6 30 and 9 yesterday evening through a rear window and took more than 1000 dollars worth of jewelry including a solid gold 16 jewel watch and two ladies gold watches. Several other daylight thefts reported across Seattle as prowlers target houses while families are away. Police have no clues to the criminals who avoid city hangouts.
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J. M. Gill
16Th Av. N
Apne
Smullin
Barrett Jr
Louie Sears
Ferry Jv
West Seattle
Sears
C. E. Metzger
Hunter Boulevard
Julien Shay
19Th Ay. N
Edward P. Heiser
Madrona Hill
First Woman Files for Republican Primary In School Post
Mary Simmons, first woman to file for the Republican primary, seeks the post of county superintendent of schools. Incumbent Burrows expected to win renomination unopposed. Other filings include Tonkin, Hanna, Holbrook, Christensen, Main, Ronald, and Wright for various seats.
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Mary Simmons
Burrows
Miss Simmons
Madison St
Paul Holbrook
47Th
F. H. Tonkin
W. H. Hanna
Walter T. Christensen
Miss Mary Simmons
John F. Main
J. T. Ronald
Edgar J. Wright
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