Strikers Seek Terms in Kenosha Tannery Clash
Kenosha Wis July 22 An all day conference sought to settle rioting tensions between three thousand Allen Tannery workers and officials. Negotiations failed with strikers demanding release of arrested colleagues wage gains owed pay medical costs and improved conditions. A later mass meeting backed a 50 cent raise but insisted on back pay and rights to continue the strike.
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Delted Press
Kenosha
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Allen Tannery
Tannery Company
Dlala
Mystic Shriners Sail for Alaska to Nome Temple
More than 100 Mystic Shriners sailed yesterday on the Senator bound for Nome to establish a new temple. Led by J Bruce Gleason of Everett the pilgrimage aims to place the furthest north temple, with five days in Nome and a continuous round of festivities to follow.
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Mohammed
J. Bruce Gieson
Everett
Jevery Shriner
Member of Hawaiian Orchestra Is Dead
A member of the Hawaiian Odette, Charter Siemsen, died of tuberculosis after weeks at Pacific hospital. He leaves a widow who ran the Information Bureau in the Hawaiian building. Remains will be cremated and ashes sent to Hilo. Mrs Siemsen is related to Rev Stephen Deshea and to Governor Carter of Hawaii.
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Slemson
Stephen Deshea
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Hawaii
Beattle prominent society women host reception for Working Girls' Home
Beattle society women plan a reception Monday afternoon from 2 to 5 and again in the evening to benefit the Working Girls' Home on Summit Avenue and University, under the Sisters of St. Joseph supervision.
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Sutton Case Reaches Court Quiry On Auto Incident
Annapolis July 1 Lieutenant Adams and companions faced court inquiry into a fatal incident after an automobile ride ended with a gunshot. Williams Owens testified that Adams leapt from the car amid a quarrel and tried to strip, Sutton and others following to ground. Witnesses described a bitter dispute over leaving the automobile to reach camp before curfew.
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Good Templars Gather for A Y P E Exposition
The Independent Order of Good Templars will meet at the A Y P E exposition tomorrow to celebrate their day at the fair. The morning features a plane ride along Lake Washington and a pleate dinner. An afternoon meeting in the Auditorium will feature Rev A A Doyl J Harringer Jonas Hurholl Alean W Steere and Mrs Emily Peters as speakers. There is also a Sweden bore day and a reception at the Swedenborg booth. Delta Sigma Delta fraternity holds a celebration at the exposition with a 10:90 morning meeting in the Fine Arte hall. A parade at 4:96 from the Nikko Palace features children of all nations riding rikishas, with Booted Pipers and the AP hand. Children will dine at Nikko Palace. many foreten vile at the fale are promised to attend.
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Roosevelt party hunts 2100 specimens for Smithsonian
In Navalsha on July 2 a Roosevelt led party arranged a hunt and killed 2100 animals birds and reptiles. A special train with trophies arrived and will ship the specimens to the Smithsonian. Colonel Roosevelt and most party members are in good health and spirits.
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Aken
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Child Preaches Sermon Tonight at Gospel Tent
Ines Hower, barely past her eighth year, will deliver the sermon of the evening at the gospel tent near Jae Rowing and Woodlawn. Though a child in dress, she speaks with pathos and reason beyond her years. She recently visited Los Angeles, surprising listeners.
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Miss Dever
Dana Thomas
Los Angeles
Aged Man Dies After Heart Attack in City Office
Simon Lewis Levi, 69, a music teacher of 1504 Harvard Avenue, collapsed in a reception room while awaiting his doctor on a town trip. Death due to heart failure followed a recent decline in heart health. He leaves three generations and three daughters. two sons live in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Girl Will Help in Big Land Drawing at Spokane Lands
Mistress Harriet Post, aged 12, was chosen to draw envelopes at the Spokane land opening. Visiting attorney Prank Post of 8, she will return to perform her part in distributing fortunes. Judge James W. Whitten appointed the girl as superintendent of registration and drawing for the Spokage and Coeur d'Alene lands.
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Prank Post
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Spokane
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Coeur d'Alene
Dusenberry Visit Ends With Warm Beattie Farewell
Mr and Mrs Dusenberry and Woo of San Francisco spent weeks in Beattie visiting Alaska and nearby points of interest before returning home yesterday. They were entertained twice in their honor by Mrs Levi and Mrs J Cooper at 1104 Minorav. Rabbi and Mr Aaron of Daffla N Y were among other notable out of town guests.
City printing contracts no favoritism found
Lewis Sears of Lewis Seare Paper complained of unfair treatment by the board of public works in printing contracts. The city council finance committee found the investigation flat, noting over 50 firms print for the city and that work is very evenly divided according to the secretary’s records.
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Lewis Sears
Lewis Seare Paper Company
Board of Public Works
Chilberg Goes Fishing on Exposition Trip
J B Chilberg head of the exposition departs Seattle area for a week long fishing retreat in the mountains with wireless transmitting gear. He plans to dictate orders daily via wireless phone and telegraph links while companions include a company employee. instruments claimed to work up to 60 miles as the exposition notes his absence from Seattle duties.
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J. B. Childers
Chilberg
Paryoees
American Telees Telephone Company
Compliments For City Health Department On Milk Inspection
William E. B. Burton, chief dairy inspector for New York City, commends Beattie for having a health department as efficient as any major eastern city in milk inspection. Burton conducted an exhaustive study of the dairy boating during his visit to the city.
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William EB. Burton
Dairy Inspection Carvies
New York City
Beattie
Burton
Perfect Mian on the Way to Seattle Prompts Faithful Rally
Ottoman Zar Aduel Hanleh, leader of the Maxdaanans, is due to arrive in Beatle early tomorrow with special services planned by the faithful Sunday morning. Mise Jannette Janesmith leads local followers since her arrival last year, while Hadeh born 1844 in Persia claims a long life and guides strict practices. The Mazdaznans, sun worshippers, attract aging women who walk barefoot and heed the Raj Magi’s teachings. The sect, once seen in Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco, remains focused on unverified youthful secrets and Perso influenced robes.
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Mise Jannette Janesmith
Hadeh
Persia
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Raj Magi
Manish
Chicago
Lad
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ferris Wheel Meeting Sparks Unusual Assembly
The Ferris wheel at the stadium grounds hosted a meeting of organizers for an upcoming parade. Five committees gathered in cars, votes passed by car-to-car shouting, while Manager Pearson planned an advertising stunt around the wheel and contributed ideas for Tacoma’s parade.
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Tacoma
Taft nominates postmasters in several districts
News from Washington and other cities reports President Taft nominates postmasters J. D. Stage Blaine and W. P. Burns for Spokane. Havana rumors place the U S minister Morgan planning an August 1 return. Paris notes cabinet formation issues under Briand. Pasco item notes a society woman’s jewel theft. Rome and New York gossip on church promotions. Bellingham arrest details. Washington treasury figures July 20 show receipts 2 644 807 disbursements 6 187 562.
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Coleman
Everett
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Treasury
Ostrich Feathers and Willow Plumes by ODE Millinery
Advertisement for Ostrich feathers and willow plumes services by ODE Millinery, offering feather cleaning curling remodeling and dyeing in all shades plus hosts and pompons made from new or old feathers.
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ODE Millinery
Feaple
Chinese Magician Quick Hands Draw Crowdfair Crowd
Tih Mung Qui, a renowned Chinese magician, captivates attendees at the village expositions by producing an endless stream of water bowls and performing acrobatic feats. His decades of fame in the Flowery Kingdom add to the intrigue of the rare exhibition.
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Ming Qui
Turkish official salutes Namy Salih for service to Northwest
Namy Salih general manager of the Streets of Cairo and the Spanish Theatre on the Pay Streak received a Turkish government letter of thanks for representing his homeland at the exposition and aiding fellow countrymen in the Northwest. As honorary commissioner from the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition to several regions he toured, funded trips, and helped newcomers. Letters praise his support of the Young Turks and his volunteer guardianship of those in need.
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Cairo
Spaniah Theatre
Northwest
Turkey
Gresce
India
Egypt
End Steposeles
Persia
Balih
Salih
Young Turks Party
Pickpocket Takes Gold Watch At Exposition
While strolling along the Fay Streak at the exposition grounds yesterday afternoon, a pickpocket relieved L. A. Clark of 1114 26th Ave of a valuable Waltham gold watch. The thief acted so deftly that Clark cannot recall the exact moment the theft occurred.
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L. A. Clark
Clark
Five Votes and a Mayor Aid to Walk Home Woman
A distraught elderly woman, Christina McMillan, visiting Seattle from Ontario, thanks the mayor for help after asking to return home. The mayor vows action, arranging transportation, clothing, and money to cover her journey, keeping her from walking the lonely distance back home.
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Ontario
Christina McMillan
Becaupe
Seattle
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