Three Seattle Salons Operate Without Licenses
Three West Seattle saloons will be without licenses from midnight tonight until July 30 due to council inaction on license renewals. Mayor Miller signed the ordinances June 30, but 36 days must pass before they take effect. Licenses for King & Owens Jobo Hartia's Reception Bar Claussen Brewing and Mahnken & Co will expire tonight, with Mahnken's pending revocation election leaving it license-free until the vote. Lama Park saloon gets a new license after a petition for an election failed to meet required names.
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West Seattle
Midwest
Miller
Tee
King & Owens
Jobo Hartia
Claussen Brewing Association
Mahnken & Co
Lama Park
Republican Club Luncheon Highlights Jones Address
Congressman Wesley L Jones spoke at the King County Republican club luncheon in the Rothekeller praising clean politics and good government. Former Senator John L Wilson opened with a 20 minute address on Politics and See It to 170 prominent Republicans.
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King County
Republican Club
Wesley L Jones
Rothekeller
John L. Wilson
Storm on Lake Cap Size Soothe Rescue at Put-in-Bay
A fierce lake storm capsized several yachts near Put-in-Bay Ohio. The Owl rescued the crew after strenuous effort. The Ethel Commodore Gardner and Agat of Gere dragged anchors amid high winds and rain with no serious damage reported.
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United Press
Putan-Bay
Owl
Theo Jessamine
Toledo
Ethel
Commodore Gardgner
Cleveland
Agat
Gere
Yachts Zarah and Selma Lost in Lake Storm
Two Canadian yachts named Zarah and Selma left last night for home across the bay and were likely caught on the open lake during a storm. Crews have not been heard from, and authorities fear for their safety.
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Zarah
Selma
Troop Transport Crook Arrives With Tenth Infantry
The United States transport Crook arrived this afternoon carrying 680 soldiers from Alaska forts. The regiment has been ordered to Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana for duty.
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United States
Crook
Tenth Infantry
Alaska
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Young Girl Sues for 85 Dollars in Street Car Crash
Sylvia Anderson, 16, through guardian A. Anderson, petitions the superior court for 85 dollars after a collision of two Seattle Electric street cars on July 1. She alleges injury when inbound Green Lake car at 47th Avenue was rear ended, requiring 10 dollars in medical care and nursing and causing 75 dollars in suffering.
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Sylvia Anderson
Seattle Electric Company
A. Anderson
Green Lake
Arbitration on mine wage scale continues this afternoon
Union and coal operators committees meet to arbitrate a September 1 wage scale. Miners seek a 5 percent raise, operators propose a 10 percent cut. The first section covers hours of work with different interpretations of the eight hour period.
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Mine Workers’ Union
Bomb explosion disrupts Deneen rally in Chicago tent
In Chicago on July 24 a bomb exploded inside a tent where Gov. Deneen spoke at Garfield boulevard and Princeton avenue. Women screamed and several people fainted as the blast unsettled the crowd and authorities suspect an attempt to rob attendees amid the turmoil.
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London
Eleanor Glyn
Adelphi Theatre
Miss Glyn
Chicago
Gov. Deneen
Garfield Boulevard
Princeton Av
Boy Drowns In Interbay Pool 12 Year Old Karl Stecher
In Interbay two hills hollow pool, 12 year old Karl Stecher attempted a 60 foot crossing and drowned. His body was taken to Johnson and Hamilton’s undertakers. He was son of A P Stecher of 1620 Fifthay Washington. The report also notes a U S Japan arbitration treaty change discussed by officials.
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Interbay
Karl Stecher
Marl
Johnson & Hamilton
A. P. Stecher
Fifthay
Protests Over Lot Assessments By Ex Council Member
J A James former city council member filed a communication with the city clerk protesting the $2,263.33 assessment on each of his two lots at Fourthay and Cedar for the Denny Hill regrade. He argues the charges are not equitably distributed and asserts several parts of the levy are illegal.
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J. A. James
Fourthay
Cedar At
Denny Hill
James
Kaga Maru Arrives With Silk Cargo Despite Boycott
Silk valued over 500000 dollars was among the Kaga Maru cargo that arrived yesterday. The ship also carried 800 tons of new crop tea. Japanese officers say anti Japanese trade feeling is not strong and foresee an early dissolution of the boycott.
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Kaga
Victoria
fragmentary ad notes watches and gems at NSEN shop
OCR fragment lists watches and gems with mentions of duties and a department. lacks clear entities or dates, but indicates shop items and possible sale context.
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Algert $i
NSEN
Murdered or natural death on railroad tracks near Auburn
A 22 year old Indian man named Joe Shaw of the Muckleshooty reservation near Auburn was found on railroad tracks one mile east of Auburn. The body was badly mangled and presumed deceased. Authorities are investigating the incident.
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Joe Shaw
Muckleshooty Reservation
Auburn
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