Spokane Papers Strike Over Pay dispute
Printers on the Spokesman Review and Evening Chronicle quit at 7 PM due to publisher refusal to pay the new scale. No paper published as dispute lingers since December, locally arbitrated for publisher but international Typographical Board rejected terms. Union vote unanimous with foreman aboard.
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Spokanee
Wash
July &T
Spokeman-Review
Evening Chronicle
International Board of the
Whtoh
Gamagen
Ineen Board
Bear Hunters Wanted in Issaquah Bays
Special to The Star Issaquah July 21 Bear hunters from Seattle are urged to come to Issaquah to rid the area of dangerous bears and help ranchers protect sheep. Reports say bears and wolves are ravaging the vicinity during Seaflot week, killing livestock and threatening dogs. Ranchers busy with harvests appeal for aid from experienced hunters.
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Issaquah
Ash
Humes
Seattle
Vicina
Bets
Dowel
Mia
Dowell
Beare
Fragmented Local SSTAR DUST News Snippet
A garbled SSTAR DUST column mentions marriages licenses in Seattle, Alaska mountain discovery, a Mexico Gurney remark, barber shops, a ball game, a Lake Shore dispute, a loud incident at 3 o clock, an automobile threat, an iceman joke, a bicycle-car crash on Lone Annelée street, and lumber market talk.
Hope Returns as Josh Wise May Be Alive
Reports say Josh Wise, missing for days, may be wandering in the northern part of the state. Searchers describe a man matching his description with a rose in his mouth and say he appeared Wednesday afternoon, unable to give his name due to past head injuries and delusions. Local inquiries and field searches continue as authorities reassess his whereabouts.
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Whee
Fremont
Wiee
Wise
Exhumer in McCordsville and odd travel notes
The text mentions Miss Lettie Tiggers returning from the city with new ragged time music, Jake Hentey recalling city experiences and beer for a nickel, and a note about King Baward landing in Ireland with caution about not landing on Ireland.
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Baward
Ireland
Reward Offered for Joe Wish Weighing Leads to Discovery
A $2.00 reward is offered for information leading to the discovery of Joe Wish or the recovery of his body. A description notes Wish is deaf in the right ear and missing since Wednesday. Notify Chief of Police or district authorities.
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Joe Wish
Jeanie Strikes Rock On Voyage To Nome Repairs Loom
The PF N Co steamship Jeanie struck a submerged rock off Montaguy Island on a foggy July 12 afternoon. She leaked at about a foot per hour and is headed to drydock with repairs likely tomorrow. The vessel carried 11,000 cases of salmon from P N Co canneries at Uyak Chignik and Orca and one passenger Mr Gone who joined at Uyak and has staked mining claims nearby.
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Montaguysland
Jeanie
Nome
Mason
Orca
Uyak
Chignik
Gone
Roosevelt probes trusts through new reform inquiry
The Poet reports that President Roosevelt is conducting a close study and exhaustive inquiry into corporate laws to address the trust problem. The aim is to reform relevant statutes and curb monopolistic practices.
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Birmingham
Eng
Roosevelt
Deadly Ammonia Tragedy Hits New York Factory
At Ruppert Lee and Co's ammonia plant in New York 200 workers faced a disaster when a cylinder head blew out. Engineers Amith and John Vincensky were killed. Crean Tran and Charles L Pland badly burned. Chas Carpenter burned but survived. Police and others exposed to fumes assisted to safety after workers reached the roof.
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New York
Ruppert Lee
Amith
Ojhn Vincensky
Cretan Tran
Charles L Pland
Chas
Carpenter
Dea
Farallon Firemen Desert The Labor Carnival Absence
Three Aretha Steamship Farallon crewmen deserted in Townsend to attend a labor carnival, claiming poor coal. The Lynn Canal liner remained delayed at Townsend overnight, with replacements sent on the Majestic. Captain Nerd and others reported the departure this morning.
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Farallon
Aretha Steamship Company
Lynn Canal
Nerd
Townsend
Amateur golf championship to be played in Cleveland
The open amateur championship, affiliated with the Eastern Golf Association, will be held at Euclid Golf Club in Cleveland during the week of August. The winner becomes western amateur champion and receives the Thorpe trophy for one year or until won again. Matches are match play under USGA rules with medals for runner up and semi finalists. Three special matches will precede the main event as entries exceed past contests.
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Cleveland
Eatern Golf Association
Euclid Golf Club
Meveland
BR. Thorpe
United States Golf Association
Heavy Salt Sack Falls Injures Longshoreman
A heavy salt sack dropped from a crane yesterday and struck longshoreman Paddie McClure, breaking a tooth and bruising him. The injuries, though painful, are not considered dangerous.
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Paddie McClure
Willie
Markets Go to Spinning for Bicycle Repairs
Local market scene shows vendors offering bicycle repairs at spinning stations. The article notes attention to tools and parts, with customers seeking quick tune ups and advice from repair specialists.
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Land of the Living
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Colville
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Grand Rapids Chair Co
Jardiniere
Frederick & Nelson
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Second Ave
Madison and Spring Sts
Weetsonaigan
Rm 4
Beverel Commission
California
Anne Washington Creamerion
Rons Ranch
Washington
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Seattle, Wagh
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Oregon
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University Street
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B. Williams
Rainier
Ind
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Beattie
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D.S. Johnston Co
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Burke Building
Cline’s Piano
Levinson’s
Levinson
Waron
Mereenger
Beneca
University
Steve
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Pike
Rogers- Peet
Kensington
W. B. Hutchinson Co
Cor. 2d Ave
Union St
H. G. Struve
Nue
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Loom
Everett
A. B. White
LSML
Barisre
P. N At
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Ercene Svenee
Umbrella Stor
Marine News
Nome City
Valdes
Homer
Unt
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Fifth Avenues
Actoas
Columbia
Kosmos
Denderrah
Callan
John
Lake Washington
Steamer Landing
Herbert S.upper
Wf Scheverman Bik
Cherry
W. S. Kirk
1St Ave
Lion Clothing House
Clothing House
G. Beninghausen Jeweler
Optician
First Ave
Union Brock
McDougall & Bouthwick Co
Tokklas
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