Perilous Mount Rainier ascent ends with dramatic rescue
Two Maxama climbers W T Patton and Trengove descended Rainier after a night of frost and scalding steam. They survived a brutal ascent and return via the Gibralter trail, suffering burns and cold but receiving a royal Tacoma reception upon return.
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Mother Digs Her Baby's Grave in Grief Stricken Vigil
In Milwaukee on July 29 Mrs. Mary Wledig, grieving mother, dug her infant daughter's grave at the family plot. She cried aloud begging the dead husband to ease her sorrow. A passerby learned she could not pay the sexton and arranged funds to dig the grave, lay sod, and plant flowers, easing her distress.
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Tough Resort Faces License Revocation and Transfer Refusal
The city council will revoke Frank Balocchi’s saloon license and refuse to grant a new license for the same site. Frank Lande, a former Nebrask a music hall bartender, seeks transfer but is blocked by the council’s recommendation. Police allege Lande’s link to Balocchi’s family owner, while Lande denies knowledge of Galocehl before purchase.
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Beattie Brewing License Fight Over Saloon Dealer
The Teal owners of the Batocchi license face revocation as Lande prepares to contest. He cites a bill of sale in the auditor's office and argues for a new license, while Chief Delaney asserts Lande is unfit to run a saloon. The council’s past pattern suggests no license will be granted if the recommendation stands.
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Girl Alleges Harsh Treatment by Mrs Siegmund
Carrie Shaw aged 17 accuses Mrs F R Siegmund of repeated beatings and withholding wages and clothes after three years of drudgery at a Michigan City home near Seattle. Humane Officer Vaupeil investigates as Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh weighs wage recovery.
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Coal Dying On Puget Sound Steamers as Oil Sees Use
Puget Sound steamers increasingly burn crude oil instead of coal with several vessels already converted. An engineer notes oil provides hotter fire and steady steam, but warns it strains boilers and shortens boiler life. He predicts all short run boats will switch while larger ships lack storage space.
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