Farmers claim market favoritism crowds them out at Pike Place
A The Star investigation reports farmers allege Western Avenue merchants and market inspectors bias stall allotments at Pike Place market. Only about 20 of 45 stalls are real farmers with fruit comprising much of Western Avenue profits, while others are peddlers or middlemen squeezing farmers, especially on Saturdays.
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Full score of Baby Tafts
United Press reports Taft named infants abroad after William Howard Taft. At Hot Springs Virginia letters arrived tallying twenty new baby names honoring Taft as his Chicago nomination was announced. Taft golf with Senator Bourne of Oregon follows the morning correspondence.
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May Attack Franchises on City Rail Line
Superintendent of Public Utilities A Pouilion may revoke the Beattie Renton and Southern railway franchise for the section outside city limits if transfers are not issued. Hamilton declines to state Condiret's stance, while Cration Counsel Calhoun argues the franchise excludes the annexed city portion, a point to be challenged.
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Orca Exhibit Towed To Luna Park After Capture
The orca that required 400 rifle shots to exterminate at the White Crest Canning Co fish traps at San Juan Island was towed in by the tug Venture to Luna Park for a short time exhibition.
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White Creast Canning Cos
San Juan Island
Luna Park
Tuberculosis Linked to Cattle in Dairy Practice
Dr. Benjamin Paschall warns that tuberculosis from cows endangers public health and cites U S Department of Agriculture Bulletins and Hillinois station data. He notes evidence from White River valley meetings and argues stricter tests and quarantine to prevent infection.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
New York
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U. S
Patrolman shoots drunken man in front of his home
Patrolman Joseph Bianchi shot Leo Cameron after Cameron allegedly gibed at him and reached for a hip pocket near 1507 17th Ave S. The 23 year old was hospitalized in serious condition after the incident following a report by Cameron’s wife requesting police protection earlier that evening.
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Leo Cameron
17Th Av. S
Cameron
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