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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

8

County road funds urged to boost results in Hamilton race

Candidate M L Hamilton argues funds are wasted on politics and would yield 40 percent greater road results with proper expenditure. He proposes bunkers at rail crossings from Black River Junction to Pierce County line to cut hauling, claiming potential savings of about 810,000 on the Orillia valley road contract. Hartsten, an independent from King County, highlights his 20 years in road work and 4 years in King County residence, with strong tax payer status and no political ring backing.

M. L. Hamilton Hartsten King County Georgetown Mamilton Tam Taball Black River Junction Orillta O'Brien Kent Auburn Pacific City Thomas Orillia Pierce County

Lost Almora Vessel Reaches Port After Long Drift

Port Townsend reports the long overdue Almora of Newcastion reappeared in port on June 4 after 233 days at sea. Signals from 300 miles southwest of Cape Plattery prompted verification with the Canadian Pacific liner Manuka, which was unsure the Almora was aboard. Owners had regarded the ship as lost since October 18.

Port Townsend Almora Newcastion Cape Plattery

Japanese Procurer Sentenced in Immorality Case

Matengaro Amand, a Japanese national, pleaded guilty before Federal Judge C. H. Hanford to importing a Japanese woman into the United States for immoral purposes. He received a two year prison term and a $100 fine plus costs. The woman was ordered deported to Japan.

Matengaro Amand C. H. Hanford United States Costa Japan

Roosevelt region delegates named from Washington

Odds and Ends From Everywhere reports Governor Way naming Lloyd Gandy and F E Goodal of Spokane and M H W Gold Line of Rockford as Washington delegates to the Roosevelt region with nine others to be named. Other notes cover local incidents, deaths, and civic updates across cities including Vancouver Seattle Bellingham San Francisco Tacoma Joplin Bloomington and Kansas City.

Olympia Lioyd Gandy F. E. Goodal Spokane MH. W. Gold Line Rockford Governor Way Washington Roosevelt Region New York

Bigamy Band Concert at Leschi Park

A concert by the Bigamy Band is scheduled for Sunday at Leschi Park spanning afternoon and evening hours.

Leschi Park Owe

Jockey Mallas Shot by Upset Bookmakers at Bralia Race

In Hungary at Bralia on June 4 jockey Mallas was killed after the third race. Bookmakers furious over a horse he rode opened fire with revolvers as crowds gathered. The murderers fled the scene.

Hucharrest Hungary Jone Mallas Bralia

Lost $42,000 On Roulette Wheel Divorce Granted

Cam ille DO Van Voorhis wife of Corneline W. Van Voorhis, tied to the Knickerbocker Trust collapse of 1908, was granted a divorce on grounds of desertion in Reno. She testified her husband lost $42,000 gambling at a roulette wheel in New York in 1908.

Uatted Pree Reno Camille DO. van Voorhis Corneline W. van Voorhis Knickerbocker Trust Company van Vooorhis New York

Nature's Creation Supports Anti-Tuberculosis Efforts

A health board report argues for continued tuberculosis measures, noting altered climate and milk quality affecting disease prevention. It highlights rising medicine use and calls for fresh milk and eggs to support public health, mentioning a statewide report and an inquiry into medical provisions.

Equity Co operative Company to Open Worker Owned Stores

A call to workingmen and farmers to form the Equity Co operative Company to own and operate a city wide department store network. Stocks offered at $5 down with $5 monthly installments, promising 8 percent dividends, pro rata profits, and rebates on purchases. Westlake Public Market site secured with options to purchase for new enterprise.

Equity Co-Operative Company West Westlake Labor Union Harris Labor Temple University St

Equity Cooperative stores to be run by experienced merchants

The plan outlines a vast equity cooperative enterprise to be managed by competent merchants not on impractical theory. It argues that rich wholesalers oppose the coop and warns workers not to be misled by those defending the current profit system.

Equity Co-Operative

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