Alaska Development Conference Report Highlights Rules and Order
Report from a governors council on commercial development in Alaska outlines key policies and regional progress. Delegates from Dakota, Minnesota, and Eastern Washington participate, with remarks from leaders including Lewie Pen and Mayor Cotter. The session features invocations and welcomes by local officials and club representatives, amid broad flag display and staged ceremonies.
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Alaska
of Commercial Sec Aries
Matthews
Develos
Lewie Pen
van Horn
Congregational
Mr. Hay
Max Warda
Ral
Cotter
Saty Chapman
Porbedal Club
Ex Boss Croker to Adopt Diving Venus at Derby
London June 5 Richard Croker once New Yorks Tammany leader introduces Australian swimmer Miss Annette Kellerman as his niece at the derby rumor spreads he plans to adopt her Croker arrived for the derby aboard the same ship as Kellerman and she stayed two weeks at Glencairn giving him swimming lessons.
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London
Richard Croker
New York
Tammany Hall
Annette Kellerman
Croker
Taft Orders New Trial for Olsson Case
President Taft and Attorney General Wickersham ordered Seattle officials to grant Leonard Olsson a new trial after Judge Hanford revoked his citizenship for socialist beliefs. Congressman Berger announced plans to impeach Hanford in the House, saying the ruling was unjust and promising government papers if proceedings move forward. Olsson, a Tacoma longshoreman, faced citizenship revocation amid national Socialist criticism and debate over political opinions affecting naturalization.
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United Press
Washington
Taft
Wickersham
United States
Seattle
Leonard Olsson
Cornelius H. Hanford
Berger
House
Hanford
Olsson
Circuit Court
Department of Justice
Department
Department of Commerce and Labor
Tacoma
C. H. Hanford
Federal Court For
Western Washington
Pacific Coast
Raking for Medal for Johns
Unclear readable text references a medal event or collection related to Johns. Mentions committee, Moss, Colman dock, and a Medal Commission. No coherent action or date clearly stated.
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Moss Preparis
Johns’ Herojam
Colman Dock
Fight over Seattle City hall park garage ends in veto
Mayor Cotterill and Corporation Counsel Bradford sustain objections to a downtown garage bill. The public works board is told to discard the measure and begin work elsewhere. Councilman Goddard probes other sites, favoring City Hall park alternatives if found suitable.
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City Hall Park
Cotterill
Bradford
Board of Public Works
Seattle
Cot
Sion
Blaine
Goddard
Impeachment Recommendation Placed for Archbald Case
The House Judiciary Committee, after an executive session in Washington, is expected to issue a report next week recommending impeachment of Judge Robert Archbald of the commerce court. Archbald and his two sons stay in Washington awaiting the committee’s ruling.
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Washington
Robert Archbald
Commerce Court
House Judiciary Committee
Archbald
Roosevelt May Head a Third Party
Roosevelt supporters push for a third party with Theodore Roosevelt at the helm as Senator Jos M Dixon arrives to bolster campaign forces in Chicago. Taft forces aim to seat contested delegates and mark a split in the Republican National Committee's upcoming meeting with a potential showdown over Roosevelt’s future.
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United Press
Chicago
June Sa
Theodore Roosevelt
Jos. M. Dixon
Montana
Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Republican National Committee
Washington
Texas
Hoosevelt
Weather Forecast warm and calm with northeasterly winds
Fair tonight and Thursday with continued warmth and moderate northeasterly winds. Noon temperature recorded at 66 degrees.
Salvation Army helps about 40 men find work weekly locally
The Salvation Army reports it assists around forty men each week in securing jobs in the city. It also notes library resources with affordable room rates and high daily attendance, plus broad magazine circulation in multiple languages.
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Salvation Army
Public Library
Thebiary
David Neal Dies. Funeral Set for Friday Afternoon
David Neal died at midnight at age 74. He is the father in law of Councilman O. T. Erickson. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:00 PM at the Erickson residence 768 Belmont Place.
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David Neal
O. T. Erickson
Sleepwalker Dies After Fall From Harbor Hotel Window
Thomas Gorman, an engineer aboard the steamer Charles Nelson, crawled through a window at the Harbor hotel in Francisco and fell three stories. He suffered a fractured skull and probably will die.
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Bn United Press
Francisco
Charles Nelson
Thomas Gorman
Harbor Hotel
Woman says secret service raid turned hair white
Mrs. Oleda Schwin, wife of an inventor, filed a protest with U S Commissioner Krull claiming the shock of a home search by secret service men turned her brown hair white in one night. They ransacked the home seeking counterfeiters, but found only an electrotyping plant and a Louis XV gold champagne basket being copied for souvenirs for the 1915 exposition.
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San Francisco
Secret Service
Oleda Schwin
United States
Krull
Schwin
Collegiate letter notes pitcher humor and doubt
A college girl’s letter home jokes about a pitcher who has good curves yet cannot pitch with a cent, mixing sports and campus life in a light, humorous aside.
Silver Dollar and Garbage Cats Clash Over Prestige
A humorous tale contrasts two cats, Silver Dollar a pampered prize winner with noble Persian lineage and Garbage a scrappy backyard-found cat. The narrator notes Garbage's practical charm and purrs, while Feicher of Seattle once turned down $300 for Silver Dollar, predicting a final bid of a billion for Garbage.
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Fred L. Boalt
F. J. Feicher
Seattle
Feicher
Sver Dollar
Dollar
Lady Vere
Persia
Garbage
Silver Dollar
Darrow and Ford in bitter quarrel during bribery trial
In Los Angeles on June 5 the Darrow Ford conflict erupted in open court. Prosecutors presented checks from Frank Morrison totaling over 200000 dollars to Darrow as part of the McNamara defense fund. Darrow admitted receiving the funds and sparred with District Attorney Fredericks over the handling of the matter. Appel joined the fray, shaking his fist and threatening to fight.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Clarence Darrow
Ford
Darrow
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Fredericks
Appel
Tacoma voters reject park bonds and Narrows boulevard plan
In June 5 elections, Tacoma residents voted 2146 to 2099 against a 425000 park bond issue for parks and boulevards, while 2348 to 1770 opposed the Narrows boulevard project. Frederick Heath was re elected park commissioner over W B Reynolds 2808 to 946.
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Tacoma
Narrows
Frederick Heath
W. B H. Reynolda
Health officer seeks ban on tickling at Tacoma fest
Tacoma health officer Dr Ed win Jones condemns kissing as unsanitary and now asks Mayor Seymour to prohibit feather duster tickling at the Mont Amara festival. He warns the practice spreads germs and urges public health action.
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Tacoma
Edwin Jones
Seymour
Cupid Record Seventeen Weddings Highlight June
Seventy four marriage licenses have been issued since June first. Cupid’s mood appears dull with no inquiries about weddings today. Meanwhile twenty six Japanese couples wed in Newport two days ago in a single ceremony. Gene Brady in Newport asked a physician to remove a swallowed wooden whistle from his throat claiming drafts trigger it and disturb neighbors.
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Cupid
Newport
Gene Brady
Boston Woman Convicted Murderer Granted Life Sentence
Mrs. Lake Cusamano, convicted with her lover Harry Marshall of murdering her husband, will not die in the electric chair as Governor Foss and the executive council vote to commute the death sentence to life imprisonment. An official commute is expected today.
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United Press
Boston
Lake Cusamano
Harry Marshall
Kern Attacks Lorimer in Senate Hearings
Senator John W. Kern of Indiana continued his sharp denunciation of Senator Lorimer of Illinois on the second day of the Senate hearing. Lorimer sat prominently, listening as the accusations and defense were presented.
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Washington
John W. Kern
Indiana
Lorimer
Unioi
Senate
Adopter interest soars for little Mary star baby
Readers flood the Star with offers for the pretty healthy child. The Baby editor will choose carefully, seeking a loving home with common sense and good care. A few days remain for those wishing to adopt the tot.
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Little Mary
Star Baby
Mary
Emerson Quote Reflects Quest for Inspiring Influence
The line emphasizes the central desire for a person who elevates others to their best by guidance and example. It frames leadership as a catalyst for personal excellence.
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