Brakeman Elliott’s Heroism Leads to Damages Suit
Kilmer J. Elliott, once a Northern Pacific brakeman, sues for 20000 damages over injuries after he warned children of danger near a crossing at Avenue and Clay. He argues unplanked ties caused his leg injury when he jumped in to save the kids, while the railroad says he released claims for 150 and hospital bills.
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Kilmer J. Eliott
Northern Pacific Railroad
Eliott
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Avenue
Clay Street
Eliiett
Elliott
Anton Oldon
Sunset Tele- Company
Superior
Robb Retains Lawyer After Shooting of Daughter’s Betrayer
Mrs. Gertrude Robb, jailed on a possible murder charge for shooting George Joye, has retained Judge J B Quinn to defend her. Her father Judge Swett, Minnesota bar, was a former ally, and she plans to place her daughter in the House of the Good Shepherd. Doctors hold cautious hope for Joye’s recovery. Robb remains distraught but calmer. In a separate note, the revenue cutter Bear was disabled in fog near Point Reyes after a collision with the Spokane.
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Gertrude Robb
George Joye
J. B. Quinn
Mra. Robb
Judge Swett
Minnesota
Quinn
Francisco
Bear
Spokane
Point Reyes
Washington hotel back in J. A. Moore's hands
The Washington hotel returns to former manager J. A. Moore as Don H. Porter of Salt Lake resigns due to health. Porter had run the hostelry for two months before transferring stakes back to Moore on agreed terms. Porter departs for Angeles to pursue recovery.
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Washington Hotel
J. A. Moore
Don H. Porter
Salt Lake
Mr. Moore
Porter
Angeles
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Seattle
Will Dig a Well Ballard Franchised Dig Underway
June 6 Ballard authorities commit 2500 dollars paid by H A Starkey for a city electric light franchise to fund a new well. A contract with L B Green authorizes digging the well in the northwestern city area and work will start within a week to improve the water supply.
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Ballard
H. A. Starkey
City Electric Light
L. 8
Green
Maybury Toma hawk union clash at Pacific Coast Labor Meet
At the Pacific Coast Federation of Labor convention in Astoria the Independent Longshoremen of Seattle face possible merger with Local No. 562 Longshoremen Stevedores and Riggers. Since the Independent charter was annulled in 1903 talks have failed and influence of the International Federation of Labor favors the latter group. Locals 62 and 552 dispatched officials to outline the past year’s tensions and seek a settlement.
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Pacific Coast Federation of Labor
Astoria
D. Connell
J. Nevin
Connell
Longshoremen, Stevedores and Riggers
Eity
International Federation of Labor
Federation
Munyons Rheumatism Cure claims lasting relief
An advertisement asserts Munyons Rheumatism Cure can cure sharp pains in the arms legs side back and chest rheumatic swelling and all forms of rheumatism in hours. It promises permanent relief by neutralizing acid and improving blood, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Madison park pavilion brewer fights beer license charge
William Steffen, proprietor of the Madison park pavilion, is tried before Judge Rudkin in superior court for selling beer without a license. He was found guilty in police court and fined $100, appealing the case. He maintains he sold non alcohol hop tea.
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William Steffen
Madison Park Pavilion
Rudkin
U. S. Grand Jury to Hear 30 Indictment Requests
The federal grand jury convenes tomorrow with Frye seeking indictments in over thirty cases. Included are prosecutions of B. Stevens Alfred Larsen and Billy Cree for opium smuggling and Fey for moonshine offenses.
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United States
Frye
B. Stevens
Alfred Larsen
Billy Cree
Oe” Fey
Marriage Licenses For Arlington Pair Reported
Christian Duerr aged 46 of Arlington and Marian Schmeenk from Le pn are listed for marriage licensing under the city records at SMART CLOTHES Herald with an address at 1329 Second Avenue.
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Christian Duerr
Arlington
Marian Schmeenk
Smart Clothes, Herald
Second Avenue
The Safe Piano Store A Birthday Budget Push
A little girl spends her birthday money seeking a piano bargain at Ramakers amid a city scene where drivers and bars are mingled in the wording of a promotional note.
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Ramakers
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Munyon
Second Ave
Madison ST
Hiere
Wamen
U. S
Grand Jury
the Safe Piano Store
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co
Bon Marche
America
A. Bridge & Co
Bon Mar
SIKRT
Calle
Nation Department
McCarthy Dry Goods
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