State News Briefs From Across Washington
Peter Bushe four was badly injured by a fallen pole from a balloon and is not expected to survive. From Ballard to Port Townsend reports span Fourth of July plans and civic events with shipments, charters, and local governance noted.
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Tacoma
Peter Bushe
Port Townsend
Divorce Granted After Clerk Spends Salary on Pleasure
Charles Heard, a clerk earning 15 dollars weekly, squandered his earnings on motors living and outings with women, prompting his wife Gertrude Heard to seek a divorce. Judge Albertson granted the decree, noting the wife's claims of infidelity and financial lavishness on Sun Gays and other liaisons.
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Charles Heard
Motors
Gertrude Heard
Albertson
Pacific coast flour interests oppose Orient mill plan
Portland reports advices that Pacific coast flour interests will face strong opposition in the Orient as a $1,000,000 Hong Kong mill goes up to produce 8,000 bags daily. The plant, run by a British syndicate, will eventually rely on wheat from Manchuria, while current shipments may dip. Meanwhile Northern Pacific advertises low round trip rates to major Eastern cities for June 14 to 17 with tickets on sale now.
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Ore
Pacific Coast
Orient
Hong Kong
Northwest
Manchuria
St. Paul
Sioux City
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
En Ticket Office
Northern Pacific
N. P
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