Seattle boat first privately owned vessel to pass through canal
The Santa Clara, an 11,000 ton steamship owned by W. R. Grace & Co. of Seattle, laden with lumber for canal construction, was towed through the Panama Canal. It entered last night, passed the Miraflores and Pedro Miguel locks, and resumed voyage at daylight with many distinguished passengers aboard.
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Seattle Boat
Panama Canal
Big Ditch
Santa Clara
W. R. Grace & Co
Seattle
Canal
Miraflores
Pedro Miguel
Heartache Column Answers Youth Problems in 19th Century Advice
A long readers letters page features a young woman seeking vacation relief from family pressure and heart illness. A columnist counsels independence, self care, and pursuing a vacation if not needed for subsistence while criticizing parental distrust. Also includes guidance for a 16 year old boy, dandruff remedies, adoption inquiries, and relationship jealousy with practical moral advice. Maine noted as a gem producer.
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Home Owners’ Association to hear Hinky Dink charter debate
W Doyle of the Central Labor Council will address the Home Owners' Association at the Queen Anne library auditorium tonight. He speaks against the adoption of the proposed Hinky Dink charter.
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W. Doyle
Central Labor Council
Home Owners’ Association
Queen Anne Library
Fourth
Av. W
Garfield
Grand Piano Clearance Sale at Eilers Music House
Seattle shoppers flood the Eilers Music House clearance offering a vast mix of pianos and player pianos at deep discounts. Many items are brand new or dealer returns with deposits from $5 and flexible payment plans, including two years of free use and exchange options.
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Kimball
Apollo
Justice Files Certified Copy Of Stolen Paper
A certified copy of justice court records in the trial of J E B Brockway Vashon Island road supervisor convicted of misconduct in office was filed in superior court today by Justice Fred C Brown The original papers vanished from the justice court file after an appeal and Brown asks the bar association to investigate to prevent hindering the superior court hearing.
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Justice Court
J. E B. Brockway
Vashon Island
Superior Court
Fred C. Brown
Receiver Named for Lorimer Chicago Bank
Chicago June 19 Judge Windes named W. C. Niblack trust officer of the Chicago Tithe and Trust Co. as receiver for the La Salle Street Trust and Savings Bank. The bank, along with several Lorimer institutions, was closed last week by the state banking department under Attorney General Lucey’s application.
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Chicago
Lucey
Windes
W. C. Niblack
Chicago Tithe & Trust Co
la Salle Street Trust & Savings Bank
Lorimer
State Banking Department
Horse Heaven Development league formed in Benton county
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting 100 landowners formed the Horse Heaven Development league in Benton county. George F. Vanderveer was elected president and Hugh M. Street secretary. The group will support the Irrigation company and press for state and national aid ahead of a Prosser conference next week addressed by public officials.
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Chamber of Commerce
Benton County
Horse Heaven Development League
George F. Vanderveer
Hugh M. Street
Prosser
Recall opponents urge injunction against recallers in county case
Before Judge Blake this afternoon opponents of the recall petitions against County Commissioners Hamilton and Knudsen argued for a permanent injunction. J. M. Brewster, a taxpayer, alleges the recall is a county matter not city business. Objections were raised to city comptroller checking the papers.
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Hamilton
Knudsen
Blake
J. M. Brewster
McPherson Arrested on Secret Indictment for Alien Import
Nelson McPherson, a candidate for customs collector of this port, was arrested on a secret indictment for bringing undesirable aliens into the country. Deputy U S Marshal William Downey detained him last night. McPherson says he has support from Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois in his campaign.
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Nelson McPherson
United States
William Downey
McPherson
J. Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Lucas to Talk on Marriage at Seattle Theatre
Rev. Altamon Ira Lucas will lecture at the Seattle theatre tonight on Married or United Which addressing domestic problems and child upbringing. Last night he spoke on Why Money Is Lonesome Without Me stressing honesty sincerity stick-to-itiveness and benevolence as money attracts through congested faith in metallic form.
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Altamon Ira Lucas
Seattle
Trimmed Hats Sale At One Price Of 6.95
A showroom feature offers trimmed hats in hemp Milan hemp Leghorn Panamas and braids priced at 6.95 tomorrow only. Previously 10.00 to 16.50, the sale highlights styles like a black Milan Hemp Sailor with American Beauty facing and a Milan hemp English Sailor with lacquered wings.
Silk Hose Specials Irrregulars Sell 85 Cents a Pair
A fine assortment of high grade Silk Hose in black white and costume shades offered at 85 cents per pair. Irregulars due to a slight defect in manufacture would normally fetch 1.50 but are priced to move this sale.
War on shooting galleries and social evil warned by Police Chief
Pittsburg reports Police Chief Griffiths fights shooting galleries where women are employed to draw resort crowds. He says the venues aggravate social evil. Also, Colonial Trust Co notes a $85,000 theft from the Freehold bank vaults, admitted by President J. C. Shaplin. Authorities say discovery followed a week of monitoring.
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Griffiths
Pittsburg
Freehold Bank
Colonial Trust Co
J. C. Shaplin
Trust Company
Konturi Pleads Not Guilty by Insanity in Axe Killing Case
Jacob Konturi stood mute when asked for a plea in the murder case of Jack Mynte. His attorney Harry Sigmund announced not guilty by reason of insanity before Judge Frater.
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Jacob Konturi
Jack Mynte
Konturi
Frater
Harry Sigmund
Colleges Commended for Military Department Progress
General army orders issued praise 14 colleges for steady progress and improvement in their military departments. Noted institutions include the University of Washington and Washington State College at Pullman. Own your own home read STAR WANT ADS offering details.
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Washington
University of Washington
Washington State College
Pullman
Star Want
Quicksand in well nearly drowns father and son
In Gary Indiana on June 19 a father Wm Majhorek and his eight year old son Joe were almost swallowed by quicksand while excavating a well. After two hours of sinking they screamed for help and police and firemen rescued them just before collapse.
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Miss Grey
Lizzie
Gary
Ind
Majhorek
Joe
Ballard Mill Firms Seek injunction over street assessments
The Bolecom and Stimson mill companies and other plaintiffs filed for an injunction to stop the city from collecting assessments on properties abutting Shilshole av. They claim Ballard assumed duties for Salmon Bay street improvements. A clergyman praised St. Mark as the greatest journalist.
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Ballard
Salmon Bay
St. Mark
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