Secret meeting targets Piper in King County race
A secret Pioneer Building gathering among Fourth ward Republicans pledges to oust George U. Piper from the Thirty-fourth District state senate contest. Leaders led by ex Governor McGraw threaten a grand jury probe of gambling rings if Piper advances, while backing Joseph H. Dawes and Harold Preston.
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King County
Tne
Nat
George U. Piper
State Senate
Humes
Fourth Ward
Pioneer Building
Piper
Fourth
Piper Clancy
Mgraw
John H. McGraw
Preston
Yeate Y
Flrat
Firet
Arim
Mel Graw
Hie
Ma Hames
Dawes
McChaw
Thomas Burke
McGraw
Republican Party
Horse on the robber helps recover stolen goods
Gideon Sibley recovers nearly $1000 in goods after his horse arrives at the Golden Gate stables with the stolen wagon. John Slater, Sibley’s salesman, had parked at Third and Howard while delivering leaf gold and supplies to South of Mission dentists. The thief escaped and remains at large.
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San Francisco
Gideon Sibley
John Slater
Sibley
Mission
Third
Howard
Horne
Huge Shark Killed After Hour-Long Battle by Sea Captain
Captain Evans of Interbay killed a large seven foot shark in Smith Cove after a harpoon and line battle. He fired two shots from a Colt revolver and finally lodged the creature with an oar thrust through its mouth, with onlookers viewing the carcass on the Magnolia Bluff beach.
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Smith's Cove
Capt. Evans
Hour Evans
Interbay
Smith Cove
Ipter
Evan
Thore
Evans
Magnolia Bluff
Murdered man found in Portland after robbery attempt
Louis Bogas formerly of Santa Barbara was found murdered this morning in Portland. He had been sandbagged to death and a Black man is suspected. Police believe the motive was robbery.
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Portland
Louis Bogas
Santa Barbara
House Backs Nicaragua Canal Bill for Conference
The House agreed to non concur in the Senate amendment to the Nicaragua canal bill and sent the measure to a conference. In a separate session Representative Kahn of California delivered a lengthy speech defending retention of the Philippines based on personal observations.
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Washington, D.C
House Today
Senate
Washington, D. C
Kahn
California
Philippines
Topeka Sails with 100 Passengers to Lynn Canal
The City of Topeka departed for Lynn canal carrying 100 passengers including 40 cannery workers for BP UP N Co and Po NP Co. It bore 600 tons of general merchandise. The treasury and war departments discuss trade statistics and shipments to non contiguous U S territories and Hawaii, while Co coast regulations remain but with shipper consignees not always required. The largest Puget Sound excursion of the season is set for June 24 with about 6600 railway workers and friends to Stone's Landing or Rodonda Beach aboard the Athlon Greyhound Port Orchard and Geo Starr.
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Topeka
Lynn Canal
Po & Np, Co
General Merchandline
Quartermaster Bingham
Secretary of War
Alaska
United States
Treasury Department
Hawaii
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Stone's Landing
Rodonda Beach
Athlon
Greyhound
Port Orchard
Geo
Starr
City Receives Hospital Donation for Receiving Hospital
The health and sanitation committee recommended accepting Dr. Alex DeHoto's offer to donate his hospital ship to the city as a receiving hospital. A monthly sum will be set aside to cover removing city patients to the facility and a police surgeon will handle accident cases with the city ambulance at the hospital's call.
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Alex DeHoto
Deoto
Mother and Daughter Together in County Jail
Mr and Mrs Weatherwax visit their daughter Nelle Underwood in the county jail in the city. They arrived last night and shared a cell with Mrs Weatherwax refusing to leave her 16 year old daughter. Mrs Weatherwax hopes for a favorable outcome, while a visit to Paul Underwood was not permitted.
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Mrs. Weatherwax
Nelle Underwood
Mre. Weathewax
Mr. Weatherwax
Paul Underwood
Courthouse Notes On Ship Sale Suit And Acquittal
In a civil case Dr J Eugene Jordan sues Dr KB F Adame and Captain FRN Handy for alleged failure of consideration in selling the steamship Professor Morse. A verdict awards $10 708 to the plaintiff. In federal court John Koetkan is acquitted of unlawfully bringing cattle into the United States. Fireworks offered wholesale and retail. Rhodes Hron 1714 Second Ave. Reichert Bros pianos 110 Union.
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J. Eugene Jordan
KB. F. Adame
FR. N. Handy
Morse
Iate
Orday
John Koetkan
United States
Market Report Shows Stable Prices Amid Mixed Goods
The markets hold steady with firm Clarke Seedlings at 2.26 and ordinary stock at 1.50. Cherries weaken, Keptilsts heavy, and quality varies with much stock in bad condition. Good stock runs 0.75 to 0.75, inferior at any price. Peaches and apricots selling in quantity due to heavy receipts, cash price 1.25 per box. Tomatoes fall on large shipments as cauliflower cabbage peas and spinach move well.
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Herries
Clarke
Grocery and produce price list and notices from Beattie area
A long list of fruit vegetables and dairy prices shows items ranging from oranges and tangerines to beets lettuce and potatoes with prices per crate per ton per pound. Also included are meat dairy and poultry prices and a brief note about a film accessible to the blind explaining embossed tin-sheet pictures and a tip about avoiding low quality bicycles.
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Arrokine
Wronesia
Pras
Puget Sound
Large Import Order Boosts Music House Stock and Sales
Large import order of small musical instruments and recast received. A big shipment of talking machines and latest records arrives as Winter Harper Co. expands stock after May 1. Daily sales rise, signaling growing customer demand and the store’s advantages.
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Winter & Harper Co
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