Seattle Leads Butte In Low-Scoring Tilt
In Seattle at home the team defeated Butte 18 to 8 with Hickey pitching four innings and Burns also pitching. Day substituted and Dugdale’s Dudes led the first game. Tacoma edged Spokane 7 to 5 in a dynamic 11th inning clash. Helena continued its struggles as Portland tied 5 to 5 in a late-round defeat.
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Butte
Mont
Mary McLanes
Dugdale
Seattle
Hickey
Burns
Spokane
Tacoma
Legislation for the Workingman Debate Continues
A fiery meeting features F A Rust and Gordon A Rice arguing for labor backed reform. They attack the lobbies funded by capital and urge pledges from legislators. Rice criticizes newspapers for anti labor bias as Tacoma and Seattle labor leaders rally for non partisan support.
City Council to Limit Contract Time for Street Work
At the next council meeting Councilman Mullen will introduce an ordinance to limit contract completion time for city street work. It targets contractors who routinely request extensions and sets a daily penalty for overtime. Proponents say the measure will improve progress on streets.
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Mullen
Seattle Board of Works to Review Electric Profile Plan
At a regular meeting the Board of Public Works will consider the Seattle Electric Company filing a Profile plan for a tine through Woodland Park. A clearer plain map is requested. A permit to proceed with construction may be granted as street improvements are opened tomorrow including grading and sidewalking on Fifteenth Avenue East Cherry to East Columbia, Harrison Street Fifth Avenue to Fourth Avenue West, and Taylor Avenue Aloha to Lee Street.
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Board of Public Work
Seattle Electric Company
Woodland Park
Fifteenth Avenue
Cherry Street
Columbia Street
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Taylor Avenue
Aloha Street
Lee Street
Knights of Columbus to be instituted in Seattle
At Bagton hall on Sunday afternoon a new Knights of Columbus will be instituted in Seattle. Thirteen officers of the supreme council are in Seattle to organize the home and eight Portland lodge members arrive tomorrow to assist. The order spans 40 states and 12 Canadian provinces with about 90 000 members. National organizer James A. Gorman of Fall River Massachusetts will conduct the exercises. Supreme council members are being entertained by Seattle Catholics during their stay.
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Bagton Hall
Knights of Columbus
Seattle
Supreme Council of the Order
Portland
Ase
Canada
Io James A. Gorman
Fall River
Masa
Supreme Council
Twenty Two Men in a Little Cell
A morning inspection reveals 22 prisoners crowded in a jail cell after a day on the chain gang. The narrow 16 by 14 by 10 foot space held far more air than legal capacity, with three times the allowed inmates sleeping inside despite health authorities not intervening.
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Wilkes
City
Amal
Unworthy son threatens parents after break in at Nob Hill
Joseph H Morrison a man calling himself a steam fitter broke into his father's Nob Hill home early this morning smashed a hall window and threatened to kill both parents with a razor after demanding his clothes. He was arrested by Officer Newmann and jailed. The family says years of drunkenness and threats prompted the incident as the son, with wife and child in Oregon, shows a worsening pattern.
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Nob Hill Avenue
Joseph H. Morrison
Joeman Newmann
Joseph Morrison
Ward
Oregon
Gentleeman
Supji
Mr. Morrison
Morrison
Morrrison
Police arrest after early morning lookout issued
Police headquarters were notified by telephone of the affair and a lookout for the dangerous man was sent. A telephone message came at 2 30 this morning and the arrest was made about ten minutes past 2 40.
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Won
McCarthy Seeks Probe Into Officer Flannigan Actions
M cCarthy a boilermaker and former chain gang prisoner asks Chief Bullivan to investigate Officer Flannigan. He alleges repeated abuses without cause and blames Flannigan for his imprisonment. The piece also notes union and real estate notices and a June 24 initiation at Rank Hall.
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M. McCarthy
Bullivan
Flannigan
McCarthy
White novelty bargains in assorted fabrics and accessories
A mixed sale lists Turkish wash cloths hematitched sheets and challis sets at after 6 sale prices. Dressmaking supplies include combs brass extensions moire belts and cuff links with deep discounts. Household items such as bag clasps pins tray cloths and handkerchiefs also feature reduced pricing with varied quantities.
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Dresein
WO. Applique Bureau
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