Menaces to Cedar River water supply prompt condemnation risk
Article warns that water purity may be compromised by nearby industrial plants and logging operations. It notes Denny-Renton Clay and Coal in Red Creek basin and Kent Lumber near Barneston with about 150 workers, and mentions potential city condemnation to move facilities as Cedar River development progresses.
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Red Creek
Denny-Renton Clay and Coal Company
Cedar River
Kent Limber Company
Barneston
Ang
Milwaukee
Meat seller shuns meat in public as councilman touts vegetables
The article profiles Councilman Murphy who runs a butcher shop yet lives on vegetables. He speaks of health and freedom to choose diet, noting meat is not universally necessary. It also mentions the Seattle Newsboys union annual excursion to Woodland Park on July 1 with races, a dancing program, prizes, boats from Leach Park, and proceeds to the union sick fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Murphy
Fremont
Mr. Murphy
Seattle Newsboys’ Union
Wildwook Park
Leachpark
Union
Malcolm Gets Campus Site Year in Pen
William Malcolm brought from Seattle with W H Speer and George W Alee was sentenced to one year in state prison for embezzling 105000 belonging to the Mutual Building and Loan. Indictments cited similar offenses by the others.
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Malcolm
Witnesses summoned in Mitchell slaying case in Oregon
Corvallis Oregon June 24 C V Hurt B D Maldwin and J K Hierry left for Seattle as witnesses for George Mitchell in the Edmund Creffield murder case. Many others have been subpoenaed as witnesses with Mrs Burgess Starr to Portland instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Ore
C., V. Hurt
B D. Maldwin
J. K. Hierry
Beattle
George Mitchell
Edmund Creffield
Burgess Starr
Portland
Embalmed meat sickens dogs in state tests
Dr J Crambine secretary of the state board of health reports May and June experiments on benzoate and borax used in meat preservation. Benzoate made dogs cross and spoil appetite while borax caused general debility.
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Peka
Kans
J. Crambine
Boad of
Hav
Finance committee adopts Comptroller Carroll recommendations
The finance committees yesterday approved Carroll proposed changes in his office. Registration clerk Roland W. Cotterill becomes permanent, and D. G. Rudy is transferred to the former post held by John.
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Carroll
Roland W. Cotterill
D. G. Rudy
John
Papal Dispensation for Meat Friday on Feast Day
Pope Pius grants Catholics a Friday meat allowance for June 2 the feast of St Peter and St Paul. The special dispensation allows meat consumption despite usual Friday fasting rules. The date aligns with a major saintly feast, prompting broader observance.
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Pope Pius
St. Paul
Exposition site chosen at University campus in Alaska
The executive committee of the Alaska Yukon exposition last night selected the University campus as the site for the great fall exposition after comparing all proposed locations. Transportation and natural advantages favored the campus and a large permanent auditorium will be built for convention use. Under state law no liquor can be sold within three blocks of the campus and buildings will be erected for eventual university use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadeau
Tiny Miss Hogan Born Premature In New York Home
The sudden arrival of little Miss Hogan at her parents' home in New York on June 3 caused a stir. Mrs. Mary McEwan rushed the infant to Bellevue Hospital and placed her in an incubator, likely saving her life. Doctors say she was born several months early and weighs about three quarters of a pound but seems normal and thriving.
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New York
Miss Hogan
Mary McEwan
McEwan
Bellevue Hospital
Belle Wilson Fined For Disorderly Conduct By Judge
Ten days to fall and a fine of twenty five dollars was imposed yesterday afternoon on Belle Wilson by Judge for the charge of being a disorderly person.
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Belle Wilson
Gospel Meetings to Open in Youngstown Next Week
A series of gospel tent meetings will be held in Youngstown starting tomorrow and lasting one week. The contract for 600 head of horses for the army in the Philippines was let yesterday to W. W. Robinson, with Scot furnishing the stock.
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W. W. Robinson
Army
Philippines
Scott
Youngstown
Friend Robbed: Ed Thompson Loses $30 After Overnight Relocation
Ed Thompson reports being robbed of thirty dollars after a chance acquaintance placed him to bed in the Hoston house. He awoke to find the money missing.
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Ed Thompson
Hoston
Thompson
Room Break-In Reported at 621 Pike Street
Mrs. Myrtle Thomas reports to police that her room at 621 Pike Street was entered and a 1500 dollar certificate of deposit stolen.
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Myrtle Thomas
Pike St
Robbed in Resort Gorman Loses Gold in Tenderloin
Laborer Pat Gorman reports theft of 110 dollars in gold from a resort last night. Police investigate the tenderloin incident and request witnesses come forward.
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Pat Gorman
Timber land sale to National Hox by Weyerhaus in Chebalis county
The Weyerhaus Timber company sold an entire Chebalis county township to the National Hox company of Hoquiam for 6 million dollars. The state railway commission heard discrimination claims yesterday and will hold a further inquiry in Walla Walla next week. The railroads said no basis for joint rates was shown. In Tacoma the State Bankers Association proposed protections for members against insurers evading loss payments. In Aberdeen longshoreman Janos Jonasson died after falling from a ladder onto a fence.
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Montebano
Weyerhaus Or Timber Company
National Hox Company of
Hoquiam
Chebalis County
State Railway Commission
Walla Walla
Rail
Tacoma
State Bankers’ Association
San Francow
Aberdeen
Janos Jonasson
Mobs and Trials Spark Northwest Counties
Reports from multiple towns note events including a guilty verdict in Colville for Henry Murbey and a knife attack arrest near Port Townsend. Other items mention Funston surveying American Lake encampment, Governor Mead addressing Woodmen, mail suspensions in Blaine, libel suit against Editor Boardman, and patrols in Aberdeen.
Rodman Rearrested After Confidence Game Suspect
William Rodman was arrested again after a Thursday police arrest on suspicion of a confidence game. He had been ordered to leave the city, and was rearrested that night by Sergeant Stuart and Patrolman Burnell.
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William Rodman
Stuart
Burnell
Rodman
Seattle clubs set meeting on city water supply
The conference committee of Seattle Improvement clubs will hold a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce next Monday afternoon at o'clock to discuss a possible solution for the citys water supply.
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Seattle Improvement Clubs
Chamber of Comeerece
Sacred Heart school graduation ends with Mary Margaret Duffy
Sacred Heart school held its graduation exercises last night. One student, Mary Margaret Duffy, comprised the class.
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Sacred Heart School
Mary Margaret Duffy
Praige Mayor Moore Honored for Enforcement Effort
Elliott Hay Camp Woodmen of America last month adopted a resolution commending Mayor Moore for his attempt to enforce ordinance provisions. The dedication reflects support from local fraternal groups for public order and municipal initiatives in Praige.
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Elliott Hay Camp
Ree
Woodmen of America
Last Right
Moore
Apts
Heckas School Pupils Give Evening Recital at Firat Church
The pupils of Heckas School will present a recital at Firat Presbyterian Church this evening at 6 30 oclock in the church program.
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Heckas
Firat Presbyterian Church
Zions of Seattle Host Mock Trial and Dance Sunday
The Zions of Seattle present a Sunday evening mock trial and dance on June 24 at Christensens Hall in the Arcade Building. Proceeds fund a Jewish library and reading room.
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The
Zions of
Seattle
Christensen's Hall
Arcade
African M E Church Holds Fate at Lee's Chapel
The African M E church will conduct a fate at Lee's Chapel located at 1520 Fifteenth Ave starting next Tuesday for four days. Acre tracts with rich soil near Seattle offered with terms through J A Paine at 907 Alama Building.
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Lee's Chapel
Seattle
Mary Terms
J. A. Paine
Alama Building
Market prices for vegetables fruits and dairy
The list shows varied prices for vegetables fruits eggs butter and cheese. Livestock and feed costs appear with per ton figures for timothy alfalfa oats and other commodities.
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East Wash
Puget
Kent Wash
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Alaska Yukon Exposition
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Union St
Boston
Mass
State News
J. Redelsheimer & CO
First Ave
Col. Columbia
General Funston
American Lake
Mead
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Colville
Henry Murbey
Bellingham
Blaine
Prosser
L. Boardman
Bulletin
Port Townsend
Grucnaia
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Praige
Swift
U. S
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Fruita
Parenee GM
California
Coommnute
Crete
Pirielly
Washington
Goby
Befer
Mohler & Chase
Second Avenue
Lloyd Transfer CO
Ine Begoege Express
Beth Phenee
Diller Hotel
Ernst Bros
M. M. Ring
Geo. D. Burr
Physiciana
Main
Lad
Ragley
River Front
OX Bow
Monroe Street
Old Duwamish Station
McLaughlin Realty CO
Seaboard Security CO
American Bank Building
Ind
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J. G. Hayes
Starr-Boyd Building
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