Shawmut Protest Over Ford No 2 Race Victory
Shawmut Manufacturing challenges Ford car No 2 win in the eleventh continental race run to Seattle. The Shawmut team cites rule infractions at two river crossings and an unmarked axle, seeking delay or reversal of the prize while formal charges may be filed. Ford No 1 faced delays after a crash near North Bend and was accompanied by President F C Ford to the finish.
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Ford
Crome
Agyop
Seattle
North Bend
F.C Ford
Shawmut Automobile Company
Ford Car No. 2
Shawmut
New York
Robert M. Gutgenheim
Janes B. Howe
Shawmut Manufacturing Company
Howe
Shawmut Company
Noraliowss
Missing Canadian bowler Robert Scott sought by police
Robert Scott a leading Canadian bowler is missing from Vancouver and police seek him over an alleged $1 shortage in his accounts with Canadian Pacific railroad. The case shocks Seattle bowlers who know him and Seattle police have been asked to watch for the fugitive.
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Robert Scott
Canada
Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Scott Ie
Seattle
Boy Hit By Auto Injures 12 Year Old
A 12 year old boy Broe at Winter living at 417 Bist Pine was struck by a motor vehicle on East Pike Street near Summit Avenue yesterday afternoon. The Moblie owned by Frank McDermott and driven by Edward McDermott bruised and shook him. he was treated at Providence Hospital then sent home. No arrests were made.
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Broe
Bist Pine
Frank McDermott
Edward McDermott
East Pike St
Summit Av
Providence Hospital
Helen Frick Launches Philanthropic Venture in East Wenham
Helen Frick daughter of Henry C Frick the Pittsburg steel magnate launches her first philanthropic venture leasing the Stillman farm at East Wenham for summer use by Boston area orphans. She will personally supervise the work.
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Dy United Pressey
Boston
Mise Helen , Prick
Henry C. Frick
Pittsburg
Enat
Stillman
East Wenham
Aliss Frick
Bremerton Heights Promises High Profits in Realty Push
Seattle Honeseekers Co offers land near Bremerton Navy Yard with large tracts at 50 and lots at 35 plus monthly terms. The firm guarantees large profits within a year and invites inquiries for maps, price list, and circulars from its Seattle and Bremerton offices.
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Bremerton Heights
Bremerton Navy Yard
Bambe
Navy Yard
Seattle Homeseekers CO
Cherry &J
Bremerton
Oregon
Itudy
France in uproar over scandals in government
French writers and newspapers condemn government corruption as naval and military failures, with calls for a popular movement to overthrow the regime. Editors warn that public faith erodes as scandals mount and the navy lags behind allies. May 24 launch failure of a Canton ship underscores unrest.
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Phil Simms
PAIS
Powers That
le Holding
French Republic
France
the International
Revolutioniste
Germany
United States
Japan
French Journal
Mayard
Place de Revolution
Agaiout
le Bolein
Paria
Regia of Pemindala
Dlr
Tack Hammer Incident In Colfax Child’s Severe Mouth Injury
In Colfax Washington on June 26 a 15 year old son of Robert Squibb suffered a tack hammer injury after a child mouth play. The hammer end reportedly pierced the palate and perhaps the spine while the child endured extreme pain yet later acted as if uninjured.
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United Prep
Colfax
Wash
Robert Squibb
L White
Tammira Not To Be Recalled Say APS
Ambassador Takahira will not be recalled from his post in the United States. He is to return to Tokyo this summer for consultations with Japanese authorities, amid rumors of a recall over diplomatic tensions. Specific topics for discussion were not disclosed.
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Tammira
APS
Wy United Pree
Tokio
Ambasssador
Takahira
Washington, D. C
Hit Pont
Nippon
Tovernment
United Press
United States
Takahiro
Was Not Killed In An Auto Accident
New York report corrects earlier wire that banker Lewissohn, husband of Edna May, was killed in a car crash near Lin. He states by cable he was not in any accident and is alive and unharmed. The mix up follows prior sensational coverage and leaves unclear what caused the original dispatch.
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My United Press
New York
Lewissohn
Edna May
Lin, Ie
Taft Approves Sentence for Major Charles G Clark
President Taft today approved the sentence of Major Charles G Clark a New York native who was sent to the Philippines with the Twelfth Infantry. Clark faced charges of financial misconduct and was found guilty in a military tribunal.
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Taft
Clark
Washington
Jane A
Dhemchal
Charles G. Clark
United States
Philippines
Twoth Infantry
New York
Misson
Protest Over Western Ave Grade Plan
Property owner yesterday protested to the street committee against the proposed grade work on Western Avenue arguing that the entire thoroughfare would benefit from improvement of any section and urging district-wide consideration. Chairman Frank P. Mallen noted the push followed a petition from Arnold Zhinden in his district while Councilman Jackson had no request for the north end.
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Yomterday
Frank P. Mallen
Arnold Zhinden
Corncilman Jackson
North End
Neighbors Find Ancient Can Hidden on Haunted Ground
In Terre Haute Indiana on June 25 RB 8. Ricketts unearthed a rusty tin can in his yard said to be tied to a local legend of a miser named Warren. After neighbors watched, the couple took the can to the bank where a torn bundle of yellow newspapers was found inside and no money.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ricketts
Hoe
Warren
Mr. Ricketta
City Looks Like a Burned Up Prairie In Town Water Fight
The Bent tle city Chamber asks Mayor Miller for a special provision in water rules to ease lawn irrigation fears. The piece notes a shift from tidy homes to a dry, desolate vista and mentions lamp prices from Home Electric Co at 127 Second Ave.
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Chamber of Commerce
Miller
Citiens
Beattie
Home Eleotric Co
Hero of Clallam in Seattle recounts rescue courage
A Seattle narrative recalls Edward D. Mickman a second mate on the tug Holyoke who saved nearly a dozen lives during the Bound Breaker Clallam disaster near Port Townsend. The story highlights his bravery amid storm and gale before detailing his later battle with rheumatism and recovery through the Wake Oven treatment at Loughney & Loughney with renewed mobility and optimism.
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Clallam
Port Townsend
Edward D. Mickman
Holyoke
Challaine
Peter Larsen
Beyond
Hickman
Alaska
Young Hickman
Dyea Trail
Theobald
San Francisco
Mr. Hickman
Alaska Coast Company
Bertha
Juneau
Simpson Hospital
Cook Intet
East Union
Loughney & Loughney
Loverney & Loughney
Boata
Bankers Elect Officers at Regional Meetings
The Washington state bankers elected officers in a morning session at the Tristate convention with A V Alberteon of Tacoma as president and J D Bawcett as secretary. Oregon and Idaho delegations chose presidents and executive committees while a Washington hotel gathering selected additional officers and a joint evening theatre event for delegates and spouses.
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Washington State Bankers’ Nevoolution Arena
Pron
A.V. Alberteon
Tacoma
J. D. Bawcett
Aiteetite
PC. Kauffman
Chas
A. McLean
Bookane
J. W. Maxwell
Beattle
P.M. Wyman
Walla Walla
MH. W. Smith
Olympia
W. J. Patterson
Aberdeen
J Th
Brady
Pomeroy
American Banking Association
M.A. Arnold
Heattle
Washington
J. D
Ball Room
Washington Hotel
J W Hohimeer
Portland
Vicw
Alex. Martin
Kiemath Palle
Trender
Meyers
la Crande
Martinin
B.A. Wyld
Frank Patton
Astoria
W. J. Thompson
Leslie Futher
Hood Hiver
Canfield
Oregon City
Mahe
Frew Ident
Boyd Hamilton
Dear
LA. Given
Nampa
LL. A. Conte
Boise
WK. Haye
BF Johnson
BV. O'Neil
BL H. Hollinter
A. H. Keller
Crawford Moore
W. Kittenbach
HD. Cortia Torborrow
Local man dies after acid intake in city cafe
Early this morning a man entered a cafe, drank a vial of acid, and collapsed. Police found he died shortly after at the hospital, and the body was taken to Bone morgue for an autopsy and identification.
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Bone
Lumbermen’s Day at Exposition Draws 12000 Supporters
Over 12 000 lumbermen and loggers from the 724 lumber camp in Eastern Washington have signed up for Lumbermen's Day at the AP exposition under Secretary Beckman of the Pacific Coast Lumbermen's Association. Entries come from Denver and across the Northwest. Floats in the parade will show log and lumber transport methods, with J P Youle overseeing float prep. Two baseball games are planned at the stadium. Daniel Bekina’s request to build a stable at 1110 11th Ave was postponed for two weeks as nearby property owners reconsidered.
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Washington
Beckman
Badger
Denver
Northwest
J. P Youle
Lumbermet
Daniel Bekina
Oreet
Olympic
D. Hillman
Birmingham
State
Aii
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Ford Grosses
Boy
Auto
Helen Frick
Os8can Havard
Tack
Third Ave
Lilliputian Bazaar
Madison
Mag. Ricketts
Charles Ran Kennedy
Moore Theatre
Star
the Star
Hero of
People's Bank
Anderbon
Ure
Poynor
S. H. Poynor
Yosemite
Bann
University ST
Paget Sound
Agate
Pier
Pier 6
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