Libel Captain of Dope Ship Faces Pacific Fleet Rush
Captain W Duncan of the Cyclops faces civil libel for $1 197.75 amid seizure of about 214000 dollars worth dope and liquor aboard during return from British Columbia. bond of 49265 posted to insure vessel’s return. In Vallejo CA orders speed up work for Pacific battleship fleet with many ships reassigned and a 30 June start date. Paris dispatch notes Venice to receive Croix de Guerre honor. Washington reports Italian artillerymen from Walla Walla to Camp Lewis may stop for privileges. several local crimes detailed including purse theft in Spokane Avenue and the murder trial in Bologna involving Alfredo Cocchi with conflicting testimonies.
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United States District Attorney's Office
Altho Ithe
Duncan
Fidelity Company
Fed
Treat Department
Seattle street railway receipts shatter weekly record
Seattle municipal street railways report total seven day revenue of 101548 78 with a single day income of 18453 20 on Saturday. If the current average continues the June total will exceed April and May.
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Seattle
Justice Brinker Fines Meat Market For Adulteration
C B Stutz, owner of a 602 Denny Way meat market, was fined $200 for selling adulterated meat after an analysis by Prof C W Johnson of the University of Washington confirmed the adulteration with colored sodium sulphide.
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C. B Stutz
Denny Way
Otis W. Brinker
Stutz
C. W. Johnson
College of Pharmacy
University of Washington
Wires to Return After End of July Under Bill
Washington June 1934 Wire control bill conferees announce action that lines must return at end of the calendar month in which act is approved. Report unlikely to reach president for signature before July 1, delaying signing to avoid hasty return. Telephone firms given four months to lower rates with state and local utility commissions.
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Washington
House
Senate
Omaha Mayor rallies soldiers against looming strike
Mayor Smith told a large Douglas county post audience that the city faced possible anarchy and urged soldiers to volunteer to suppress it if a general sympathy strike occurs. Applause followed his warning as union vote results remained undisclosed. Thomas Menzies, Central Labor union chair, said 25 unions voted to strike with more trades to vote, with a statement promised.
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Omaha
Neb
Smith
Douglas County Post
Thomas Menzies
Central Labor Union General Strike Committee
Menzies
City Must Issue Jit Bonds for Bus Service
The state attorney general advises that Seattle must meet private operator bond standards if it runs jitney service. The opinion, addressed to J. M. Howell, notes Magnolia Bluff line expansion would require bonds of 2500 dollars per bus.
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Seattle
J. M. Howell
State
I. I Thompson
Magnolia Bluff
Printed Lawns and Linenette Fabrics Displayed
Printed Lawns 10c a yard with floral patterns in 25 and 27 inch widths. White Linenette 26 inches wide suitable for children's clothes. White Voile Waistings 36 inches wide sold at 15c per yard. Lower Main Floor.
Northwest Library Association Meet Set in Vancouver
Library workers from Washington Oregon Idaho and British Columbia will gather in Vancouver for a three day session starting August 28. A preliminary Seattle Public Library meeting Tuesday arranged the program for the session of the Northwest Library Association.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
British Columbia
Vancouver
Northwest Library Association
Seattle Public Library
Lunching in the Tea Room on the Sixth Floor
A quiet, cosy venue described as cool and appetizing with quick service. It promotes Afternoon Tea and is located on the building’s sixth floor.
Panel Curtaining Adds Style to Windows
New panel curtaining in Filet net patterns offers 214 yards length with adjustable widths to fit any window. Hemming makes installation quick with ready top headings. Prices range from $3.00 to $5.00 per yard. Ready-made Velour Overdrapes and Valances priced at $8.00 to $12.00 per set. Third Floor The Bon Marche.
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Paris
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War Department
146Th Field Artillery
Seatte
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Camp Lewis
Beattie
Chamber of Commerce
Harry &. Anderson
Spokane Ave
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Italy
New York
Bagnolia
Alfredo Coceh
Pfranchini
United Press
Cooehi
J. J. Lynch
Miss Cruger
Cocchi
Coechi
Ragnoli
Lynch
Cruger
Bagnoli
Harry Ritter
Leo Price
Sunnydale
Superior Court
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Thomas D. Page
William K. Bell
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Harry Kittoe
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Harry
Leyte
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