Crazy Man Preaches at Tacoma Church Kept in Jail
A disturbance at East Side Congregational Church in Tacoma led to a disorderly man named Johnson being removed, resisting Rev. John Reed and seizing Reed's Bible. Police, including Sergeant Pipkin and Detective Sullivan, escorted him to the station and jail as officers restored order.
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Johnson
East BE
Non
John Reed
East Side
Mr. Reed
Efferta
Rev. Reed
Pipkin
Sullivan
Cal. Thosper
For Men Only Turkish Baths 500 Headys Basement Dexter Merton
Basement Dexter Merton cor Firetave and washing at Turkish baths offered for men only in this local notice.
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Dexter Merton
Grandma Rach Coston Reaches Century Mark in Rochester Heights
Special to The Star Rochester Heights Washington June 24 Grandma Rach Coston has entered her 100th year at the Deaconess Home. Though largely bedbound for a year and almost blind she remains alert to current events and is one of the Northwest’s oldest and most interesting residents.
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Rhode Island
Providence
Coston
New York
Plains
Dalles
Ore
Portland
Mra. Corton
Mra
Mattie Smith
Seattle
Rochester Heights
Wash
Rach Coston
Deaconess
Northwest
Socialists name county and legislative ticket for Whitman County
Whitman county Socialists at a mass convention nominated a county and legislative ticket. No judge or prosecuting attorney candidate was named due to lack of qualified applicants. The ticket lists candidates for senate and house districts, commissioner, sheriff, clerk, auditor, treasurer, assessor, school superintendent, coroner, and surveyor. A Democrats meeting in Colfax district plans to discuss campaign strategy and endorsements including Turner for governor and Cotterill for congress.
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Colfax
Wash
Whitman County
Mass
John M. Reed
Oakesdale
A.L. Black
Garfield
del Lewis
St. John
J. R. Wicka
Anecho
E. P. Black
Sears
James Jennings
L. M. Davis
Warteville
Monroe Bryant
Pullman
J G. Biliett
Fred Krenz
Cleveland Smith
Alkali
F. L. Sterling
Thornton
H. M. Halsted
W. P. Hockinson
J. H. Williams
L. N. Rosenbaum
Oriental Block
George F. Turner
George F. Cotterill
Congress
G. EB. Bennett
L. N. Roeenbaum
Government lifts Alaska bear embargo effective August first
Advices from Washington announce the Alaska game laws allow bear killing for most of the year starting August 1 to protect sheep interests. Twenty members of the First District Pacific Coast Association of Traffic Agents traveled to Portland for a large meeting and reported a warm reception by Southern members. The civil service commission meets tonight to review city job examinations.
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Washington
Alaska
First District of Pacific Coast Association of Traffic Agents
Portland
The
Civil Service Commission
Jury Card Games In Deliberations Questioned By Judge
Maurice Windmiller, foreman of a jury that just returned a large verdict, raised whether jurors may play cards during deliberations to pass time. Judge Griffin indicated it depends on circumstances, sometimes permissible and sometimes improper to avoid delays and preserve proper conduct. The article also notes an obituary for Mrs. Coughin, heart disease victim of five years, with funeral arrangements at Church of the Sacred Heart and Calvary cemetery.
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Griffin
Maurice Windmiller
Windmiller
Mc Windmiller
Kept the Borrowed Plume charged as petty larceny
Charles H Green a colored musician accused Dilly Moore alias Prof Pistols alias Prof Rag time of taking a gold watch and $5 in gold from a vest Moore wore at a Cascade Hall dance on Main Street between Second and Occidental avenues Green testified Moore borrowed the gear and did not return it A warrant is out for Moore's arrest in the petty larceny case Mrs Lisale Coughlin wife of John Coughlin died at 2216 Fifth Avenue this morning
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Charles H. Green
Dilly Moore
Pistols
Moore
Cireen Wan
Cascade Har
Main Street
Second
Occidental
Green
Gordon
Lisale Coughlin
John Coughlin
Fifth Avenue
Disappearance of Key Witness Stuns City Court
In a superior court session today Grace Williams, a colored woman, faces trial for assault with intent to murder Wanda Lewin, also colored. Hessie Smith, crucial state witness who posted own recognizance to testify, vanished believed to have fled the city to avoid giving testimony.
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Grace Williama
Wanda Lewin
Hessie Smith
Widow Dixon Awarded 10000 Damages in Railway Accident
Mrs Melvine Dixon widow of Frank Dixon brakeman killed near Black Diamond February 4 by an engine overturning won ten thousand dollars damages against the Pacific Coast company. Jury found negligence in rotting ties and defective roadbed caused the crash. Dixon baby daughter party to the suit. The suit had sought twenty five thousand dollars. Benson Hall represented Mrs Dixon.
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Melvine Dixon
Frank Dixon
Black Diamond
Pacific Coast Company
Dixon
Benson & Hall
Polish Club Organized by Ballard Polish Americans
The Polish American citizens of Beattie and Ballard held a mass meeting at the Maccabee hall in Ballard to form a social and political club promoting good citizenship and clean politics. Organizers include Martin Nowceki, Ff. H. Nowakowski, Charles Wotroviteky, L. Karpanski, and others. The club will include in its number members from the local community.
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Beattie and Wallard
Maccabee Hall
Ballard
Martin Nowceki
Ff. H. Nowakowski
Charles Wotroviteky
L. Karpanski
Ff. Baranski
M. Kosycki
J. Straczek
F. Hawenth
Jan Jaskula
Polish American group selects Ballard figure as chairman
Nearly all Polish American citizens in King county choose Martin Noweki of Ballard as chairman with FP H Nowakowski and Charles Petrovitaky as secretaries.
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Bers
King County
Martin Noweki
Ballard
FP. H. Nowakowski
Charles Petrovitaky
Lodging House Owner Sues Over Lease Breach
Ballard proprietor of a Pleasanton lodging house filed suit in the superior court against Robert Steward and Irene Goodman owners of the building to recover 12000 damages. He alleges failure to abide by the terms of a one year lease and that the building was not kept sanitary, leading to its closure by the board of health. He claims the owners refused to repair it.
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L. A. Ballard
Pleasanton
Wiret Avenue
Superior Court
Robert Steward
Irene Goodman
Ballard
Board of Health
Children's and Baby Dresses in White Lawn Sale Ad
A fragmented ad lists children's and baby dresses in white lawn with decorative styles. Items described as affordable, with prices noted as five cents per yard and dollar figures such as 1.50. Readable details are limited.
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Hohenschild
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C. B. Williams
the Federal Art & Wall Paper Co
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Shoe News
Arlington Hotel
John Dewar
Sora
First Ave
DRO Head
CLINE
District Court OF the District of Washington
Hoffman & Freudenberger
Joan P. Hoyt
Herald
Daulton CarPet Company
Tennant
Stone, Fisher & Lane
Eton
Norfolk
Styles
Second Avenue
University Street
A. Bridge & Co.—Popular Price Clothiers
Mens Suits
Golland
A. Bridge & CO
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