Seattle Vets Laud Stevens
Theodore Roosevelt Post No 24 VFW unanimously adopts a resolution praising California Governor William D. Stevens and calls for complete elimination of Japanese from the United States as the only solution to the Pacific coast crisis. The three options cited include assimilation, surrender of the coast, or white domination reassertion.
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William D. Stevens
California
Pacific
Theodore Roosevelt
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Pacific Coast
Woman Killed as Auto Falls Into Hole in Wenatchee
Mrs Helen Schoonmaker of Wenatchee was killed when the car she rode in plummeted into a shale hole five feet deep dug for road work. Her sister Florence Stritzel was badly bruised, and her husband escaped injury. The deceased had recently married.
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Wenatchee
Helen Schoonmaker
Florence Stritzel
Stranded Boy and Dog Find New Home Near Meadow Brook
A 16 year old farmer named George from Olalia Washington slept in a barn with his dog Fluffy when deputies found him. After being housed at the county courthouse a charitable drive provided clothing and the Meadowbrook farm near North Bend offered him a job. George said he wants schooling and a kind dog cared for.
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Oo Midland
Olalia
Wash
Fluffy
Depuw
Matt Starwich
Earl Ramage
N. L. Loveall
Kit@ap county
George
Starwich
Court House
Meadowbrook
North Bend
Charges Dropped in Family Dispute Case
Second degree assault charges against Lew Judkins and Gwynetth Judkins were dropped in Justice W Brinker’s court on request of Garrett ONeill, a federal building caretaker. ONeill alleged his daughter and her husband attacked him in his yard at 6517 Fifth Ave S on June 17 after a longstanding family quarrel. The defendants paid court costs.
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Lew Judkins
Gwynetth
Ots W. Brinker
Garrett O'Neil
O'Neil
Fifth Ave. S
Green Lake Club Plans Second Annual Picnic
Seattle residents are invited to the Green Lake Commercial Club picnic at Silver 4. Hubbard, club president, said picnickers will start from Green Lake station at 1 30 p.m. on Wednesday. Free transportation, ice cream and coffee will be provided.
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Seattle
Green Lake
Porter Fined 200 for Prohibition Violation
Alonzo M. Johnson a G N porter pleaded guilty in federal court to violating national prohibition law by admitting bringing nine quarts of whisky from Canada and was fined 200.
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Alonzo M. Johnson
G. N
United States District Court
Canada
Youth Given Light Sentence for Carrying Revolver
Memphis Tennessee June 29 Judge Richards told Oscar Simpson at age 16 that he would receive a light sentence for carrying a revolver. He received only one year in jail.
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Memphis
Tenn
Wife Claims Husband Sold Her to Jones in Tea Shop
In London on June 29 Mary Pearman testified that her husband Albert Pearman sold her to a man named Jones at a tea shop. She said Pearman took her there and threatened to harm her if she did not sign a document leaving Pearman’s house to join Jones.
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London
Mary Pearman
Jones
Albert Pearman
Pearman's
Wise Says Republicans Gave Automata Lead in Chicago Convention
Dr. Stephen Wise former Zionist leader criticizes the Chicago Republican convention as a mere automata display. He argues Democrats cannot do worse, expresses strong Zionist support, and outlines plans for a California tour and Seattle appearance. He predicts Jews will embrace Zionism and cites Palestine as a refuge and cultural center. He will speak at Temple de Hirsch and the Chamber of Commerce event at noon Friday.
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Stephen & Wise
The
Free Synagogue
New York
Zionist Organization of America
Zionist Commission
Wilson
Chicago
Wise
Zionista
Lalentine
Americana
America
Palestine
Dr. Wise
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Club
Coal Shortage Not Expected in Washington This Winter
Spokane June 29—Edgar C Wheeler reports no reason to fear a Washington coal shortage this winter while Eastern shortages loom. About 6 000 union miners in the state largely remain at work and seek peaceful wage negotiations to avoid last October’s costly strike. Robert Harlin district UMWA president doubles as Spokane delegate to the State Federation of Labor and campaigns for international presidency against John Lewis.
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Spokane
Washington
Robert Harlin
United Mine Workers of América
State Federation of Labor
Harlin
The
Coal Commission
Wilson
Harlan
United Mine Workers of America
John Lewis
Bear Skin to Be Shown in Court
Customs action over a large brown bear skin shipped from Alaska on the Admiral Evans prompts parties of interest to appear in federal court before final disposition. No court date is set yet.
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Customs Department
Alaska
Prohibition raid on Mazzone moonshine operation
Federal agents seized a still and moonshine samples after a raid on Maz zone at 423 24th Ave South. Proprieter Mazzone and his wife Mary Rosa along with Giordano face federal charges for the Flora Co. which makes cherry nectar champagnette and other soft drinks.
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O’harra
Ponzio Monzone
24Th Ave. S
Mazzone
Mary Rosa
Giordano
Flora Co
Booze Sleuth Targets Noted Seattle Bootlegger
United States district court charged Marie Dalton of the West Side hotel with selling a quart of Canadian whisky in a Prohibition case. Federal sleuth Charles W. Kline called Dalton among Seattle’s worst bootleggers and noted her protection scheme failed.
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United States District Court
Marie Dalton
West Side
Charles W. Kline
Marley
Seattle
Kline
When Is Dentist Not a Dentist? Trial in Superior Court
In Superior Court Judge John Frater hears the case of Jane Doe Bahst and Jane Doe Sheehan defending themselves as teeth cleaners without licenses. Deputy Prosecutor Bert Ross argues the cleaning claim is a stall while the state seeks licensure. Judge Boyd J. Tallman previously ruled against the state in a similar trial.
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John Frater
Jane Doe Bahst
Jane Doe Sheehan
Carroll B. Graves
Gere Stratton
Bert Ross
Boyd J. Tallman
Passports Fee Raised to Ten Dollars
The clerk's office of the United States district court announced a passport fee increase from two to ten dollars effective Tuesday in line with Washington instructions. One dollar is the filing fee with nine dollars going to the government. The government’s fee is waived when the visit is solely to graves abroad, leaving only the filing fee. Passports can be issued for one year and renewed twice for six months. previously six months was the initial period. No passports may be issued on first papers.
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United States District Court
Washington
C ‘S
Department
Legen
Eight Indicted in Bergdoll Case in Philadelphia
A federal grand jury in Philadelphia returned eight indictments charging Grover Cleveland Bergdoll and seven associates with aiding his draft dodge and escape from two Army guards. Named defendants include Erwin Bergdoll Charles Braun Emma Bergdoll James Romig Eugene Stecher Alfred Mitchell and Harry Shuh.
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Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Erwin Bergdoll
Charles A. Braun
Emma Bergdoll
James E. Romig
Bergdoll
Eugene Stecher
Alfred F. Mitchell
Harry Shuh
Public Markets Pike Place Stall List Commerce Ad
A crowded stalls list from Pike Place Market details numerous grocery items and prices across stalls 17 1602 73 29 44 77 102 110 14 111 45 21 24-26 6-7 9 122-125 11 showing milk sugar lard coffee cocoa olives canned goods produce seafood and baked items with unit prices and bulk case offers. Vendors cart fresh eggs meat dairy and pantry staples reflecting a bustling mid century market scene.
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Veitch's
Ibe
Early berries and fruit arrive on Western avenue
The first cur rants and red raspberries appeared Tuesday morning from the Puyallup Sumner district. Raspberries sold at 6.50 for a 12 box crate and currants at 44 per crate. Eastern winesaps go for 3.50 to 4.75 per box and green apples 1.75 to 2 per half-box. Local peas are fine and moving fast at 10 to 10 1/2 cents per pound.
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Western Ave
Puyallup Sumner
Washington
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers for Vegetables and Fruit
Wholesale price list shows Cauliflower Celery Cucumbers and Tomatoes from Imperial Valley and local sources with per crate or per ton rates. Includes Green Pepper Spinach Lettuce Yellow Onions and assorted fruits and dairy items with units in crates pounds and tons and regional references to Washington California and New York markets.
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Nncn
Rts
Imperial Valley
Saps Ees Scone
Petaioce
Hart's Daughter to Christen Ship Miss Luella Hart
Miss Luella Hart daughter of Governor and Mrs Louis I Hart will christen the first privately contracted vessel at Todd Shipbuilding Drydock Tacoma yard. The vessel is one of four of its type and the 24th built by the yard, with the other ships built for the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Hart
Luella Hart
Louis I. Hart
Todd Shipbuilding & Drydock Co
Tacoma
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Loganberry Land Tour Beckons In Northwest
Port Townsend hosts July 3 and 4 events inviting visitors to explore the finest Loganberry land in the Northwest with ready transportation and touring options.
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Port Townsend
Frisco Market Butter and Produce Rates
Frisco market prices show butter at 61 1/2 cents per pound for extras and prime quality. Dried fruit, eggs, pullets priced per dozen, cheese and butter yields listed with various per unit costs.
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Ban Francisco
Maritime Movements From San Francisco and Vancouver
Ships arrived and sailed between Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle, and San Francisco. The Balcatta from Vancouver arrived June 29, while the Governor from Seattle via Victoria docked June 28. The Admiral Dewey left for San Diego and the Admiral Seabreeze proceeded to Vancouver via Seattle. The San Diego headed for Seattle, and the Morace Baxter arrived at Point Wells June 29. The Horace Baxter sailed for Seattle on the same day.
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Kobe
Santa Ana
Alaska
Protestlana
Hongkong
Windivostok
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Wakena
Victoria
B.C
Admiral Farragut
San Diego
San Francisco
Alameda
Tacoma
Ate Pansa
Fulton
Sehr Balcatta
Governor
B. GC
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Sebree
Bellingham
Point Wella
Morace X. Baxter
Horace X. Baxter
Rockefeller Furious Over Gasoline Theft Report
John D. Rockefeller reacted with anger after being informed by telegraph that 25 gallons of gasoline were stolen last night from the garage of A. C. Goerig at 408 17th Ave N. The incident was reported Tuesday.
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Jawn
John D. Rockefeller
A. C. Goerig
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