Cigaret Clause Defeated as Prize Fight Provisions Replace Law
Lympia March 1 The senate defeated proposed cigaret controls raising the age to 21 and allowing enforcement through interstate commerce. The same session replaced the prize fight provisions with a stricter anti boxing law enabling police to arrest suspects in prize fighting scenarios. Senator Graves pushed a poker provision, Cotterill sought its removal to keep poker illegal in any home setting.
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T. J. Dillon
Lympita
Senate
Portland
Dealereter
King County
Booth
King
Allen
Senator Graves
Spokane
Cotteril
Bandmasters Debate Airs for Taft Inauguration Parade
New York March 1 Bandmasters nationwide select tunes for Taft inauguration parade. Choices include Dixie selected by Charlie Uhrig of the Kentucky Infantry band, Auld Lang Syne by John Weber, and Remorse among others. Pennsylvania leaders favor Yankee Doodle as anthem.
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New York
U. P
United States
Taft
Dixie
Charlie Uhrig
Crack Pirot Kentucky Infantry
Lowlevitine
Cincinnati
John CC. Weber
George F. Smith
Anthor Nated lWwader
Storm Warning Appeals Along Vancouver Island Coast
A weather alert was issued at 7:15 AM for the sound and ocean coastline as a strong storm near Vancouver Island moves westward. High west winds are expected today and tonight with potential impacts on coastal areas and maritime activities.
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Sound
Ocean
Vancouver Island
Ward
Judge Ronald Prepares to Go on Bench
James T. Ronald, appointed Saturday by Dev. Bay, prepares to assume duties as superior judge of King County. He has long been active in political circles since arriving from California in 1882 and previously served as mayor of Seend and as prosecuting attorney for the King, Kitsap, and &no counties. Born in Missouri in 1508, Ronald is a longtime partner at Halinger Tennant Pattie.
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James T. Ronald
Halinger
Residents plan protest at council meeting over boulevard funding
A deputation from Anne bili residents will attend the council meeting to challenge the proposed 206000 expenditure for the boulevard project. They argue the current plan differs from earlier figures and expresses concern about costs and route details.
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Shere
Tiee
City Hall Move Faces Delays and Tight Budgets
City officials and department heads struggle to relocate to a new building after delays in furniture and preparations. Superintendent Grant and A V Beaullien must push plans, with the council facing weeks of disruption as the old furniture remains in use. Mayor says the current city hall will be vacated after the move is completed.
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Alding
Grand
Druys
Council
A. V. Beaullien
Department of al Utilities
Mi Gmm
Lucky Baldwin Dies After Final Santa Anita Appearance
Los Angeles reports the death of Miles J. Lucky Baldwin at his Arcadia home after a six week pneumonia battle. The influential miner and racing magnate built vast wealth from Ophir and Death Valley claims and owned a Bear Valley timber fortune. his passing likely triggers numerous estate disputes with heirs and claimants.
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PE. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Talrman
Arcana
Stette
Santa Anita
Baldwin
San Prancisco
Turfman
Hie Firet Mous Horge
Lexington
New Orleans
Horrees
Kansas City
Latonia
Chicago
Chicago Ny
Brooklyn
Plains
California
Hall McLaughrey
San Prandiaco Modern
Clara Harold
Arcadia
May Investigate State Officers In Legislature
Olympia lawmakers met at 2 o clock with routine matters on the calendar. A resolution may be introduced before adjournment to investigate state officers.
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T. J. Dillon
Olympia
Operatic Singer Jones Dies of Heart Failure
Tiling Jones, operatic singer, died at a lodging house from heart failure. Coroner investigated and ruled death natural. Brother Thomas Jones of the firm Jones & onten noted as survivor.
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Tiling Jones
the & Pele Lodging House
Morningoroner &Nyoy
Asa
Thomas Gone
Jones & Onten
Street Car Service Extended to Jensen's Grove
Local brief notes extended street car service on the Union street line reaching Jensen's Grove with a Lake Union tramper service aiding the University route. North end vacating protests delayed changes. Be at the Electing company arranged new schedule amid utilities push. Isiah Allen resigns as nine years custodian at post offices to join National Bank of Commerce. Marion Mullain transferred to Northport Washington. Mise Allen recovers $200 in diamonds stolen from Rhodes Bros department store. recovered by Al Court of the Merchants' Protective association. A woman of good standing detained and compelled to return the jewels.
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Union
Ae Jensen
Lake Union Cara
Ae Mercer
Public Utilities Department
Beat the Electing Company
Isiah Allen
Isiah Alien
National Bank of Commerce
Allen
Sheckers
Ofice
Rockefellers
Marion McLain
Marion MulLain
Northport
Wash
Mixe Ajlen
Rhodes Bros.’ Department Store
al Court
The
Merchants’ Protective Association
Mise Allen
Beattie
Salome dancer Mary Garden shocks Proessional Women’s league
Bijou Fernandez describes Mary Garden’s Salome dance at a league reception as sensational with a plunging back and daring bodice. About 3800 members and guests attended the league’s 16th birthday celebration last night.
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New York
U. P
Bijou Fernandez
Mary Garden
Women's League
League
Merger Question Dies in Senate Judiciary Committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported a measure on the proposed inquiry into the Tennessee Coal merger. No action will be taken in Washington on the matter at this time as key issues are debated.
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tennesseron Coal Company
United Biatoe Brealh
Washington
Angry Woman Cane Incident Shocks Greenie District
A reportedly furious Mrs. W. F. of North 65th Street disciplined L. Evett Brett with a cane in a Greenie district office after an alleged familiar advance. Bohringer intervened to free Brett's grip on a broom handle. Evett apologized and promised not to speak to the woman again.
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Greenie
W. F
North
L. BE
T & Drake
W. FP. Bohringer
Bohringer
Bret
Brett
Areva
Dohringer
Mr. Evett
Behringer
Evett
Fifteen Thousand Visit A Y P Grounds Exposition Day
The A Y P exposition drew about 15 000 visitors despite a 5 cent entrance fee in the afternoon. Director A D Wood of exploitation noted the steady turnout as attendees crowded the grounds before the formal opening.
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de A. Wood
Poor Roads In King County Cause Muddy Mishap
The King County White River Valley Go association notes poor roads near Orillia and Pos, as the party to Seattle plans meeting. Frank Turner of the Kite River Grange doubts state aid repeal will pass. A convoy touring the area overturned near Pos and Orilila, with Walking of Kittitas knocked into mud.
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Ee Roude
Kinty White River Valley Go Association
Frank Terner
Manter
Kite River Grange
Mamue
Seattle
Pery
O'Brien
Orilile
Pos
Orilila
Alkine
Kittitas
King County
Thieves Enter Home While Owner Is Out
While Mrs. A. Hoskins was away from her home at 1910 East Kit, a burglar forced entry last night and carried off a rain coat eight dollars in cash a gold water and en check for twenty four dollars sixty cents and two news in favor of Mrs Moakine for one hundred eight dollars each
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A. Hoskins
East
K #t
Arrance
Policemen Switch Shifts Today in City Patrols
The morning watch moves to the area of Captain D P Willard with Sergeants Peer and Searing as roundamen. Second patrol shifts to Captain Alex MacDonald with Ser Rannick Kent and Bryant as roundamen. The night patrol under Captain W F Loubacher includes Sergeants Hadeen Dolphin Stuart Carr and Wilkes. Booking will be handled by Books Sergeant J W Smith, aided by Clerk DuCett and Operator Jackson.
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Hadeen
Dolphin
Stuart
Carr
Wilkes
J. W. Smith
DuCett
Jackson
Manheld on Serious Charge Against Ka-Velladaio Worker
John Jaset a Umber worker from Ka Velladaio is held on a serious charge after Deputy Aheritt Starwieh arrested him today. The complaint, filed by Wileke, alleges a disturbing incident involving a family member and a 12 year old daughter, with details unresolved.
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John Jaset
Ka- Velladaio
Aheritt Starwieh
Wileke
Dave Ands
Jaget
Cemeret Rere Odnault
Beara
Education code tightens discipline for delinquent youths
Olympia March 1 The education code would require expelled public school students to appear before the juvenile court and possibly be committed to the state training school if the offense merits punishment. The bill has passed the senate and likely faces swift action in the house.
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Olympia
Senate
Benson Joins Oregon as Third Governor in Three Days
Benson became Oregon’s chief executive after taking the oath this morning following a rapid sequence of governors. Governor Shelton served briefly after Governor Berlain, and Chief Justice Moore administered the oath with state officials present.
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Benson
Oregon
Salem
Ore
U. P
Berlain
C. B. Shelton
Shelton
F. W
Moore
Supreme Court
State House
Hip the Elephant Promotes The Star sale
The Star features Hip the elephant the world’s smallest trained elephant will sell papers tomorrow afternoon at First Avenue and Madison. Hip will hand readers a copy and make change with trainer’s help. Proceeds support The Star and entertain children at the Star theatre.
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Hip
First
Madison
Star Theatre
Star
Probe Scandal at Bellingham Normal School
Acting Governor Hay orders a full state probe into the Bellingham Normal School scandal. Charges allege Dr. B. T. Mathes, principal, is incompetent and misused state funds. Assistant Attorney General von Tanner will attend the March 6 investigation by the board of trustees in Bellingham.
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Bellingham
U. P
Hay
Bellingham Normal School
B. T. Mathes
The
Normal
von Tanner
Board of Trustees
Subway Franchise Revival Faces City Council Objections
City council committee to consider reviving the Noody Dudley subway franchise with J. M. Sparkman set as chair next week. Officials including A. V. Bouillon oppose the plan, citing safeguards and city interests. Mayor Miller would review any passage of the ordinance amid Bouillon’s warnings. Also New York customs tightens checks after a Purser’s attempt to smuggle Chinese passengers aboard the Atlas line.
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City Corporation
J. M. Sparkman
A. V. Bouillon
Public Utilities Department
Frederick Sawyer
Houillon
New York
Pring Bigsmund
Rain Tonight and Tuesday Weather Front Brisk Winds
The forecast calls for rain tonight and Tuesday with brisk winds. South winds shift to southwest as the system moves through, bringing cooler conditions and possible showers across the area.
Eleventh Juror Chosen in Calhoun Bribery Case
In San Francisco on March 1 the eleventh temporary juror for the Calhoun bribery case was selected after exhaustive examination by both sides. The juror was accepted despite defense and prosecution questions.
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Apthhr
San Francisco
Uv. P.pive Nm
Trick Calhoun
Vene
Man 66 Struggles to Die in Pacific Hospital
Christian Noll, a Seattle city patient of 66, is allegedly torturing himself to death after surviving multiple suicide attempts. He arrived February 14 after a fall from a Seattle hotel window, leaving him with broken bones. Despite doctors resetting the wounds, he wriggles free the bandages and worsens his condition. Police believe he is a German pensioner with ties to Alaska. relatives are unknown.
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Christian Noll
Pacific Hospital
Noll
Seattle
Shall
F. 8
Bourns
Hospital
Autho
Nell
Rb Styx
Alaska
Germany
Abandoned Horse Euthanized After Starvation Plight
Humane Officer John Vaupell at Foster Yeaten reported an abandoned horse left to starve, weak in mud. Neighbors said the animal had been given food and shelter by rancher Tom Clark during haying season, but the horse could not be saved and was put down with a pistol.
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Hnamane
John Vaupell
Foster Yeate
Tom Clark
Vaupellveste
WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT IN MINNEAPOLIS
Tianas J. Flaherty, a collector at the John Gund Brewing Co. in Minneapolis, left the city last February. He was arrested by Alty Detectives Charles Pilipsoa and James Byrne on telegraph advice from Oriniele and Sheriff at Stockston. Flaherty faces embezzlement charges, showing no knowledge of the accusation, and was placed in jail on Second Avenue and James Street.
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Tianas J. Flaherty
John Gund Brewing Company
Minneapolis
Little Girl Escapes Death in Narrow Automobile Crash
The daughter of MH Maples of Fairview survived a thrilling near miss Tuesday when her father's team vanished from sight. A faulty wheel and broken axle led to a terrifying incident as the girl clung to a steering key and narrowly avoided serious harm.
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MH. P. Maples
Fairview
Seree Key
Sven
WU Fon
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