Cotterill Apologizes for Trenholme Campaign Tactics
In Junction Hall Tallard Mayor Cotterill bluntly admits Trenholme is not a popular candidate and expresses relief the campaign is nearly over. The crowd jeers as Cotterill defends his tax record and Trenholme explains the Japanese farm band issue amid calls for fair play.
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Atrante
George F. Cottertt
Junction Hall
Tallard
Trenholme
Cotterille
Cotterill
Dilling
Gill
George
Pickles Theft Trial Ends With Ten Day Jail Term
G Holm faced Judge Brown on a charge of stealing a bottle of pickles from Pike Place Public Market. Holm claimed the theft happened as an accident while he was dressing in front of the stand. He received ten days in jail.
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Brown
Pike Place
G. Holm
Holm
Tolt Enterprise Editor Visits Seattle Amid Oil-Burner Steamship Arrival
Wm Hubbell editor of the Tolt Enterprise reports optimistic prospects for Tolt Washington after visiting Seattle on Monday. The steamship President arrived in port for the first time since becoming an oil burner with a note on BromoQuinine’s claimed cold cure.
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Tolt
Wash
Wm. Hubbell
Tolt Enterprise
Seattle
President
Chorus Girl Missing May Be Kidnapped
Iabe Lloyd, 19, chorus member at Tivoli theatre, vanished 18 days ago amid claims she planned to go to Alaska with a man named Dr Williams who allegedly offered high nurse wages. Friends fear white slavery. searches span Northwest and Alaska with federal help. Detective K C Pittman liaises with San Francisco officials and Seattle authorities.
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Iabe" Lioyd
Tivol! Theatre Chorus
Northwest
Alaska
United States
Williams
Seattle
Faiter
Keating
The
Vall
Oakland
K. C. Pittman
Pittman
San Francisco
United States To Deal Directly With Carranza
Washington reports that Gen. Carranza’s attitude forms the Mexican crisis and the United States plans to secure pledges from major powers before recognizing him. Outsider mediation may complicate matters while Washington fixes Carranza’s responsibility and conducts talks directly with him. Sir Lionel Garden, Britain’s ambassador to Mexico, is in Washington as Bryan plans a conference.
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Washington
Carranza
State Department
Lionel Garden
Mexico
Bryan
Seattle considers power grants March 30 hearing
Seattle citizens await county commissioners review of a petition for light and power transmission lines to the Snohomish county line. The ruling will also address a franchise petition from Puget Sound Traction Light and Power Company at the same March 30 session.
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Seattle
Snohomish County
Puget Sound Traction, Light & Power Co
Copestick Named New Superintendent After Lynch Resigns
Following Charles J. Lynch’s resignation as mails superintendent, William Copestick, currently superintendent of carriers, will be transferred to become superintendent of one of the outlying stations, signaling a shift in postal leadership.
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Charles J. Lynch
William Copestick
Gill's Dreamland rally pledges clean city and tax relief
Hiram C. Gill closed his mayoral campaign before a full Dreamland pavilion with an overflow meeting of 2500 inside and 2500 outside. He vowed to govern without obligations to individuals or interests and to deliver the best administration, a clean city, and a square deal for labor and capital while opposing employer domination. He also questioned who funded rivals and pledged to remove Chief Bannick if elected.
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Dreamland Pavilion
Hiram C. Gill
Gill
Rome
Mr. Trenholme
Jacob Furth
Newsboys
Louis Heymrich
Employers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce and
Katnier Club
Central Labor Council
Counties Lose Olympia Tax Dispute in Railroads Case
Judges Claypool and Mitchell will sign orders requiring counties to accept the $2,500,000 tax tender from the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads and restrain collection of $200,000 disputed as good will value until litigation concludes.
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Olympia
Claypool and Mitchell
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Seattle Real Estate Association Luncheon Held at Rathakeller
The Seattle Real Estate Association conducted its weekly luncheon Tuesday at noon at the Rathakeller venue. Attendees discussed market trends and upcoming events hosted by the organization.
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Seattle Real Estate Association
Rathakeller
Foley Kidney Pills Promoted Across Wide Audience
A promotional description extols Foley Kidney Pills, claiming they aid kidney and bladder ailments, rheumatic troubles, and urinary irregularities. It asserts quick relief and strengthened kidneys, noting 50c and 1.00 sizes and recommending Foley Cathartic Tablets, with Bartell's Drug Store as the local outlet.
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N. Hi
Bartell's
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William Thaanum
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Babe” Lloyd
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Standard Grand Opera Co
HI Gill
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Marion St
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Speen Abter Ama Entiels
Bailey & Mitchell Present “Checkers
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Granny
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