Iwan the Loan and Arks Girl Dice Loss at American Club
In a dice game at the American club, Dwr lost 62,760 with Golden and Trevel as bystanders. Golden claimed the bookmakers cheated and demanded his money back, prompting a police call as John Sullivan, son of the proprietor, fled with stakes. The incident ended with Golden losing his remaining cash and property as the group fled toward the police station. The other party left without clear addresses or connections to the American club.
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Dwr
Bréwin Golden
Trevel Moe Snieeman
Calmir
Océan
John Sullivan
Bert
Golden
Cage
Sullivan
Paseed
Emiles
Gemeron
Bre
Ign
Tore
Beck
Stone & Webster Manager Promoted From Tacoma Post
Anies Prec reports that Dimerock, after nine years as general manager of the Texas Railway and Power and Puget Sound Electric, is promoted to the presidency of the Stone & Webster corporation owning both companies. L M Bean of Bellingham succeeds him as Tacoma general manager of Whatcom County Railway and Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Dimerock
Txeces Railway & Pow
Pueet Sound Eiertrr Company
Stone & Webster Corporation
Digmock
Tecoma
L. MH. Bean
Bellingham
Whatcom County Railway & Power Company
Diemeck
Baston
White Chinese father sought for mixed race child
An article describes a mixed white and Japanese child left to a Washington Home Society, where Mrs Vip, a Chinese social figure, encounters the child and arranges care with a prosperous Chinese merchant as the new father. Attorney C A Dreshech states they will provide a good home and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gia
Beatfiin
C. A. Dreshech
Rpetchent
New Book by Nat Goodwin About Women Married Me
Fragmentary notes describe Nat Goodwin promoting a book titled Women Married Me. Mentions include Minneau Tiru and names such as Nella Baker, Edna Gootrich, and Maxine Weath in a chaotic portrait of Bohemia era artistic life and cautionary themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Goodwin
C. Geodeto
Goodwin
Kiina Weath
Nella Baker Pease
Bohemia
Maxine
Edna Gootrich
Roosevelt silent on American politics after voyage
By United Press correspondents Roosevelt refused to discuss emergent issues or the Albany controversy. He greeted reporters aboard the Abban chartered boat and, despite health concerns, carried on under Africa’s sun.
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Ronweredt
Tvl
Abban
United Press
Wee
Whe
Boy Wanted in Star Want Ad
Classified notice from The Star seeking a boy helper with a telephone advertisement. The ad emphasizes careful selection of bars and future business foundation, listing contact Main 6490 and Indianapolis 441. The Star Want Ad rate is one cent per word with ten words costing one cent.
Peary Denies Gratitude For Faithful Negro Helper
In New York on March 11, Mrs. Matt, the Negro who accompanied Peary to the pole, laments ingratitude and neglect. She cites thirty years of service and heroism that helped Peary, saying he has received all the money while Matt may be starving and ignored.
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New York
Comeen
Peary
Hey
Matt
Fragmentary Local Notice About Accident In Yard
An unclear report states a man was injured at a yard and taken to a general hospital. The fragment hints at crippling injuries but lacks concrete details.
Affection and divorce conflict in Seattle household
A Seattle case details non support and infatuation involving Mrs Jessie M Martin and her husband. The husband allegedly had a lengthy affair with Mrs Martin, with the Edwards residence and Cedar apartments cited. a baby was born to Mrs Everett in January. The wife describes threats, lies, elopement, and unresolved rent amid a judge’s guidance on filing.
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Jessie M Martin
Fred Carver
Gomt
Martin
Cedar Apartments
Minneapolis
Seattle
California
Weather sketch for tonight and Saturday outlook
Fair tonight with a chance of Saturday showers and moderate south to southeast winds. Forecast emphasizes a transitioning pattern as moisture interacts with a building spring.
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Southport
City Must Refund Excess Improvement Assessments
Superior Judge Gilliam ruled the city of Seattle must refund excess charges collected from property owners after completed improvements. The ruling impacts thousands of owners, with an appeal to the supreme court. Officials estimated as much as half a million dollars to be returned. current on hand funds are cited at about sixteen thousand dollars.
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Seattle
Juder Gilliam
Menta
F. D McCullough
Agethel
Heeeeemen
Hantahsta
Judge Gilliam
Supreme Court
Great Northern tunnel plan to escape Wellington wreck shows cost
Spokane March 21 Great Northern Railway circles discuss a long trans Cascades tunnel from Vancouver to Skykomish to avoid Wellington disaster. Estimated cost ranges from 520,000,000 to 56,000,000,000 as engineers study feasibility and route along the rails.
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Spokane
Great Northern
Wellington
Northern Pacific
Seattle
Knox Jr Will Sell Motor Cars in Providence
In Providence on March 13 Philander Knox Jr will begin selling automobiles after being repossessed by his father for marrying a shop girl. He says he is suited for the business and may own a factory someday. He has received about 1000 offers of various tools in the wake of his notoriety.
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Providence
R. 1
Philander Knox, Jr
Knox
Madison St 10 Night Cable Change Sparks Public Outcry
Madison street residents react as planners propose routing the cable line changes by Henry G Rundice and Jacob Purth to electrify track segments between 10th Avenue and Pine Street. Critics argue longer trips and congestion for riders beyond 14th Street. Councilman W Weaver voices concern over city timing and mechanical hurdles.
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Madison
Henry G Rundice
Biene & Wetter
Jacob Purth
Seatue Brkenari
Thier
Hilti
Iske
Madinen
King
Patten Hooted at English Cotton Exchange in Manchester
Chicago grain speculator Patten Patten faced a hostile reception at the Manchester cotton exchange amid protests over alleged market rigging. He was forced to seek refuge in an office building as a crowd gathered and police protected him before he left for his hotel.
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Manchester Pag
Tames A Patton
Chicago
Cotton Exchange
Patten
Breer
Hie
Interesia
Unis City
Lillis Carries One Scar For Life
Kansas City bank president Lillis was slashed by a butcher knife Saturday while confronting Jack Cadahy. Cadahy, found to the competent person, will leave the hospital today with severe facial and body injuries. The attack occurred as Lillis and his chauffeur rushed from behind after a dispute. Police describe the scene as chaotic with an electric searchlight incident as the assault unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jere
Lissaldren
Aviator Hamilton Explains Aeroplane Glide at Meadows Event
Hamilton discusses glide technique and flight timing after Gates open at noon for Meadow performance. Interurban offers 11 minute service. admission details and music by a 14 piece band. Hamilton’s Tacoma two day fly contract with Chamber of Commerce includes $3,000 guarantee.
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Meadows
Hamilton
Interurban
First Av
Meadows General
Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce
Chas K. Hamilton
California
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Soudon
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
Albany “Grate
Qutene
Kermit
Oonninga
Lering
Meller
White
Tie General Hospital
Hie Ina
Roosevelt
CAE
Associa OY
Co Roosevelt
British East
Africa
Nile
Star Tooey
Walter G. Everett
Gilliam
Deteet Pree
Mra Rose Phillips
Phillipe
Averett
Roenic
Mali
Beattle Hospital
Madison ST
W. Weaver
Gar
Greer Motermer Vueod
Green Motermen
Lillis
Bolts
Charles K. Hamilton
Rainier Grand
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