Auburn Private Bank of Auburn Closes as Depositors Seek Receiver
The Auburn Private Bank in Auburn Washington with 1000 depositors and 25000 capital closed its doors. Depositors led by Milo A Root filed in federal court for a temporary receiver and Judge W Neterer appointed Dr B E Hoye as receiver. The bank reports 204000 in deposits, 8000 cash, 200000 in personal real estate, and 246000 in notes securing the accounts.
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Milo A. Root
United States Court
Wneterer
B. E. Hoye
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Auburn State Bank
dieStat
H. H. Howard
Oscar Christopher
J. B. Knickerbocker
Howard
Root
New Police Chief Griffiths Assigns Humane Agenda
After Mayor Gill’s noon oath, Anatla Griffiths becomes chief of police with his wife and two sons present. He pledges a humane administration, aims to improve the department, keep the city clean, and rid it of crime, stating he will strive to prove worthy.
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Austin
Griffiths
Hi Gill
Bannick
Anatla
Gill
Ross
D. Thomas Davies
Timotheus Josenhans
Judson Jennings
J. D. Ross
L. B. Youngs
Gill Leaves Office After Recall Takes Effect
Former Mayor Gill winds up duties as George W. Dilling, the recall winner, takes oath. Officials and friends gathered in a busy city hall scene with Gill remarking that many a good fish gets the hook.
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Star
Gill
George W. Dilling
Bobby Royce
George
Hiram
Mr. Dilling
J.T. Ronald
Shorty
Grant
Boyle
Terry
Hobby Boyce
Dilling
Hi Gill Returns as Mayor Amid Cheerful Ceremony
Hi Gill comes back to city hall after three years to assume office, cheered by crowds on the Colman building route. George Cotterill welcomes him as 19 cameras flash while Austin Griffiths is named police chief and James Crehan becomes private secretary.
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Colman
Gill
George Cotterill
Cotterill
Austin E. Griffiths
James Crehan
Dr. J
McBride
Hoyt
Chehalis
Frye
City Hall
Hiram Gill
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Advertisement for Myatt Fowells training services
A vintage ad touts Myatt Fowells Business Training at Hiyatt Fowells Rehool, located at 4th and Pine, promising effective methods to manage property and keep track of assets.
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Pine
Myatt+Fowells
McBride Named Seattle Health Commissioner
Dr. J. S. McBride selected by Mayor Gill to become city health commissioner succeeding Dr. James E. Crichton with appointment awaiting council confirmation. McBride, 40, has lived in Seattle 11 years, offices in the Colman building, and earns a 6000 dollar salary. Crichton’s term ended April 1, 1912.
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Gill
James E. Crichton
McBride
Colman
Seattle
Detroit Medical College
Health Department
Crichton
Cotterill
Death of James M. Thompson at Swedish Hospital
James M. Thompson about 25 died at Swedish hospital Sunday noon after suffering a severe headache. He had stayed at the Corlew hotel 1726 Summit, was seized by a headache, fell unconscious Saturday night and remained in a coma until death, an investigation likely to follow.
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Swedish Hospital
Priday Thompson
Corlew Hotel
Summit
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