University Athletes Win Indoor Meet
The University of Washington team won the indoor track meet in the university gym last night with 33 points. Seattle Athletic Club was second with 2%. The Y M C A annex claimed 6 points and Tacoma High School and unattached athletes also placed. The meet hinged on the final relay where UW and SAC were tied at 28, UW winning the relay to take the meet.
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University of Washington
Seattle Athletic Club
Yacoma High School
University
Gish
A. C
Coyle
Green
U. of W
Hurdies
Girke
U. of
Liv. Lagestone
Parker
Matthews
Gihwen
S.A
Babcock
Cin Sac
Bougfelder
Seattle
Giena
Tacoma
Lincoln
Ona
Everett
Considine Dominates Vancouver Horse Show Wins
J W Considine’s entries sweep events at the Vancouver show as local horses take top honors. Wins include heavy harness classes with Allen Bell, Colonial Bell and Lady Arva with Lord Nelson, plus tandem wins by Alien Bell and Quality Queen as Sensation King and others place highly.
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J. W. Considine
Vancouver
John W
Considine
Allen Bell
Sensation King
Victor
Pulton Stables
Seattle
Pfirst
Lady Arva
Lord Nelson
Colonial
Alien Bell
Bennett Named Team Manager for Seattle Club
Bennett announces he will manage the Seattle ball club this season and plans to field 18 players for at least half the year. He expects a pennant bid and confirms 22 men on the roster as he prepares the park and squad for opening day. Dugdale has renovated the Yealer Way field and scheduled early practice for new recruits.
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Bennett
Los Angeles
Baseball Trust
Seattle
Dugdale
Yealer Way
Tacoma Tigers Behinds Signings Eye 1900s Season
Tacoma signs Jack Burnett from St Louis for 1000 dollars and announces Gra ham at second, Kellackey at first Bresvie shortstop and Burnett third to form a new infield. Schroeder re elected president of Tacoma Baseball association while Whitney Whitman coach Gordon Prost joins Whitman team.
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Tacoma
Harry Graham
Butte
Tigers
Graham
Kellackey
Bresvie
Jack Burnett
George M. Schroeder
Tacoma Baseball Association
Gordon B. Prost
University of Oregon
Whitman
Coffee safety note on airtight packs and roaster labeling
A grocer refunds customers who dislike Schilling's Meer, emphasizing to avoid coffee not packed in airtight packages or lacking the roaster's name. The message urges careful purchase and brand transparency.
Tourists and Seattle College Open Season With Practice Game
The first eo season game is today at Dus Dale’s Park at 2 15 P M between the Washington high school Tourists and Seattle College. It is a practice match but carries championship stakes with rivalry high among players. Strong new men vie for places, two complete batteries are expected, and both schools plan to use most available players despite it being a practice game.
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Dusdale’s Park
Washington High School
Tourieta
Seattle College
Wealthy Vancouver man jailed for six months hard labor
Charles Hendricks owner of substantial Vancouver property was sentenced to six months hard labor without a flight for renting a building to women of fame. He sought to create a restricted district in the east end and claimed authority from the mayor and police chief. He refused to work and was put in a dark cell on bread and water.
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United Press
Vancouver
Charles Hendricks
Hendricks
Shanghai
Canton
Ground to Death Beneath an Auto
A Tacoma boy Arthur Hagen aged year died after being run over by a car driven by Richard Winsor on Waklmeay street. The accident happened as Hagen and his brother crossed the path of the vehicle and the wheels struck his head. Winsor was arrested for manslaughter as he rushed to the hospital with the injured child.
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An Howr
Waklmeay
Aed Winsor
Cocais
Hagen
Harald
Mareld
Winsor
Aage
ELOPES WITH AN ACTRESS ELOPES WITH AN ACTRESS
Winston R. Reade, married into a wealthy plantation family, is found with his old stage partner Grace Althen in Tacoma. The trio traveled across the country after leaving Lamar, Mississippi, and Reade traced Miss Aitken to Tacoma. The wife confronted the couple and then bought Miss Aitken a ticket to New York, forgiving her husband.
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Reade
Miss Aitken
New York City
Temperance Recital to Open Temple Bao Thet Service
Billy Artington, noted former ministerial figure, will recite a temperance selection as the introduction to the evening service at Temple Bao Thet church on Third Avenue and Cedar tomorrow. The address to young Pather, the Beautiful Queen, is the slated topic for the evening.
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Billy” Artington
Minette
Temple Baothet Church
Third Av
Pather
Queen
Taft Club Formed at Kent March Meeting
Pursuant to call a temporary Taft club organization was formed in Kent last night with J. D. Dean elected chairman and HM. M. Wallace chosen secretary.
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Kent
Taft” Club
J. D. Dean
HM. M. Wallace
Taft Supporters Plan Permanent Group and Glee Club
A large membership drive will lead to a permanent organization backing Taft and the party. A glee club has been arranged to support the effort.
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Taft
Party
Murders Two Then Personal Crisis Reports
In Globe Arizona on March 21 Jerry Enright, 34, shot and killed his wife and her sister Clara Dalson, 19, then shot himself in the head. The wife was shot after Enright approached from behind as she sat on a porch. he then shot her twice, reloaded, and killed himself above the right ear. Enright had been separated from his wife for about six months and had threats of killing both women.
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Globe
Ariz
Jerry Enright
Clara Dalson
Miss Dalton
Enright
Kid Scaler Beats Swaffham In 26 Round Bakersfield Fight
Spokane fighter Kid Scaler defeated Mily Swaffham of San Francisco by decision in a 26 round bout in Bakersfield Cal last night. In Everett the Chancellors lost to the Intermediates 24 to 17 in YMCA league action. Westminster Lacrosse delegates were instructed to vote against turning professionals at the upcoming BC Amateur Lacrosse Association meeting.
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Kid Scaler
Spokane
Mily Swaffham
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Cal
Chancellors
Seattle
Intermediates
Westminster Lacrosse Club
British Columbia Amateur Lacrosse Association
Aboard Orient Bay Navy Gun Crews Fire Five Inch Turret
Descriptive notes from the Star Special Service aboard the Orient Bay near Charleston on March 21 describe rapid loading of a five inch gun at 70 rounds per minute. A crew chants commands as the shell, powder, and projectiles move through handling rooms to the gun, showcasing the turret’s complex mechanism.
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Star Special Service
Orient
Bay
S. C
General Stoestei Begins Prison Term In Fortress
Lieut. Gen. Stoestel has begun a one year term in the St. Peter and St. Paul fortress, marking the start of his prison sentence.
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ST. Petersburg
Stoestel
St. Peter and St. Paul Fortress
Keeney to Open Bothell State Bank with Keeney as Cashier
Noted lumberman M. Dr. Keeney, former owner of the Harrington Lumber Co. in Burlington Washington, plans to open a Bothell state bank soon. The venture will be a Bothell enterprise with Keeney serving as cashier.
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Nothell
Dr. Keeney
Harington Lumber Company
Burlington, Wash
Beattie
Bothell
Mr. Keeney
High Schools Washington and Lincoln Face Final City Championship
Washington and Lincoln high schools meet tonight in the deciding game of a threegame series for the city championship. Lincoln has shown improvement since season start, while Washington relies on seasoned veterans and strong teamwork to claim the title.
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Washington and
Lincoln High Schools
Washington
Washington High School
Lincoln High
Lincoln High School
Broadway School
Ship Subsidy Bill Passed by Senate
The senate passed the ship subsidy bill, paying 4 per mile for 16 knot ships serving routes to South America, the Philippines, Japan, China and Australia. Amendments set 2 knot ships at 2 per mile, limit subsidies to revenue from the service, and require stopping points for lines operating from Atlantic ports to South America.
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Washington
Senate
South America
Philippines
Japan
China
Australasit
Atlantic
Cape Charles
Port Orchard Route Boats Travel To Navy Yard
Boats depart ten times daily from Pier 2 bound for the U S Navy Yard.
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Port Orchard
U. B Navy Yard
Fire damages Grand Pacific. losses total 190,900
Short news flashes report the Grand Pacific damaged by fire in the afternoon with estimated losses of 190,900. No lives were lost. The item notes regulatory changes for physicians requiring college certificates or five years of practice before enforcement.
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Grand Pacific
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Inska
Caletas
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Iinska
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