Ownership battle over Seattle Tacoma stage line in federal court
Puget Power & Light fights to control the Seattle Tacoma stage line in federal court. Walter Biles of Everett intends to run an auto stage against existing lines, with a restraining order requested to stop state interference. The electric company recently acquired the line, moved Seattle depot, and shifted service to hourly operations.
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Puget Sound Power & Light Co
Pierce County
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Walter 8. Biles
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EB. E. Cushman
J. W. A. Nichols
Puget Sound Bus Line
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Tacoma
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Mount Vernon
Electric Company
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Olympia
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Gardening as Spring Tonic Against Spring Fever
The piece urges fresh air and exercise to beat spring fatigue. It cites grandmothers' tonics and promotes planting a garden as the best daily booster. It notes gardening combats sluggishness, grouchiness, and run down feelings, and mentions radishes, onions, and jacketed Irish potatoes as a tonic.
Churchmen Freed in Manslaughter Case
Lewiston Idaho March 23 By an instructed verdict after nine hours of deliberation A A Hansen and Walter Shaw were acquitted of involuntary manslaughter. They were members of a Pentecostal church and had given treatments to Shaw’s wife who died during these treatments at the inner circle headquarters of Jesus Christ.
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Idaho
A. A. Hansen
Walter Shaw
Pentacostal Church
Hansen
Shaw
Inner Circle of Jesus Christ
Burglary Offer Sought to Redeem Stolen Trinkets
L. W. Andrus of 1320 Remington Court reports his home was robbed Tuesday night. He offers to call off police if the burglar pawns the jewelry and mails him the pawn tickets. The thief took $10 cash and about $125 in trinkets. Andrus would redeem the items but not the cash.
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Remington Court
Andrus
China College Offers Jobs Across Disciplines
Canton Christian college seeks Americana for teaching roles in its high school and college of arts and sciences. Officials include Clancey M. Lewis of the Washington Manufacturers' association and Dean Skinner of the University of Washington. Disciplines listed: physics economics business administration English mathematics French German.
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Americana
Clancey M. Lewis
Manufacturers’ Association of Washington
The
University of Washington
Skinner
Lewis
Congressmen Praise the Farmer in Silk Debate
Representative Cole notes political flattery toward the farmer during silkworm debates, expressing amusement and growing belief that lawmakers all claim to love farmers.
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Cole
Instructors Sought for Arts and Sciences College
Three high school instructors are being sought, including one in general science. Further information is available at Lewis office in the Arctic building.
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Lewis
Arctic
Booze runners rob hotel man at Ballard dock
Police hunt two alleged booze runners who robbed RE Olson of the Diller hotel of 700 dollars at the Pinhermen s dock in Ballard Wednesday night Olson said he went to charter a boat for two men they argued over the money and Olson s cash was later found missing in his coat pocket on a chair in the dock office
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Diller Hotel
Pinhermen's Dock
Ballard
Olson
Boose
Olaon
Bothell Gold Under Fire Amid Mineral Claim Dispute
In Bothell region, 20 plasma stakes totaling 700 feet by 200 feet are marked in the Bothell gold fields as experts doubt commercial gold. Prospector J T Ryan from Alaska says gold exists while J E Bothell, owner of the George Washington claim, plans to await events. Residents expect opposition from Puget Mill Co and Brace Hergert over mineral ownership and possible court action if commercial quantities are found.
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Northwest
J. T. Ryan
Alaska
Naleta
J. E. Bothell
George Washington
Puget Mill Co
Brace & Hergert
Bank Robbers Sentenced for Oak Harbor Bank Robbery
Everett dispatch reports Johno Laird and Claude Cosman to begin prison terms from five and one half to years each in Walla Walla for bank robbery. They were brought from Coupeville and await guards. George King also faces robbery charges, pled not guilty and is held on 3500 dollar bond.
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Plac
Walla Walla
Johno Laird
Claude Cosman
Coupeville
Laird
Coaman
Oak Harbor
George King
Mayor rescinds salute order in Youngstown police
Youngstown Ohio Mayor George L Olea, nicknamed the jazz mayor, explains he rescinded or halted the order requiring all policemen to salute after saying they were kept "6 busy saluting" with no time to attend other duties.
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Youngstown
Ohio
George L. Olea
Fabric listings at Pon Marche offer silk and satin prices
The notice advertises fabrics including 36-Inch Charmeuse at $1.25, 37-Inch Chiffon Velvet at $4.95, 33-Inch Repcords 98c, 36-Inch Messaline $1.25, and 50-Inch Silk and Lisle Poplin $1.25. Items are described as lustrous durable, all-silk back and face, in black navy white and other shades.
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BON Marche
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