World's Record Sprint Highlighted Seattle Indoor Meet
Dan Kelly equalled a world mark with an 80 yard dash as Holdman and others delivered strong showings at the Seattle Athletic Club hosted indoor meet in the Coliseum. Burns wins the marathon while University of Washington athletes excel in pole vault and sprints, with notable performances by Rex Smith and Paxton in a crowded, polished program.
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Dan Kelly
Kelly
Holdman
Burne
Calgary
Coliasurm
Seattle Athletic Club
Micees Bie Coliseum
Tee Kelly
Iin
Beare
Rex Smith
Eclock
British Columbia
Chery Paxton
Nmerer
Washington
Oregon
Tar Schoel
Frettier
Laughary
Watrens
Crawford
Remington
A. C
Grant_ and
Smith
Firet
King, & AC
Vancouver
U. of
Grant
Kerr
U. of W
Knox
Pan Kelly
Burke
Grammar Schoole
Iret
Colurebis
Parker
Denis
Pilgrim Eigh
Seattle
Maley
Burna
Vancouver Athletic Club
Spangler
Polite
Brerette
U. MC Als A.C
Cal
Beattie
MC. A
Beattie High School
Knapp and Neill Meet With Rail Officials in Chicago Today
In Chicago Knapp and Neill conferred with railroad managers and union heads at the Auditorium. Managers say wage increases beyond 7 to 10 percent and a ten hour day are unaffordable under state law and operating costs. Commissioners press workers to consider demands or bear responsibility for a potential business crisis.
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Scrippe Telegraph Service
Chicago
Martin A.knapp
Charles P. Neill
Jackson Street Job Let to Lewis and Wiley contract
The firm Lewis and Wiley Inc prepared to take the Jackson Street contract at 418 475 dollars. W B Lewis testified the two year timetable includes removing about 6 060 cubic yards daily by earthwork plus 1 600 cubic yards daily hydraulics with a pumping plant to supply water for 5 900 cubic yards daily. The Dearborn street area to 12th avenue also included.
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Lewis & Wiley, Incorporated
W. B. Lewis
Lewis & Wiley
Jackson Et
Dearborn
Real Hot Time in Chicago campaign bias and suits
March 30 report notes bitter campaign leading to the mayoral race and Busse overshadowed by editorials and cartoons from Hearst papers versus the Chicago Tribune. Hearst sues Tribune for 2,500,000 with other suits threatened. direct issue and municipal ownership seen as central contrasts.
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Boripps Telegraph Service
Busse
Hearst
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
City to detail public comfort stations stalls on hold
Finance committee discussed detailing pubic comfort stations but made no definite decision. It was noted that the available funds of 13000 dollars would not be sufficient. Butte March 30 report notes a five year wage contract aligned with Anacon da men. Oriental Tmard in Seattle adds eight new tables and a sole 5x10 pool table.
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Oriental
del Pattora
Seattle
King County Court House
City Hall
Seattle Electric Company
Prefontaine Place
Fourth Avenue South
Jackson
Third Avenue
Water Bond Issue Again Dominates City Finance Meeting
Tilden and Co of Seattle bid 1 260000 for Cedar River water bonds at six percent discount, about 191000 below face value. Fr Hi Moore offered to top any bid but could not specify a price. committee scheduled another session to decide whether to sell bonds and fund the bridge project.
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Tilden & Co
Seattle
Cedar River
Islue
Carroll
Chicago
Bia Fket
Tilden
Bssue
Hi. Moore
Moore
Dugdale Signs Three New Players Strengthens Northwest Ng
Dugdale has signed three established players, adding firepower to a Northwest team. Allen, a varied pitcher, joins from Lite and is expected to anchor the staff with help from Sane. White and Whcea are tasked with combining to finish the lineup and push for third place. practice starts Tuesday.
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Dugdale Hae
Northwest
Bengar
Allen
Alien
Lite, Heck
Fans favor Tacoma over Bellingham in Northwest League row
A noisy Northwest League dispute centers on the Tacoma and Bellingham franchises. Shreeder of Tacoma vows not to quit as talks of transfer stir fans, executives, and likely court action. Dugdale declines comment while supporting Tacoma but avoiding direct stance on the rival.
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Beattie
Yeneball
Tts
Dugdale
Shreeder
Tacoma
Tacome
Esterday
Mr. Laces
Tacewea
Tecema
Bellingham
Nearing Boston Marathon Fo ley Ready for 1947 Run
Medford Massachusetts runner Peter Foley, age nearly 60, will enter the Boston Marathon in April. A member of Hemen Street AA, Foley has competed in the event for three years, typically finishing toward the front. Last year he placed among the top 30 with about 3 hours 15 minutes to cover the course.
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Peter W. Foley
Medford
Mase
Boston
Eee Foley
Hemen A. A
Ath Jets
Nestor Ley
Hillman Family Returns From California Trip
Mr and Mrs C D Hillman plus their two children arrived in town this morning after several weeks in California. They traveled by train from San Francisco to Itland and encountered flood delays on the return journey, with a shoemaker named Klein, located at 217 Jamae Street, among the people involved.
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C. D. Hillman
California
Hillman
San Francisco
Itland
Woods
Mr Hillman
Aa Klein
Riverside sale and Young Men’s Aid fund notes
A fragmented clipping notes a ranch purchase in Riverside California and an entry about the Young Men's Aid fund with numerous names and small amounts listed. The text references a sashout requiring passengers to walk about 660 feet and mentions fire insurance for furniture and a building.
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Riverside
Cal
Butchers in Roumania Collapse of Revolution Amid Bloodshed
From Bucharest March 26, troops surged through Roumania with deadly force against revolting peasants. Rebels, poorly armed, were shot down as the backbone of the movement crumbled. A volley salvo at Canesthesti left scores dead or wounded as reports of bloodshed pour in from multiple centers.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Certaina
Canesthesti
Last Appearance of Star Runner at Indoor Meet
New York March 2. J Th Taylor of the University of Pennsylvania will start from scratch in the 660 yard handicap at the Thirteenth Regiment meet. Melvin W Bho of the Irish American Ath Club will be on hand to chase a new mark as Taylor makes his final indoor appearance in New York this week. A dozen top New York runners are invited to compete.
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New York
J. Th Taylor
University of Pennnsylvania
Thirteenth Regiment
Melvin W. Bho
Irish-Amerteen Ath Club
Alco
Soretch
Taylor
Bquiree and Crockett
Six Story Union Street Block Planned By Moore
The plan calls for a six story building on Union Street between Fourth and Fifth Avenues. The first floor will house store rooms while the upper floors may become a hotel or offices. James A. Moore says construction will begin soon on the old university grounds and additional buildings will follow based on business conditions and the Fourth Avenue regrade.
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Union St Wa
Union Et
James A. Moore
Unienst
Fourth
Pithava
Union St
Fifth Av
Ava
Beneca
Univeretty
Advance Steamer Upgraded as Extra Vessel for Kitsap Transport
The FhdkT Steamer Advance, recently purchased by Port Blakeley Main, will be overhauled and doubled as an extra steamer by Kitsap County Transportation. Steamer Eureka at Bellingham loads 10,000,000 shingles for the West Coast. Port Blakeley Mill will move from Colman wharf to Galbraith Bacon dock after April 1 due to docking space limits.
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Steamer Advance
Port Blakeley Main Company
Kitsap County Transportation Company
Eureka Fe
Bellingham
Colman
Port Blakeley Mill Company
Galbraith Bacon
Verdict Awarded Against Seattle Electric In Injury Suit
A jury in the superior court returned a verdict for $5 000 in favor of W E Ostrander against Seattle Electric company stemming from a $10 000 personal injury suit.
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Seattle Electric Company
W. E
Plumbers vs Carpenters in Lendon League at Madison
The Plumbers of the Trades Union League will face the Carpenters tomorrow at 10 o'clock at Madison. Bertha Gyger has died and her funeral is tonight at 8 at her uncle's home, 1912 First Ave W. The body will be sent to Bellingham. Wear Brooks' Hat Shop at 1331 Second Avenue.
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Plumbers
Tera
Lendon League
Madison
Bertha Gyger
Bellingham
Exchange Building Project Completed at Block Boundary
The Trustee Company's property No. 4 owned by Unit Investors is completed and adds a Class A cattle structure to the area. The structure occupies the block bounded by the Exchange Building and adjacent parcels, marking significant development in the block.
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Burns
Knapp and Neill
Jackson ST
Butte
Ametter
Anaconda
Uneeda Biscuit
Mational Biscuit Company
Boundridge & Dredging Company
Etty
Pew
Sear
White
Whcea
Frog
Seatte
Seewant Tiger Town
David Eawerd Dugdale
Pellingham
Aope
Franine Manono
Mike Lees
Wella Welle
MEET
Hillmans
Y. M
Seri
Gee. Murphy Cooksebees Tea
Cham, Cowen
Frank J. Curtis
Orrison J. C. Dutton
Renton Embree
He J. Fisher
M. W. Treat
Cc. K. Sturtevant
Mrs
Mary &. Shorey
J. ME
PB. Richardson
Wi. Fransem
M. K. Rodgers
Harry Girard
le L Gregory
Geo. B. Littlefield
W. J. MacDonald
RC. Hansom
Gorham Rubber Co
Gregor McGregor
Aoopar Butchers
Star Runner
Star Special Service
Wear Brooks
Hata
Second Avenue
the Trustee Company OF
Third Avenue South
Washington Street
Jackson Street
Othe
Exchange
Exchange Building
Harris
Lowman Building
DR. C. F. Lathrop
Elie! Building
Second and Pike
Bon Marche
Geattie. Wash
Queen City Laundry
Third Ave
Novelty Skirt Mfg, CO
Kohler & Chase
Second Avenue Arcade
Downing
HOPKINS @ AVERue
Brokers
Alaskaska
The
Bank For Savings
First Avenue and
University Street
Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Company
Garvey
Buchanan
T& Home
Woodhouse & Pla
Pike Street
Cline’s Piano Halse
Duluth
Minneapolia
Joseph
Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Tada
All Partiowars
J. O. M Mullen
D. Charlton
Rortiand
Albert Hansen
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