County to be dry next Sunday in Kitsap area
Sheriff and deputies served notices on local saloons to close ahead of a Sunday restriction. multiple towns including Bremer and Charleston saw saloons urged to shut. Other notes mention Navy events, a marriage in Seattle, and local police actions against two women of the underworld.
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May
Beach
Seattle
Bremer
Charleston
Sidney
Fort Lawton
Nell Eichenberger
Navy
Milas Louise May
San Diego
Signor Moro
Yard
Mr. Kopf
Underworld
Marshal Codding
Jurors Burdened as State Investigations Expand
The Skagit States Attorney and staff plan a broad sweep of cases including long pending land and irregularity matters, with 20 cases identified for action. Local officials and agents push to clean up alleged frauds and smuggling as next steps begin.
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BR Brown
Bayart
M. H
Cham p Commerce Seeks to Mediate Strike Standoff
May 3 report notes the Cham p Commerce may intervene to unite strikers and management as Special Service coordinates talks. Fred Foss, identified as a local business owner, is connected to an incident at 1:30 a.m. at a private residence.
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NKS
Champ Commerce
Fred Foss
Teland Tot
Hats Sale Sparks Rave Over Itty Dozer
A local hustling sale features hats priced at five dollars drawing excitement from shoppers and vendors at the market. The event centers on a novelty item named It ty dozer drawing curious crowds and chatter.
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Eton
Death of Mrs Foss After Long Illness
Mrs Foss wife of Hon. B Hi Morgan of Avenue B died after five weeks illness on the island from a complication of diseases.
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Hon. B. Hi. Morgan
Avenue B. Foss
Fairchild to Appear in Prussian Bond Action Case
Charles S. Fairchild, former secretary of the treasury, indicted last December on six counts of forgery in the third degree, is to appear next Monday after counsel arranged with the district attorney’s office. The matter stems from the Prussian bond transaction involving New York Life Finance Company.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
Charles S. Fairchild
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Life Fnnance Company
Junior Farce Is A Success In Denny Hall
The Casers presented in Denny hall drew a large local audience with vivid college life color. Fred Vincent authored a moral about study and appearance, and actors displayed notable line handling.
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Denny Hall
Fred Vincent
East
The Reason Why Daniel Pubrman At 1016 Second Ave Draws Many Orders
The tailor Daniel Pubrman at 1016 Second Avenue attracts many orders due to superior cutting and workmanship and a well line of moderately priced spring and summer goods. Visit Mr Pubrman for your next order.
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Daniel Pubrman
Second Ave
Mr. Pubrman
Delays Persist Over Street Superintendent Appointment
The street committee again refused to act on the mayor's pick Charlies Ro Cane for street superintendent, delaying for a third week as members shifted to a ball game. Cane remains in the office of the city streets chief while no departmental business is advanced. The council approved 240 ordinances and about 60 resolutions in April, with five meetings. 28 ordinances still unsigned by Mayor Moore.
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A Street
Charlies Ro Cane
Coperty Tendent
Moore
Will Fight Hard for New Plan in City Improvements
Councilman Crichton declares a strong push for a radical regrading of Magholia Way with a 5 percent grade as the street committee supports the plan. He heads a north end delegation to press the council on Monday and indicates court action if needed. Meanwhile P. J. Ryan slept in an old street car after a lack of funds and friends. he was reprimanded by Judge Gordon.
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le Gay
Jane
Connectimen Crichton
Magholia Way
Crichton
North End
P. J. Ryan
Gordon
Drunkenness Charge Leads to Fine for Toner
Liquor fueled bravado as Prank Toner faced Judge Gordon over a drunkenness charge. Patrolman Brown testified to Toner’s intoxicated condition, and Toner insulted the officer after the hearing. The judge fined Toner $16 and ordered him to fall.
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Toner
Jodee Orien
Brown
Gordon
Men Arrested Over Train Robbery Plot
Karl Benson and Miles Patey are held by police on suspicion after Patrolmen Mayou and Hart find a 4 caliber gun cart ridges and railroad torpedoes in their possession. Police believe the torpedoes were intended for train robbery. The suspects say they recently arrived from Leavenworth where they worked on a railroad.
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Karl Benson
Miles Patey
Mayou and
Hart
Leavenworth
Washington representative to Royal Arcanum session travels to Boston
W. B. Slater departs for Boston as Washington state representative to the Royal Arcanum supreme council annual session. He plans to advocate bringing the next Arcanum convention to Seattle and will visit his former Ontario home before returning.
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W. BL. Slater
Boston
State of Washington
Royal Arcanum
Supreme Council
Slater
Arcanum
Seattle
Ontario
Move to New Arcade Location Announced
Monday relocation to cor Fbat ave and Asion includes new Arcade hideff. Liott McGregor Inc, a tailor, appears in the notice with ownership and service details.
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Cor Fbat Ave
Asion
McGregor, Inc
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