Sent to Pen for Check Forgeries
A. P. Smith alias Pat Smith admitted forging checks totaling nearly $3,000. He pleaded guilty to forgery in the first degree before Judge King Dyke and was sentenced to three to 15 years in the state penitentiary, according to Deputy Prosecuting Attorney T. H. Patterson.
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A. P. Smith
Pat Smith
T. H. Patterson
State Penitentiary
King Dykeman
James Larson Dies at 75. Flour Mill Owner
James Larson 75 a member of the Borrowed Time club and retired flour mill owner died Sunday night at Providence hospital. Mineral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at Butterworth mortuary.
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James Larson
Providence Hospital
Butterworth Mortuary
Dope Found Hidden in Coal Bunker Aboard Tyndareus
Customs inspectors uncovered a massive narcotics cache in the Blue Funnel liner Tyndareus during a routine check. They seized opium, cocaine, and morphine totaling 314 tins of opium, 123 ounces of cocaine, and 40 ounces of morphine with a fine of $10,777 against Master Capt. FE B Francia.
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Seattle
Pernoon
D B Hoogers
FE. B. Francia
Orient
Cyclops
Freezone promises quick corn relief for a few cents
An advertising claim describes Freezone as a painless corn remover. It promises instant relief for hard and soft corns and corn between toes with no soreness, allowing users to lift the corn away with fingers.
Black Cat tavern owner jailed after raid case
Aaron MacSparen of Black Cat tavern received 30 days in jail and a $100 fine from Presiding Judge King Dykeman. Partner N. Schoonover was not prosecuted due to insufficient evidence. MacSparen pled guilty to possessing a small amount of liquor after jointista charges were dropped.
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Aaron MacSparen
King Dykeman
N. Schoonover
MacSparen
Matt Starwich
Bothell Road
Schoonover
J. D. Carmody
Ing
Mac. Sparen
Hotel Wage Confab Here on Thursday
Olympia May 23 Ma Clifford director of labor and industry will meet with Seattle waitresses and housekeepers to discuss minimum wage and hours. He will be joined by C H Younger supervisor of industrial relations and Delphine M Johnson supervisor of women in industry. The gathering precedes a hearing to determine wages and hours.
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Orympia
Ma Clifford
Seattle
C. H. Younger
Delphine M. Johnson
All Bids Rejected on Bonus Bond Issue
The Washington state board of finance rejected all bids on the $6,000,000 soldiers bonus bond issue. Payments to veterans will not be delayed, with only $2,846,960 of the $5,000,000 already sold paid out. No new bids will be sought for a month.
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Olympia
Althe
State Board of Finance
Veterans’ Compensaton Department
Japanese Diet Members Visit City on goodwill tour
Members of the Japanese Diet will tour the United States on a mission of goodwill and study. The notice from the chamber of commerce indicates the delegation will visit the city as part of the U S tour.
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Form Trade Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Tulip Festival Closes With Pavement Dance in Bellingham
In Bellingham on May 3 the city will host a pavement dance closing the annual tulip festival. Miss Alice Hughey won the tulip queen title by popular vote, attended by eight contestants. The parade and festival activities prompt many firms to observe a half holiday.
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Bellingham
Alice Hughey
Wealthy widow Pauline Youngberger found slain in Denver
Denver reports Mrs Pauline Youngberger aged 32 was found dead in her apartments with a skull fracture. Police say she had been dead several hours and an investigation into the murder was begun. Also notes Whitman College event honoring Narcissa Prentiss Whitman wife of Marcus Whitman pioneer missionary at Walla Walla.
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Denver
Pauline Youngberger
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Association
Narcissa Prentiss Whitman
Marcus Whitman
McGourty 18 Pleads Burglary Second Degree
Leo McGourty aged 18 pleaded burglary in the second degree before Presiding Judge King and was sentenced to 15 years in the state reformatory Monroe. He was accused of entering a building on North 85th Street on April 7. The judge noted exceptional proficiency at the Parental School and the School for Boys but may not be transferred to those institutions.
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Leo McGourty
King
State Reformatory
Monroe
McGourty
N. 85Th St
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