Great Beauty Voting Contest Draws Quirky Travel Prize
The contest offers a vacation trip as the grand prize. Routes include Second Avenue to Jamee Street cable power house, Madrona by boat from Ma Madison Park, Madison cable to Flist Avenue, Fort Lawton car, Port Lawton to Green Lake transfer, around Green Lake and back to Second Avenue where a cold camera box is presented by Mayer Moore.
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Seattle Star Hosts Contender Voting Contest and Rules
The Seattle Star outlines a voting contest for prominent men with trips paid by the paper. Voting coupons appear in the Beattie Star and must be sent to Beauty Editor Seattle Star. Only genuine coupons count and no withdrawals once started. Counterfeit imitators are warned.
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Two Men Arrested in Kalama Murder Case
Police near Kalama detain two men in connection with a murder dating several weeks back. Authorities report initial questioning and a possible confession process to tie the suspects to the crime if any links emerge.
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James Winck Company Wins Merchants Exchange Contract
The James Winck company was awarded the contract to erect the Merchants Exchange building at the corner of Occidental and King streets. The refined contract price is $195,000, with excavation work starting yesterday.
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A New Character Emerges in Frisco Graft Scandal
A police captain known as Mighting John Mooney bands with decency to expose graft in Frisco. He testifies to the grand jury about protection rackets, naming bribe levels from patrolmen to the captain, while denying loyalty to Chief Dinan.
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Wall of Cigarette Addiction Still Sapping Youth
Telegraph briefs report a series of brief items from Detroit St Paul Pario Goldfield and Kent. Events include a one year old boy dying after saying he intended to quit smoking to tell others about the habit a general en route to Jamestown a miner letter threat case and a town fire in Kent with 460 residents.
Man Bids to Halt Adversarial Advances Toward Girl
A man promises to stop pursuing a girl who cannot return his love after a dispute arises. Authorities clarify terms and monitor the situation as both sides seek a peaceful resolution.
Bonaparte Will Not Resign From Cabinet
Friends of Attorney General Bonaparte say he will not resign from the cabinet and will complete his term. The report notes confidence in his continued leadership despite pressure and speculation about his future.
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Thomas Chemalis Convicted in Jewelry Store Burglary
May Ges Thomas was yesterday found guilty as part of a group that burglarized a local jewelry store months earlier and escaped with thousands of dollars in goods.
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Theaters Roundup of Big Shows This Week
The Grand Opera house hosts Raymond Hitchcock in A Yankee Tourist with strong crowds Sunday through Tuesday. Liliteam Russell headlines The Butterfly at Grand. Lotte presents A 10 000 Beauty at Lyric and Egyptian Mummy next week. Pantages Stock Company stages Du Warry at Lots. Aileen Mayte stars The Roof Garden Tragedy at Seattle. Peck's Bad Boy opens Sunday at the end and The Four Masons perform A Country School at Star with five other new acts and three daily shows.
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County allocates funds for legal counsel
Aberdeen reporters note the county commissioners set aside 15000 dollars to hire legal counsel to work for the county division.
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Rioting on Maori King voyage and other scattered notices
Passengers include 900 Chinese and 200 Russians as a riot erupts after a murder and assault aboard the Maori King. In Virginia a presidential bee is noted amid Jamestown expo loan concerns. An Illinois minister faces charges of improper conduct toward girls. In Washington state a man is arrested for threatening to kill a woman over marriage refusal.
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Citizens Demand Grand Jury Investigation
Citizens call for a grand jury probe into alleged graft exposed by the shortage in former County Auditor Fred Blumberg's accounts. They urge a sweeping investigation into all county officers.
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