More Than 5 000 Votes In One Day In State Teacher Contest
In a statewide contest more than five thousand ballots were cast in one day for popular teachers. Miss Metcalf of Cascade Echoes regained first place, overtaking Miss Johnson of Central who fell to second. The Star reports heavy voting due to subscriptions and a ten vote coupon. A Star representative will arrange a weeklong trip for the top five teachers as a prize.
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Miss Metcalf
Cascade Echoes
Star
Portland
Mina Lillian Metcalf
Cascade
Bertha Johnson
Interlake
McMillan
Ballard Misa A
Frances Nichols
Rainier
Lou Chase
Walla Walla
Mins Fuller
Mise Hawkine
Seve Green Lake
Misa
Nellie Buckley
Central Mias
Nellie Gall
Danlap Mies Metta Armour
Columbia
Alice Turner
Longfellow
de Hart
Beatrice High
Pearl Bacon
Beacon Hill
Wiley
Mallard
Grace Hall
Cascade Mise
Blanche Banta
Beattle High
Maynard
Everett Mise
Dora Hines
Foy
Rachel Myland
Central
Bunker
South Park
Mabel Nettleton
Annie V. Bell
Olympic
Mercer
Nellie Pomeroy
Rose
Postponed Lip py banner drill between Tacoma Seattle Vashon
The Lip py banner drill involving Tacoma Vashon and Seattle high school cadet companies at American Lake was postponed to 2 p m Sunday due to judge unavailability. Tacoma currently holds the banner with strong camp performance, Seattle shows solid effort, and rainy cold weather affected camp life. a large Seattle student delegation will attend Sunday.
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Lippy
Tacoma
Vashon
Seattle
American Lake
Palmer
Seattle Building for Free Movie Day Publicity Plan
Editor Star proposes a Seattle Building at the Portland Exposition to lure visitors. A moving picture firm would rent it with one weekly free admission day showing Seattle street scenes only. The note credits prankster W. Krepps.
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Seattle
Moving Picture
W. Krepps
County funds aid Wednesday fair festivity committee
The county commissioners approved 500 dollars for the entertainment committee led by Mrs. Edmund Bowden to represent the city at the Lewie and Clarke fair at the Washington building. The grant funds refreshments and souvenirs to be given during Seattle week. Also Nome miners union grows to 1506 members, per Seattle Labor Council secretary C. J. McKay.
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Mittee
Edmund Bowden
Washington Building
Seattle
Oh Miners’ Union
Nome
Seattle Labor Council
C. J. McKay
Opening of Season Teamsters Picnic at Pleasant Beach
The notice announces the season opener with a Teamsters’ picnic at Pleasant Beach and invites attendees to see new offerings at EL N. Brooks & Co. 1931 Ind Ave. The Hat Store touted for style and quality advertises its latest arrivals.
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EL N. Brooks & Co
Ind Ave
Pleasant Beach
Sale Recorded for Lot in A. A. Denny's Addition
The sale of a lot on the northeast corner of Iet and Pike was placed on record Friday. The lot transferred from H. Clark to John J. Dueeel for $54,000. This property is known as Lot 12 in Block 26 A. A. Denny's Addition.
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Iet and
Pike
H. Clark
John J. Due Eel
A. A. Denny's
Addi@on
Week in Seattle Realty Marks Historic Five Story Rosenburg Sale
A full page of Seattle real estate reports highlights the Rosenburg Building sale for $82,000 at Fleet and Virginia. Purchasers Cyrus F. Clapp and other noted deals include J. D. Lowman and Jacob Furth selling Third and Cherry shares for $60,000 to Amos Brown, and various lots changing hands around Pine, Firet, Main, and Seventh. Demands for tide land manufacturing sites rise while new building starts loom, including the Higion block on Third and Pike and Monroe apartment plans.
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Seattle
Rosenburg Building
Fleet
Virginia
Cyrus F. Clapp
J. D. Lowman
Jacob Furth
Third and
Cherry
Amos Brown
Boren & Denny
N. Grimaley
W. BH. Allain
Firet and
Pine
Joshua Green
Mr. Green
Fourth
Walter Beattie
Mr. Beattie
First Presbyterian Church
O’connel
Main
Fifth
Weetlake
John
Thomas
Edga Fallon
Sixth
Jackson
William Pyott
William Holt
Tide Land
Fred Thornton
Ninth Avenue
Ninth and Pike
John Trowbridge
City Hall
Pike
Third
Monroe
Fifteenth
Republican
Ryan & Co
Thompson & Thompson
Ninth
Union
University
C. C. Dening
J. D. Thomas
Broadway
George Walker
St. Louis
Harrison and Seventeenth
Capitol Hill
Desperate Battle In Casper Mountains Ends With Uncertain Outcome
A sheriff's posse overtook three prisoners who overpowered guards and escaped from the jail last night. In the Casper mountains a desperate battle was fought with the bandits but the result is unknown. Two more posses pursued the fugitives.
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Casper
Reed Named U S Marshal for Oregon in Mathews Ouster
President appoints Charles G. Reed as United States marshal for Oregon replacing Walter F. Mathews in a May 13 shift announced by Scripps News. Reed succeeds Mathews and assumes duties in the western state.
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Scripps News Aas
Casper
Wyo
Washington
Charles G. Reed
United States
Oregon
Walter F. Mathews
Gould interests plan 700 miles of new lines to reach Portland
Gould interests plan to acquire the Omwonto Power and Railway to gain entry into Portland and Puget Sound. The scheme includes linking Nevada California Oregon lines and several regional carriers to form a Reno to Portland to Puget Sound route. The project would extend the N C O from Reho toward the Oregon border and connect via The Dalles and the Corvallis and Eastern.
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Portland
Ore
Gould Interests
Omwontor Power and Railway Company
Goulds
Western Pacific
Puget
Reno
Nev
Puget Sound
Nevada
California
Oregon
Dalles
Taroma
Corvallis
Oregon Water Power
Snake Causes Sensation at Mine Gibbs High School
A three foot awake snake belonging to Mine Gertrude Gibbs escaped last Saturday and roamed the high school building. A searching party failed to find it until a janitor encountered the reptile in a hall, prompting screams. Principal intervened before police were summoned. Miss Katherine Melick was busy with exams when Miss Grobe entered the room.
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Gertrude Gibbs
Lincoln Park
Katherine Melick
Miss Grobe
Cobra sighting causes panic and monastery danger report
A student fainted after fearing a cobra under her chair and a monastery hideout was found beneath lumber in a basement. Local effort formed to capture the snake, while reports from Hong Kong and Chicago describe unrelated naval reconnaissance and train robbery charges.
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Mies Melick
Mr. Snake
Joyful Madison Park teems with rides and festivities
A Seattle Sunday feature extols Madison Park as a hub of activity with attractions from the shoot the chutes to pony rides and a miniature railroad. The Norwegian societies host a grand ball at the pavilion and a Norwegian celebration runs to May 17, while a Katsen Jammer Castle visit promises lively, humorous encounters for all ages.
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Madison Park
Coney Island
New York
Seattle
Katsen- Jammer Castle
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