Puget Sound Bridge Talks With City Officials Over Project Terms
City officials weigh a counter plan as Puget Sound Bridge negotiates terms for the Cedar River extension and water system work. The proposal includes a first block of funds valued at 254,000 and potential work in lieu of cash. Officials consider starting on the proposed reservoir to improve water supply, with bond-market concerns noted.
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Puget Sound
Alaska
Yukon
Gettlemen
Conncilens
G O P Fights Over Convention Leadership in California
Sacramento May 11 The Republican state convention opens at 2 PM in the new pavilion. Factional battles between machines and Lincoln Roosevelters loom as reformers push W R Davis for chair and Geo A Knight opposes. Contested delegations and rival slates mark the opening stakes.
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Sacramento
Cal
Geo. Stone
State Central Committee
Lincoln Hoosevelt
W. R. Davis
Oakland
Geo. A. Knight
Embezzling Cashier Faces Possible Suicide Fear
United Press reports William Montgomery, cashier at Allegheny Bank, embezzled 1,254 009 dollars, later revised to 100,000. He was rearrested with bonds signed by Richard Ro Quay associate of a late U.S. senator, and he wept while recounting fears of taking his life. guards have been hired.
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Wiliam Montgotmnery
Deif
Allecheny Bi Bask
George E. Tener
PSM I
Mim
Moore and Grand offer week of stage comedies and films
The Moore presents The Bondman with Wilton Lackaye and company as attractions all week with matinees Thursday and Saturday. The Grand features Pantana starring Teddy Webb and Daphne Pollard with Joseph Miller as a bogus French count. Seattle shows Burglar's Daughter with Emma Bunting and The Usar from Larramie previews next week. Lota hosts On the Quiet with T Daniel Frawley as a bogus college student by the Pantages players.
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Wilton Lackaye
Moore
Teddy Webb
Daphne Pollard
the Grand
Joseph Miller
Emma Bunting
Seattle
Larramie
T. Daniel Frawley
Lota
University Musicale at Dreamland rink and Pantages week acts
The article lists this week’s entertainment options in Seattle. UW presents Misa Bee bie Abbott soprano with Edith Moxsom Gray piano and Hane Dressel violin at Dreamland rink performing aria and opera excerpts. Coliseum bills include a comic farce and jugglers at Pantages, with Handcuff King Heardeen performing feats. Star Theatre features a 24 person musical comedy Puck and the Maid, Santo the strongman, monologist Nelle vell, and more.
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University Musicale
University of Washington
Misa Beebie Abbott
Edith Moxsom Gray
Hane Dressel
Dreamland Rink
Mise Abbott
Lucia
Donizetti
Gounod
Technikowsky
Henschel
Heardeen
Sehackiva
Oregon
Straight Jacket
Seattle
the Star
Puck and
the Maid
Santo
Nelle Vell
A Trip to Lune Park andVaudeville at Lorie Tivoli
Local satire by Harry Oleson titled A Trip to Lona Park draws interest at the Lorie this week. The program also features several vaudeville acts. The Fanning Howard company continues at the Tivoli in Fanet.
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Harry Oleson
Lona Park
Fanet
Fanning ~ Howard
Tivoli
Maroads Hold Fire On Freight Rate Increase
United Press reports leaders of major shipping and transportation groups met in New York to discuss freight rate changes. Officials indicated they would not raise rates immediately and planned further talks at a second meeting to assess the situation.
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1 Presidente
Uantil Sotice
Siven
New York
Arrest Warrant Issued for Former Official on Embezzlement Charges
A May 13 arrest warrant was issued for a former official in Francisco regarding an alleged embezzlement of securities from the Base Deposit Trust. The document names the accused and places the case in the hands of the sheriff for service.
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United Prevs
Francisco
Alas
Owrer
Mdia
Base Deposit
Expelled Stanford Student Plans Lawsuit Over Expulsion
Claudius H. Raymond, expelled from Stanford for alleged obscene letters, announces he will sue the university for heavy damages after proving his innocence. Raymond, a Denver native registered from Los Angeles, has hired lawyers to compel Professor A. B. Clark to show the writing is not his. The committee had expelled him without identifying him, stating they were certain no mistake was made.
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A. B. Clark
Loving Cup Presented to Battleship Connecticut
Greek-Americans of San Francisco present the flagship Connecticut of the Atlantic Meet with a loving cup. Rear Admiral Thomas accepted the token in his cabin on Tuesday, delivering the gift to the men and officers aboard.
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San Francisco
Connecticut
Atlantic
Thomas
McCarthy Signed by Dugdale After Ban Lift Consideration
Joe McCarthy, once a Tacoma Tigers shortstop, arrived in Seattle from California and could join the local team if the ban for playing outlaw ball is removed. Dugdale seeks reinstatement after a life suspension following a disputed pay fine. Dudley has been playing short but is erratic in form.
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Joe McCarthy
Tacoma Tigers
Dugdale
McCarthy
Seattle
California
Sporting Life
Dudley
City Council Considers $31,000 Paving Appropriation
Councillman Sparkman introduced a resolution to appropriate 31000 dollars for paving East Queen Anne drive and adjacent streets. The city engineer department will prepare plans and estimates and push the project through before the fall rains begin.
Tokio Chinese students protest boycott in Japan
Chinese students in Tokio join the anti Japanese boycott movement with about twelve hundred participants. They hold daily meetings to voice their feelings and express solidarity.
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Tokio
China
Oakland School Children Troop Aboard Battleships
Hundreds of Oakland school children clambered aboard battleships for six hours as sailors hosted them in a lively event. Each boatload stayed on deck one hour before the next group arrived, offering a rare visit to naval vessels amid the day’s activities. Two Everett fishermen ended their lives in separate methods, one using an anchor tethered to his body and the other drowning in deep water.
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United Press
San Ncisco
Oakland
Everett
University Place Church notices and social events
Rev. Thos J Bhuey will be absent this month while conducting meetings at First Christian church Hequiam. Ladies of University Place Christian church host Thursday afternoon at the home of Alex Granger. Coterie Club meets with Mrs Hi Fish. Mrs Olaf Hansen lectures on The Garden of the Poets. Congregational social in church parlors with costumes songs and prizes. Newcomb Mugford wedding to John P Mugford of Hart Michigan performed at First M E Church. Ladies Musical Club concert at Plymouth Congregational church closes the season. Ednael Stoddard daughter of Mr and Mrs BE Stoddard married to Mr Hetriott Guernsey Farr at family home. reception then at Rosetta Villa after June 15. Gertrude Elenor Frost birthday party hosted by Mrs Frederick A Frost. First Baptist church Ladies Sodality to hold May 16 excursion on steamer Fairhaven to Still's Park and Whidby Island. Pennsylvania association of Seattle hosts a Shirt Waist event for Ohioans.
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University Place Church
First Christian Church
Hequiam
Ie Place
Rev
F. Walden
University Place
Lane Dodge
Bessie Crane
Winifred Johnson
Mabel Cloce
Susand Simpkins
Farr
Rosetta Vila
Sound
Fairhaven
Ladies Sodality
Still's Park
Whidby Island
May Dance Near Renton Hill Club Attracts Ohio Guests
Invitations issued for a May 18 social event by the Pennsylvania and Ohio associations. Dances mark the series finale with a committee including Mrs. Chas. Somers Mrs. John B. McMansel Planche Mack Duff Dr. Charlies Page Bryant and Mr. Wm. Baxter France urging broad participation.
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Renton Hill Club Homween
Ohio Association
Pennsylvania Association
Chas. Somers
John B. McMansel
Mies Planche Mack Duff
Charlies Page Bryant
Wm. Baxter France
Recovery Is Slow After Bay Crash Injuries
Hazel Ross remains in danger at Providence hospital after a May 5 bay plunge by Edward C. Bennett. She suffers shock and pain with slow recovery expected over weeks or months while Alice Teater also recovers and Eddie Bennett and Henry Hibbard improve at Seattle General hospital.
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Edward C. Bennett
Fourthay
Andover
Providence Hospital
Alice Teater
Eddie Bennett
Henry Hibbard
Seattle General Hospital
Wife seeks bond against threatening husband at Perrin hotel
Katherine Sheehan of 215 Terry Avenue asks the prosecuting attorney for a bond to restrain her husband who has allegedly threatened to kill her several times. Alie Moffett and Blanche A. Murphy testify as witnesses at the Perrin hotel incident.
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Terry ‘Ay
Perrin
Aliee Moffett
Blanche A. Murphyne
Weston Pedestrian Heads West on San Francisco Trip
Edward Payson Weston, the aged pedestrian who walked from Portland Missouri to Chicago last year, is en route to San Francisco to begin a new voyage. The United Press report notes his travel as he continues his journey across the country.
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Weston
Chicago
Edward Payson Weston
Portland
San Francisco
Weston’s Chicago walk club inspires crowds in town
Weston, who organized a walkers’ club in Chicago, boarded the train Tuesday night and has attracted large crowds of children as he gives daily walks here. He said the same enthusiasm seen in Chicago would satisfy him if found in the current city.
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Walkers
Chicago
Weston
Richest Gold Strike Reported in Oregon
Three Grants Pass dealers Robert Harrison Benjamin Harrison and C C Jones took out over 30000 dollars in gold from a Wil Hans creek district claim in the last 20 days. Easter yield exceeded 7000 dollars and recent cleanups averaged 300 pounds of gold daily. Harrison claims a shaft sunk with 100000 dollars in metal in sight.
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Grant's Pass
Grants Pass
Robert and Benjamin Harrison
C. C. Jones
Wil- Hans Creek
Oregon
Robert Harrison
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