Woman Rejects 1000 Dollar Weekly Salary
An article profiles Bee Summers known as the queen of California business who rejected a 1000 per week salary. She describes her vast investments in Southern California and asserts women have equal rights to pursue business, stating opportunities today rival past eras. She runs a large operation with multiple desk phones and daily tasks guiding workers.
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Angeles
Cal
California
Aald Bee Summers
Roy
Lee
Wouthers
Cali
Zoa
Brown in Street Costume Described in Fragment
Readable fragments describe a brown and cream street costume with a high corselet skirt and goatee motif. The text references a ta vole and new fashion notes but lacks complete details.
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I Brown
New Organization Forms To Preserve Alaska Traditions
A newly formed group aims to protect local customs and historic practices in Alaska. Founders emphasize community involvement and sustained preservation efforts across regions.
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Alaska
Just Durpone
Gold fever groups grow from Nome to Feirbaske
A coastal movement began in Nome during the first gold rush and now claims about 100 members. Another organization is located at Feirbaske, expanding its reach beyond the initial settlement.
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Nome
Feirbaske
Believes boat broke in two near Middleton Island
A letter from U S Marshal J r. reports Captain Billy Johnson of the Pacific found the upper house of the Discovery wreck ashore at Middleton Island after its disappearance. Tom Smith from Middleton claims the vessel boiler rests on a rock about 15 miles northeast, suggesting the boat broke apart on a rock seven miles from its charted position.
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Discovery
Alaska
United States Marshal Jr. of
Vaides
Billy Johnson
Pacific
Middieton Island
Tom Smith
Middieton
Bea
Middleton
Smith
Foundrymen Associations Unite to End Iron Moulder Strike
A joint statement from the J. Coast Foundrymen's Association and the National Foundrymen's Association announces a coordinated effort to break the ongoing strike by iron moulders on the North Pacific coast. The groups pledge cooperation to organize and tar labor to end the stoppage.
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J. Coast Foundrymen's
National Foundrymen's Association
North Pacific Coast
Mayor Delays Annexation Ordinance Signing
Mayor Moore may refrain from signing the Pallard annexation ordinance until Ballard city treasurer’s books are balanced and ready for transfer. Officials anticipate completion of the book export by tomorrow.
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Moore
Pallard
Ballard
Recall of Japanese Consul Chibama Shibama Overseas
C Shibama former chancellor of the Japanese consulate in this city is recalled by the imperial government. He will be appointed to a government position at home.
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C. Shibama
Tracks Raised Near Bay View Brewery in Beattie
The Seattle Electric Company completed raising the car tracks at Bay View near the brewery in South Beattie to the level of the arrest so property owners could erect several buildings.
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Seattle Electric Company
Bay View Brewery
South Beattie
Three Defendants Enter Not Guilty Pleas in Steamer Theft Case
Jamon Cathou Richard Willowden and Julius Johanson appeared before Judge Hanford on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty to charges of stealing ten boxes of cargo and 1100 pounds of rope from the U S steamer Petterson Cathou also denies a second indictment for concealing stolen property.
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Jamon Cathou
Richard Willowden
Julius Johanson
Hanford
United Sates
Petterson
White
Cathou
Lands Return Ordered in Lake Washington Property Case
Judge Albertson orders D A Lee to transfer back to American Investment and Improvement Co property on Lake Washington east of the University. The land valued around $200000 with $35000 in encumbrances, after finding no payment for the deed to Lee and D C Youngs. H Jordan appointed permanent receiver of the company.
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D. A. Lee
American Investment and Improvement Co
Albertson
Lake Washington
Perth
University
D. C. Youngs
H. & Jordan
Lottery arrest targets Chin family in city raid
Patrolman Proewn and Merpeltack jailed a lottery owner described as a Chin family member after a raid at 10 Weebington. The arrest aimed to disrupt illegal lottery activity in the port area led by Chief Wein. The detainee Gam was released after processing.
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Chin Fam
Proewn
Merpeltack
Weebington
Gam
Wein
Defaulter Tax Evasion Sparks Public Duty Debate
The piece argues that evading personal property taxes undermines government, citing California Wisconsin and New York City data. It cites Governor Folk's proposal to abolish personal property taxes and urges public sentiment to treat tax defaulters as criminals, emphasizing the citizen's duty to tax fairness and accountability.
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California
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Missouri
Louisiana
New York City
Folk
Public sentiment may curb property enforcement
The article argues that if property enforcement cannot be supported by public sentiment it should be abolished to remove incentives for perjury and lessen the taxpayer burden of crime.
Postal clerk sentenced to one year hard labor
Federal court Judge Hanford sentenced postal clerk F. C. after he pleaded guilty to taking money from mail. He received one year at hard labor in the penitentiary and a fine of $190. The sentence followed his guilty plea late yesterday afternoon.
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F. C
Wna
Hanford
Federal Court
Judges Deny Leniency in Nolce Case Plea
Judge Ford rejects Judge Thomas Burke plea for suspended sentence until Nolce case can be sent to President Roosevelt for consideration. The decision limits delay as the case awaits higher review.
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Notce
Judgeford
Thomas Burke
Nolce
Roosevelt
High Water Pours Through Portland Area
May 22 report notes ongoing high water in Portland as Willamette River swells violently, threatening residents and property with rising flood levels in multiple locations.
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Star
Portland
Willamette
Oop paacry HRP Baly at nine Ohare
The fragment mentions an event referencing HRP Baly at nine and a location Ohare with uncertain details. No clear persons or organizations are verifiable, making a precise summary challenging from the unreadable text.
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Paacry
Baly
Ohare
Lee 'Eee
Niewiad
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