Lake Washington water front plenty listed for sale
The item catalogues real estate and rental offerings near Seattle including a lakefront tract at 16 minutes from a state university priced from 200 dollars per tract with 10 year terms by Kenwood 2357 Milwaukee and St Paul Land Co at University Way. It markets a 2 room house on a large tract north of the city with water power and bus line for 1000 dollars with 100 down and 10 dollars monthly payments. Various ads describe new bungalows near campus, acreage for sale, and financing terms, plus notices of obituaries and local business addresses.
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University Way
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Siiverdale
O ‘Ae
J. Callahan
Hinckley
Bothell
Hiverett Highway
Ood Road
First House
M. Douglass
Milwaukee & ST Paul Land Company
Little City
Seattle
H.C. Peters
Third Ave
Port Stanley
Waah
Garfield
Directory entries for Seattle professionals and services
The listing covers attorneys chiropractors loan providers optician patent attorneys and other services in Seattle. Notable entries include Joseph Alien lawyer at 216 Burke Building and 905 Second Ave, a chiropractor at 12 Haight Building Pine, and multiple loan and appliance firms with contact details.
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Burke
Second Ave
Joseph Alien
Lawer
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America’s Next Cardinal Considered by Archbishops Mundelein
The article surveys potential successors for the New York archbishopric, detailing grounds for Most Rev Patrick J Hayes and Most Rev George William Mundelein as leading candidates. It covers Hayes’s native-born status, extensive service in New York, and Mundelein’s rise in Brooklyn and Chicago, highlighting civic involvement and architectural interests.
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America
Mundelein
Patrick J. Hayes
New York
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New York City
Mayes
St. Andrew's
de la Salle Institute
Manhattan College
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
N. Y
George William Mundelein
Chicago
Brooklyn
Italy
The
Propaganda
Rome
Stehon McDonnell
Pius
Ancient Academy of the Arcadi
Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda Fidae
Divorce Cards the Latest for Smart Set
The piece notes a divorce announcement trend with Gertie Lotta Cash resuming her maiden name after divorcing James Hastymarriage in Seattle on June ninth, 1972. It mocks the fad, cites a California trip, and hints at social aims, visitors welcome, while contrasting with old forms of announcements. It also mentions U.S. mafia air transport bids from Seattle to Victoria for 1922–24.
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Judge Blank
Seattle
Washington
California
Hastymarriage
Lotta Cash
Gertie Lotta Cash
Ancle
United States
Victoria
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Battle
Treasurer Gaines issues tax payment warnings
County Treasurer William A. Gaines warns that real property taxes delinquent after May 31 incur 12 percent interest starting June 1. Half payment by May 41 allows second half no interest until Nov 30, and poll taxes are due by May 31. Eight thousand taxpayers paid in May, causing congestion. he urges timely payments.
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the Star
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Blackmail Claim Ties To Killing In White Plains
Walter Ward son of Ward Baking chief confessed to shooting Clarence Peters an ex Navy man from Haverhill Mass amid an alleged blackmail attempt. Peters found dead near Kinetico reservoir last Tuesday with an uncle identifying him. Ward alleges Peters and two others extorted him threatening a revolver and he fired in self defense.
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N. Y
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Ward Baking Company
Werner
Clarence Peters
Haverhill
Mass
Ward
Peters
Kinetico
Rights of Citizens in Balance in Case
Sacramento May 22 One of the strongest cases on record concerns constitutional rights of American citizens set for trial June 12. Involving 160 I W W members jailed, arrests followed witnesses in the Candorf Firey trial who admitted I W W membership, with ten of eleven witnesses arrested. District Attorney Bradford says membership prompted arrests under the 1919 California criminal syndicalism act. defense argues intimidation and necessity to admit membership for authentic testimony.
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Earl Firey
Pete Beazley
C. B. la Rue
J. O'Mara
Seattle
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Malcolm C. Glenn
Smith
Manning Pushes Plan to Streamline Initiative Signing
Seattle undertaker Joseph K. Manning proposes creating a public office to collect signatures for initiative and referendum measures, arguing it would reduce costs and ensure equal access for all proposed laws. He asked county commissioners to allow petition workers in the county city building, citing abuse of past private gathering efforts.
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Joseph K. Manning
Seattle
Manning
Oil Syndicate Leader Goes on Trial in Grand Larceny Case
Eldon J. Edwards, president of the Northern National Oil syndicate with offices in the Central building, stood before Superior Judge Edward Smith on a grand larceny indictment. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Roy Bartling stated Edwards induced George M. Jacobs to invest 100 dollars by false representations and sold nearly 25,000 dollars in stock to local residents. The state contends false claims included lease interests in Hancock county, Ohio, stock issuance for concerts, and that prominent businessmen invested large sums. The Northern National Oil syndicate opened Seattle offices last September.
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Northern National Oil Syndicate
Central Building
Edward Smith
Edwards
Roy Bartling
George M. Jacobs
Hancock County
Ohio
Northern National On Syndicate
Seattle
Family Sued Over Forest Fire Loss Near Issaquah
A suit seeks 1443 dollars and six cents for extinguishing a forest fire on August 19 1919 near Issaquah. James E Hall Sophia Hall and their son James Hall and wife Agnes Hall face action in Superior Judge Boyd J Tallman s court. Captain Ewing D Colvin said a brush fire spread from the Hall land due to defendants carelessness while the defense blamed a sudden gust of wind.
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James E. Hall
Sophia Hall
James Hall
Agnes Hall
Boyd J. Tallman
Ewing D. Colvin
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Ten Defendants to Be Tried Together in High-Profile Case
A contentious appeal centered on constitutional guarantees, with ten defendants slated for joint trial. The defendants face serious charges as the case moves toward courtroom proceedings.
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Trary
United States
California
Murder Case Is Dismissed Against Ingram Rader
A first degree murder charge against Ingram Rader was dismissed by Judge Calvin S. Hall after the state's witnesses disappeared. Rader had been convicted of second degree murder previously, a verdict reversed by the state supreme court. The dismissal followed the prosecuting attorney's motion. Gertrude Danes served 15 months at the U S women's reformatory in Iowa after a federal narcotics conviction.
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Calvin S. Hall
Rader
Bud Curtis
Supreme Court
Gertrude Danes
U. S. Women's Reformatory
Iowa
Jeremiah Neterer
Ray Butts Sentenced 90 Days for Resisting Officer
Federal Judge Jeremiah Neterer on Monday sentenced Ray Butts to 90 days in jail after Butts pled guilty to resisting an officer and possessing a still.
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Jeremiah Neterer
Butts
Bootleggers Find George Was Right
Herman W. Wendt convicted on three counts of violating the national prohibition act. He testified truthfully about George Washington and the cherry tree tale. Judge Jeremiah Neterer fined him amounts on two counts and gave a 90 day jail term on the third. Robert McCloud, former Butler Hotel bellhop, also testified truthfully and was found guilty of selling gin to federal agents. He was committed to the custody of the U.S. marshal for two hours.
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George Washington
Wendt
Jeremiah Neterer
Robert McCloud
Butler Hotel
U. & Marshal
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