Tacoma Swells Defeat Seattle In One Sided Game
In Tacoma yesterday the home team overwhelmed Seattle 12 to 6 as Harmon pitched for Seattle. The crowd was small due to light rain and a slow start. Tacoma burned Seattle with timely hits and errors, while Seattle miscues and wild pitches extended the rout.
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Harmon
Seattle
Tacoma
Zearfons
Menefee
Zearfoss
Hodge
McCarthy
St. Johns
Short
McIntyre
Mac
Sheldon
Lynch
Weill
Flannery
Nnery
Secon Carter
Rockenfield
Shea
Rand
Frary
Johns
Bodie
Kean
Menefee Lynch
Murdock
Carter
Beattie
Stula
Sid
Field for Swindlers
Eric Wilson filed embezzlement charges after exposing a Seattle Business Agency fraud at 606 Second Avenue. The scheme promised a $60 monthly job to a young man for $75, but the men vanished before arrest. Crowell fled, and the other partner confessed to taking money under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Wilson
Austin & Jeffrey
Second Avenue
Seattle
Crowell
Jeffrey
Finase
Sharpers
Wilson
Cann
Mike Kelly
Two Men Lynched Near Pheba Mississippi
Reports from Memphis detail two lynchings near Pheba on May 22. Milton Calvert, a Black man, was hanged after allegedly assaulting a white girl Tiny Gates. John Williamson, a Black man living with a white woman, was shot to death after warnings to leave the area.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pheba
Misa
Milton Calvert
Tiny Gates
John Williamson
Personal mention at Rainier Grand and Nome trip
Misa Nelile Mandy formerly a Palace hotel stenographer in Sannessee becomes a at enogra pher at the Rainier Grand. Maj L H French and his party of St Paul are at the Northern with Maj French set for a summer operation in Nome. V Carus DriMeld, manager of the Transatlantic Insurance Co Pacific department, is a guest of the Rainier Grand.
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Misa Nelile Mandy
Palace Hotel
Sannessee
Rainier, Grand
L. H. French
St. Paul
V. Carus DriMeld
The
Transatlantic Insurance Co
Rainier-Grand
Nome outfitting from Cooper and Levy firm
Mr. Cooper of Cooper and Levy says his firm is outfitting many travelers to Nome. He notes this year people are starting later, not leaving as early as last year, and supplies are held until after June 1 when most customers proceed to Nome.
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McCarthy
Flannery
Sheldon
Carter
Tacoms
Mount
McIntyre
Lynch
Cooper
Cooper & Levy
Nome
Star
Barbers and Furniture Unions Impose Late-Closing Fines
The Barbers' union votes a $2 fine for members who use late-opening butcher shops past 6 PM except Saturdays. The Av orere' and Furniture Workers' union sets a $1 fine for the same. The Bahia, at Arlington dock, begins loading about 6000 tons, totaling 10 000 tons with cargo afloat. Large crowds gather on the wharf to view the ship. Clare unveils designer offers at 1407 Seconday Remnant Garden Hose half price. Miles and Piper Co.
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Barbers’ Union
Av Orere’ and Furniture Workers’ Union
Arlington Dock
Miles & Piper Co
Victoria Day Celebration by English Leaders in Seattle
On Tuesday evening the British-born residents of King County host Victoria Day at the Seattle Theater. The event, under the American British League, aims to foster goodwill between United States and Great Britain. Chana C. Naglehard conducts British airs as short speeches and performances feature the program. J. W. Pratt presides, with Cricket Club ushers aiding and a large general committee named for reception and invitations.
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Real Derta
King County
Victoria
Seattle
League
Realdente
United States
Great Tritain
British Aires
Chana
C. Naglehard
Seattle Cricket Club
J. W. Pratt
American British League
Toys Blouse Hult of All Wool Gray Serge
Goods described as an all wool gray serge toy blouse with a large sailor collar trimmed in silk braiding and fully lined pants offered in sizes up to 9. Includes a free $1.00 watch and price noted at 3.96.
Millinery Specials at the Store
Two tables of roses will be found in the millinery store area at low values. Hats for women. walking hats in tasty colors will be sold Friday only at this location.
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Puyallup Nine
Dugdale
Tacoma Bats
Stultz
McIintyre
Sesttio
Little
Stovall
Martion
Spélger & Hurlbut
ANNON
Pike
Shannon
Matheson Bros. Grocers Cor
C.gray & Co
Remington Typewriters
Aeco Niles
General Denier
Cherry Street
Nome Outfitting
Clare
Rand Opera
John Cort
Daniel Frawley and Company
Blue Jeans
Thru Avenue Theater
Main & M. Russell
Menage
Hal Meid
Roanoke
Old
Virginia
Hird Avenue
M. Kemel
Manars
James M. Ward
Hoche
Admenon
Atuletic Park
Baseball Today
Ranke's
Alfred W. Martin
Venice
Adriatic
Stewart & Holmes
Smith & Kennedy's
Lang's
Davie & Co
Goldstein Hat Co
Knessel
Quartette
Ladies’ Musical Club of
Krane
Seattle Transfer Co
Otee
First Ave
J Hotel
Butler
Northrup
Ava
Yesler Way
Broadway
J. BE. Stevens
Tel
Pink
Moran Brosco
J. Fisher
W. HH
Varnon
Jas, Mart
A. F. Hutton
H. W. Moulton
David Myers
David Fergusson
John ©. McMillan
James Weir
M. Db. Barnes
Washington Children's Home Sociery
Winter & Harper
Ramaker Music CO
Hherman, Clay & Co
W. Martius
Trust
Star Paint Co
Third Avenue and
Pike Street
Barrett DrucCo
Yelier
Frederick & Nelson
Jardiniers
Home Furnishers
Rialto Bldg
2D Ave
Cor
Madison
Dr. Lister
Chantilly
Nordhofe &C
Otmarche
Seattle Gas
Chickering
Weber, Pearse
Singer
Johnston
Second Avenue Burke Building
Patert
Cahn & Cohn
Jackson Street
BE. Co
Brunner & CO
W. S. Mayfield Family Grocer
Main
Pike &T
Denny Clay
Bonney & Stewart Funeral
Columbia St
Telephone Main
Seattle, Wash
Sherman, Clay & GO
Aveo Albert Hansen
King Powt
Grocers
New York
Dental Parly
First
Penn
Vance
Dental Palas
Second Howard Building
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