City Council Rejects Daulton Resolution On Lighting Plant Info
The council killed Daulton’s proposal seeking full details on the municipal lighting plant. Crichton’s later resolution passed, directing the city engineer to provide data on light consumers, underground conduits, their use, and the plant’s current and future capacity. Public condemnation suits against Kent Lumber and others loom over rights of way and timeline.
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Daulton
Thomson
Crichton
Murphy
Conway
Cole
Bowen
Grichton
Beattle Lectric Company
Beattle Electric Company
Northern Pacific Railway
Kent Lamber Company
Weyerhaeuser Timber Company
H. C. Henry
J. K. Stack
Alfred Glover
J. G
Murrer
Kent Lumber Company
Methodist conference faces quorum failure as delegates seek leave
In Los Angeles on May 24 a Methodist conference risks disruption due to a lack of quorum. Many delegates request leave to visit Southern California attractions while ballots for editors and church periodicals are cast today.
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Los Angeles
California
Inmates arraigned in grand larceny case at New Paria house
Civrace Williams and Jucy Williane, two colored inmates of the New Paria house in the restricted district, were brought before Justice Gordon and committed to jail in default of $1,000 bonds each on grand larceny charges. They face a hearing June 1 after allegedly robbing a well known business of a large sum while one man claimed to have left town. The complainant remained unnamed. Gray's funeral proceeded in Sacred Heart Church with burial at Calvary Cemetery after a coroner's jury examined the body in Tacoma and Seattle.
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Civrace Williams
Jucy Williane
New Paria House
Gordon
Huntley
Pasquale Denies Involvement In Tacoma Murder Case
Frank Vasquale, brought from Seattle and held on suspicion of the Canies Gray murder, admitted being with Gray at 7 p.m. on the night of the crime but says he left Gray afterward.
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Tacoma
Frank Vasquale
Seattle
Canies
Gray
Friend suspects robbed Welch of bank draft at hotel
Tom Welch, a roomer at the Grand Central, told police two men in his room yesterday may have cashed a 4269 check drawn on the National Bank of Commerce after he had notified the bank to stop payment. Welch suspects the men were in the room for a title deal at the time.
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Tom Welch
Grand Central Hotel
Polles
Nationa Hank of Commerce
Welch
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Northern Pacific
Electric and Gas Trusts
Griffin
Gillam
Walt
Sam
Alfred Grover
Puyallup
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Calvary Cengtery
Pasquale
New York
Second
Washington
Columbia
Pioneer Square
Ashing
Willman City
J. C. Bartel
Queen Anne
Capital Hill
Washington Street
Seattle Homeseekers Co., Inc
Hillman
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