Will Muzzle the Press Law Sparks Senate Debate
Exclusive Service reports on a proposed press gag amendment granting the Postmaster General sweeping power to suppress materials deemed indecent or seditious. Critics warn it could allow arbitrary newspaper censorship and censure across the mails, provoking protests from Senator Burrows and other lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Gardner
TON
LD. C
Powermas
Barone
Ways and Means Committee
Burrows
Senate
Naw Yara Route Steaarer Flight Dock Times
The notice shows Naw Yara route schedule with Jeames Flyer docking at 6 38 am 1 30 pm and 4 pm for a local transport update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steaarer
Jeames Flyer Dock
Gould and Prince Sagan to Wed in June
The announcement says Anna Gould will marry Prince Peele de Seagen on June 14 at a Protestant church in Paris with a civil ceremony first. Attorney Cothard reports the Gould family approves the match and that the couple will reside in France, though Cothard denies the Hoboken marriage claim.
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Vetted Prem
Paris
Anna Gould
Prince Peele
Seagen
Altormey Cothard
Mack Gould
Cotteee
Mar Reewe
Cocherd
Cuchard
Chet Meee Gould
de Segen
Hoboken
N. J
Berope
New Work Refusal Penalty Bill Advances in State
The proposed measure would impose a penitentiary term on any employer who refuses to hire an employee for joining a labor union. The bill also prohibits Pinkerton detectives from operating within the state.
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Guthem
Oke
Pinkerton
Charley Taft Ready to Succeed Quentin Roosevelt
Washington May 23 Charley Taft prepared to take over as junior White House representative after Quentin Roosevelt mentored him. The elder Taft and Quentin clashed over roles with Quentin backing his son’s path while resisting a war secretary’s son. A YMCA overheard exchange reveals Charley’s resolve to forge his own course. 9,280 acres in Linn county Oregon filed by John McCourt. Charles A. Smith of Minneapolis named principal defendant. land valued at 1,000,000.
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Star Special Service
Washington
Charley Taft
Quentin Roosevelt
White House
Quentin
Charley
Smith
YMCA
Taft
Linn County
Oregon
John McCourt
Charles A. Smith
Minneapolis
Rate War Spills Onto City Signboards
A rail rate dispute between the Canadian Pacific and Alaska Steamship line becomes a signboard conflict at Pier A. The CP's banner was moved from fence to roof after Alaska Steamship, aided by Inland Navigation, placed new signage visible from the pier. A. J. Calder vows to raise a balloon to keep CP's sign visible if Alaska strikes again.
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Casedian Poeetfte Railway
Beread Nevigaties Company
Victoria Run
Canadien Pacific
Perth
Alaska Steamships
Inland Navigation Company
C.pk
Alaska Steamship Company
A. Ji. Calder
Pier A
Mr. Calder
Plor A
Hubby Jailed as Wife Seeks Dismissal of Desertion Charge
Andrew Anderson 22 was arrested by patrolmen Welch and Smart on a desertion charge after a quarrel with his wife in Seattle. He spent the night in jail. This morning Mrs. Anderson appeared at police headquarters and said she did not want to press the charge and sought dismissal through the prosecuting attorney.
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Andrew Anderson
Welch
Smart Op & Warrant
Anderson
Seattle
Mra. Anderson
Mra Anderson
POUNDED ON HEAD LEADS TO MURDER CHARGE
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Johan Murphy reports the assault case began when William Ire fleid was struck repeatedly. Brownfield was left with a colored face and head injuries and remained at the War Emergency hospital since last Tuesday. Fred Green was charged with assault and battery and jailed as a murder case potentiality looms if the victim dies.
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William Ire
Attorner
Jorney
Johan F. Murphy
Torney
Brownfield
Fred Green
Brownfield quieted at lodging house by Green
On May 19 Brownfield, described as intoxicated, was at a lodging house run by Green at First and Manchard. Instead of calling a policeman Green allegedly restrained him, leading to a struggle that ended with Brownfield being quieted.
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Brownfield
Green
Manchard
Hrownfield
Amusements and Theatre Offers This Week in City Venues
The Moore and Grand theatres announce seat sales and performances for My Wife with John Drew slated next week. Damrosch Concerts set an 8 46 PM program, plus a Saturday matinee at the Grand. The Ghadew Behind the Throne continues to attract crowds, with Pan tage acts at Lois and Soldiers of Fortune receive praise. The Pantages circuit reports record crowds and a strong bill including the Bel Trio.
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John Drew
the Moore
Indian character song charms Bhar theatre week program
A lively Bhar theatre program features Morrison & Co with Mr Bunchlight and Joe Morris the Hebrew comedian Wise and Hilton in Indian character songs and Bert Wiggin a juggler. The moving pictures close the bill with two sets including a comedy sketch by the Halph Lewises.
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Morrison & Co
Mr. Bunchlight
Joe Morris
Wise
Hilton
Bert Wiggin
Mr. Minell
Gemercus
Peat
Marselle & Woulfe
Halph Lewis
Vaudeville Bill Adds Haitling Nelson This Week
Wile announces Haitling Nelson and his sparring partner join the Star theatre vaudeville bill from Thursday afternoon through Sunday night. It marks the Rattlers final public appearance before the championship contest at Colma on July 4 with Joe Gane.
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Wile
Haitling Nelson
Star Theatre
Rattlers
Colma
Joe Gane
Ministers welcomed to June receptions in Seattle area
The Methodist Episcopal ministers of Seattle invite Tacoma M E ministers and wives to a reception in early June. Rev Forsythe Rev M Canse and Rev Wm Park lead the arrangements. Dr Volney Evers will host a reception June 22 for city clergy and spouses. the ministers’ general meeting follows at South Park church. Green Lake Home Economics meets at Mine Mabel Jolce 2315 N 26th Ave Friday afternoon.
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Seattle
Tacoma M. RE
Forsythe
M. Canse
Wm. Park
Volney C. Evers
South Park M
Green Lake Home Economica Society
Mabel Jolce
Presbyterian church hosts final winter art lecture tea event
Mrs. John T. Condon will give tea Saturday afternoon June 6 for Kappa Gamma St Mary's Parish Dance members. A dance will be held Friday evening in Creverbier hall by the son of St Mary's church.
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Kappa Gamma
Edna Gullixson
Presbyterian Church
John T. Condon
St. Mary's Church
Countess Longay Markets Inventions After Belgian Return
The Countess Longay formerly Princess Stephanie of Belgium offers her patented chafing dish and spirit lamp, touted as improvements over predecessors. Her prior inventing reputation earned patent protection in Belgium Germany France and Italy. Her marriage to Count Longay ended estrangement from King Leopold after her mother’s death.
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Longay
Stephanie
Belgium
Germany
France
Italy
Count Longay
Leopold
Blackwell Hotel Co Rates Displayed for Rooms and Suites
The notice lists outside room rates per person at 2.00 dollars and outside rooms with bath at 2.50 dollars. Bay side outside suites with bath priced at 6.96 dollars per person, with additional charges noted as onts at 1.00 dollar each.
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Blackwell Hotel Co
Forbidden Title Casts Shadow Over Woman in Public Scenery
In a public scene the woman is barred from using a title while the bier lies in the street. The restriction reflects a dispute over honor and social standing as officials weigh propriety and past authority.
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Meyer
Olympia Bunoday
Prince D
Sagan
June
Pinkertons
Mra
Ucers
Williams
Spelser & Hurlbut
United Press
Portland
Ore
ONL
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
Piper & Taft's
From & T
J. B. Brishois
Glebe Hotel
Cor, Firat Av
Main St
Dr. Reed
Damrosch Concerts
Buwene Wiener
Simaing
Jean Bowehler
Wang
Portuns
Pantages Phayers
The
Lois
Soldiers of Fortune
Callooum
Pantages
Bel
Battling Nelson
Frederick M. Paderford
University of Washington
Art Club
the Westminster
Kappa Gammas
Princess
Vienna
HOTEL
Lincoln
Countess Lonyay
Ae Ee
Mee Her
Northwest Trust & Safe Deposit Co
Mb Snc
Hartman Alexander Myers
Suita
America
Tacoma
Second Ave
Pine ST
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