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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

5

Girls Riot Breaks Out At Los Angeles High School

A riot by 14 to 17 year old girls erupts at a Los Angeles school on Arlington Avenue. Windows smashed and rocks thrown as officers quell the disorder. Several teens are detained at the police station and one girl sustains serious injuries requiring operations.

United Pree Angeles Arlington Av Grain Dorothy Lisale Hewsaara Alice Bello Laea A. J. White Hickok

Poys Tell Judge About Adventures In Juvenile Case

The boys described their mischief to Judge Frater after being cited for theft. They recited the tale of their adventures including outings to Binxam's and a trip to Seattle. Berney and Healey Tal faced the juvenile court as the judge prepared to deliberate the case.

Poys Mater Healey Berney Binxam Hays Ee Badie Frater

Opening Day Luncheon Details and Industrial Outlook

Luncheon coverage outlines opening day events and questions about industry impact. Mentions attendees, venues, and anticipated effects on mills, prices, and regional activity with ambiguous references to companies and locations.

TDOOR

Bank Robbers Use Red Pepper in City Bank Heist

In Louis, two robbers attacked the People's Bank at Benbow City injuring cashier D C Moore by pepper spray and escaping with 3200 dollars. Moore was alone in the bank at the time of the robbery.

United Press Louis D. C. Moore People’s Bank Benbow City Moore

First Suit Is On Trial In Damages Case At Armory

The case of H. Bweeney v. Geo D Lamping, over injuries from a balcony fall at the new N N C armory on Western Avenue, was set for hearing at 3 p m in Judge Main's court. Lamping who manages the building is the defendant in the suit.

H. Bweeney Geo.d. Lamping N.N. C. Armory Western Avenue

Body of Modjeska Arrives in Chicago

The body of Madam Modjeska arrived today and was placed in a tomb so it can be sent to its final resting place in Poland. The arrangement follows with the body to be conveyed to its homeland for burial.

Modjeska Chicago Madatoe Modjeska Poland Leary Denny Homestead

Admission Day Reflections From Ballard District

In Ballard marking the second anniversary of its annexation to Seattle the northern end shows new growth and wealth with unprecedented ward funding and rising real estate values. A Swedish Lutheran church bazaar is planned May 29 at Sixty fourth Street and Twenty second Avenue. James J Listen, 37, of 1648 Shilahole Avenue, died suddenly at home. funeral set for 3 PM at W S Mayfield parlors under Doric lodge F and A M Fremont.

Ballard Seattle Thirteenth Ward North End Swedish Lutheran Church James J. Listen Shilahole Ay Mayfield Doric Lodge A. M Fremont

Missing Man Case Tied to Seattle Reunite Effort

Mrs Curtin reports her husband Curtis a civil engineer from Detroit disappeared in April after mental illness notes. She received a letter from him today claiming he is safe and asking authorities to hold him until relatives can reach the Pacific coast for his return home.

Poni Mishy Thrunk Curtis Detroit Mich T. Se Tn Reattle

Georgia Central freight strike heads toward settlement

Inter state Commerce Commissioner Kipp Will Ro fo Atlanta and T Lacher Commissioner Notll India efforts to effect settlement of the Georgia Central fremen's strike, according to report here. This was decided upon today at a cabinet meeting when the strike was brought up for discussion.

Washibwion Interrtate Commerce Kipp Atlanta T Lacher Notll India Georgia Diacheston

Papers Not Stolen In Regent Search Testimony

Detective Sergeant George P. Mulcahy testified in the Burns led regent search that the private papers of United Railways were not molested. He said he was present during the search and that United Railways employees were in the room and none of the sought papers were found in the defendant's private desk.

United Frew Ban Francisco Regent Patrick Calhoun William J. Burns United Railwaye George P. Mulcahy Delb Mulcahy United Railways

American Soldiers Killed by Moros Near Klethhiey

Reports from Manila say a sergeant and two privates of the Eighteenth Infantry were killed when Moros surprised an outpost near Klethhiey on May 22. Army columns pursue the attacking Moros while friendly natives had been aiding the post prior to the attack.

Ow v Press Manila United Klethhiey

Pasadena Telephone Conflict Shows City and Company Clash

In Pasadena on May 11 authorities prevented repairs as Pacific Telephone & Telegraph faced disruption. Police guarded poles. company officials vowed to pursue damages against the city for destruction of property and traffic interruption while city electricians protected long distance lines to avoid interstate carrier issues.

United Prem Lom Angelak Pasadena Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company Pasa Gena Bowley Vpahadena Cal Bunnet Company Aleetriciana Muprene

Live Fish Exhibit Car At Exposition By Delmonth

A specially equipped car owned by Delmonth California carries live fish to the exposition on May 28. Experts are loading specimens into tanks with oxygen to show in the exhibit. Monterey Bay authorities plan to transport the car to Seattle for display and further labor follows.

Dy United Pres Delmonth Cal Fisheries Ranch Monterey Bay Tve Department of Com Lng Mance Pompa Moeree Labor Ite Beatle

Hold Up Men Use Auto to Perfect Aberdeen Robbery

Aberdeen Washington May 28 police investigated after five occupants leaped from an automobile and held up W A Johnson engineer of a construction company. He was bound gagged and $15 taken from his pockets before he could free himself and walk home.

United Prem Aberdeen Wash Investigal W. A Johnson

Dentists Seek Court to Halt State Examining Board

Edwin J. Brown petitions Superior Court to enjoin the board of dental examiners from holding further examinations for licenses. He claims unlicensed practice charges and alleges the law excludes him as a bona fide resident at enactment, naming KE. B. Edgere and others in a alleged conspiracy.

Examining Board of State Dental Examiners Edwin J. Brown Union Block Superior Court Board of Dental Examiners Brown Washington Mr. Brown Washing

Law Students Hold A Big Banquet At Butler Hotel

Law students from the University of Washington Night Law School held their annual banquet at the Butler Hotel last night. The event was described as a great success with notable speeches by John T. Condon dean of the law school and several other speakers including Pliny L. Allen Harvey Lantz A Jay Bmirth Bark OGies Maurice Partymucher O B E W Raymond and Charles Milea.

University of Washington Night Law Bethool Butler Hotel Mit! GO John T. Condon Law School Bewater Pliny L. Allen Harvey Lantz A. Jay Bmirth Bark

Theatres to Close Tuesday Afternoon Citywide

Managers of Pantages Lots Star Orpheum and all local theatres announce closures Tuesday afternoon in sympathy with the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition opening. The general holiday sentiment prompts the widespread halt in performances.

Anerpoon Alanka- Yukon-Pacific Pantages Star Orpheum

Michigan Club Meeting and July Michigan Day Plans

The Michigan club will meet tonight at Knights of Columbus hall to select hosts for the Michigan day at the fair on July 19 and arrange related events. All members or former Wolverines are urged to attend. no matinees this week as theatres close for the mayoral visit. Nashville chosen as next assembly location in Denver notice.

Michigan Club Knights of Columbus Cherry St Michigan A.P. E Orpheum Star Theatres Nashville Denver General Abgtorian Assembly Nashville, Tenn

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