Blind Man Tortured by Maniac in Portland Hotel
The report details a prolonged torture of Hayes by a maniac in the Cremon hotel room in Portland Ore. Hayes endured about ten hours of brutal treatment including beatings and coercive smoking as a supposed eye remedy. Police and investigators will examine Hayes's alleged attacker Hayes through a mutual friend connection.
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Star Special Service
Portland
Ore
Manter
United States
Jor? Hayne
Jeri Unton
University of California
Trowdein Ool
Peatdes
Johne Hop “ Hayes
Hayes
Cremon Hotel
Poss
Fearine
Viaves
Suspects Arrested in Freight Stealing Case at The Dalles
The Dalles Ore May 29 Crate and Olbbone arrested men on freight theft suspicions near Pertiacnd. One prisoner claims to be from San Francisco and says he has been free three weeks. The youths are described as about 25 years old. Questioning yielded evasive answers.
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Crate
Olbbone
the &i
Beudder S Missing Cash Found Belonged To Lankin
A sum of eight dollars and seventy five cents was found in Beudder's possession and the money is said to belong to Herman Lankin. The amount was tied to a blue cotton handkerchief. No evidence of a crime is found on either man’s person.
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Herman Lankin
Beudder
America
Reiter
House of Johnston
Monerr Plano
Woman Kills Herself and Three Children In Apparent Accident
A resident of Mey 04 mistaken Saecline for kerosene caused Mie Lee Chapman to fire a head burn, leading to her own death and the deaths of three children in a tragic incident.
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Pilganm
Mey
Saecline
Mielee Chapman
Tna
Milwaukee Arrives at Mare Island Navy Yard
The United States cruiser Milwaukee arrived at Mare Island Navy Yard from San Diego. She proceeded directly to the yard but has not yet been assigned to any squadron.
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San Franciaco
Milwaukee
San Iiego
Mare Sealand Navy Yard
Boats Parade Saturday Lights Up Night Water Pageant
The motor boat parade will proceed Saturday night at 9 with the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition ground-breaking as the main event. J W Pelletier states changing the regatta from Saturday to Friday would not affect the plan.
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J. W. Pelletier
Motor Club
C M and St Paul Begin Track Laying Across Plains
Milwauker May 20. Track work on the Pacific extension of the C M and St P continues without pause. President Barling and officials report construction starting in June from Terry North Dakota and advancing westward with trains to run between the Missouri River and Butte Montana by January 1.
Naming Away Child Aid Train Reaches New Orleans
A train carrying about 1060 children from New York charitable institutions arrived in New Orleans two weeks ago and more are to come. Fifty eight babies and children under seven years of age are distributed in New Orleans and Louisiana today.
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New York
New Orleans
Louisiana
Voliva Loses Zion City Control Over Property
In Zion City Illinois the overseer Voliva loses control as Receiver John Hately orders vacating leases by May 31 with all property relinquished by June 1. Hately informs Voliva’s successor of the required surrender of the premises and authority.
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Chicago
Voliva
Zion City Ie
John Hately
Dowle
Zion City
Cleveland Doctors Split Over Transfer of Mental Impression
Cleveland physicians dispute the idea of mental impressions transferring via shell prints. A dispatch from Connecticut reports Vera Benjamin found printing on the toe side of a hard boiled shell, prompting the debate among local doctors.
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Cleveland
Conaecut
Vera Benjamin
President Eases Rule on Reenlisting for Desertion
President Roosevelt overruled the longstanding ban on reenlistment after dishonorable discharge by allowing John Lennon Lan nin, nephew of John Ballicon, to rejoin the Marine Corps following a court martial sentence and impresumption. The action marks a departure from the unbroken military rule that barred such reentries across the Army and Marines.
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Washington, DC
United States
Roosevelt
John L. Lannin
John L. Ballicon
Marine Corps
Lennon
Army
News and Marine Prpe
Seattle High Cadets Head to Annual Encampment
The Seattle high school cadet company leaves today for its encampment at American Lake and will return Monday. The event includes a competitive drill between Vashon College and Tacoma and Seattle high school units with the cup to the winner, good for three straight years. A Browneville sheeted affray probes adjourned by the senate committee on military affairs until June 4.
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Seattle High School
American Lake
Vashon College
Tacoma
Seattle
Washington
Senate Committee On
Red Hot Socialist Arrested In Spokane Impersonation
A man wearing false whiskers and a disguise with revolvers and dirks claimed to be C. H. Duncan from Spokane and was arrested on suspicion. He declared himself an out and out socialist and said he would push for change in the city. He faces a hearing today.
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Hoire
C. H. Duncan
Spokane
Wash
Rules for Messenger Boys Permits Issued by Judge Frater
Judge Frater issues permit forms for boys aged 14 to 19 who wish to serve as messenger boys. The rules prohibit tobacco or intoxicants, restrict assignments in certain districts, and bar errands to saloons gambling houses dance halls or disreputable venues.
Investigation opened after Jamestown park bars Jackies
Secretary Metcalf has started an inquiry into a Pine Beach Amusement Park decision at Jamestown to admit no Jackies. The incident, tied to a uniform and charges, has sparked trouble and is now under review.
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Washington
Metcalf
Pine Beach
Jamestown
Memorial Day Parade Planned With Veterans Reunion
Plans finalize for a Memorial Day observance featuring old soldiers from the Civil War Spanish American and Indian campaigns. Veterans report to Pythian Hall at 10 o'clock and parade routes include thrat avenue Pike Street Second Avenue and Yesler Way. Webster Davie to deliver the oration and Women’s Relief Corps to decorate graves Thursday.
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Yesler Way
Opera House
Webster Davie
G. A. HK
Women's Relief Corps
Elliott Hay
Judge B. 8. Carlisle
Everett City Leases Wharf Site Plan Backed by Directors
The proposed lease of the city wharf site to a private company, amended by a chamber committee, was endorsed by directors and to be debated at a citizens' meeting. The plan lets lessees hold five years with possible vacate on six months' notice, with compensation for improvements. Critics fault local concreting. MC A athletes vow to contest Seattle for the championship as Everett teams finish field meet prep.
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Everett
City Wharf
Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Seattle
New Incorporations Filed in Olympia Details
May 29 report lists filings with the secretary of state including a resolution for the Stanford Timber Company of Ev- detailing incorporation actions and corporate formalities.
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Olympia
Secretary of State
I Resolution of Corporation
Stanford Timber Company
Smart 23 Year Old Runs Big City Post Office
Miss Edith Hemphill, 23, assistant postmistress in Allegheny supervises 276000 residents, 26 sub stations, 172 men, and clerks and carriers. She audits, pays staff twice monthly, and draws 5000 to 6600 dollars from the bank, having risen from a bookkeeper at a firm with a history of male-only hiring.
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Big City
Seattle Star
Allegheny
Beith Hemphill
Miss Hemphill
Misa Hemphill
Buennese
Mian Hemphill
Capital stock increases for regional companies listed
The document records increases in capital stock for several firms including Western Timber in Vancouver to 1 250 000 dollars, Tacoma Timber 16 000 dollars, First Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church of South Tacoma, Keystone Auto and Machine Company 12 000 dollars, Ash Mæaslocher Company of Heat tie 260 000 dollars, Marlborough Hotel Company of Beattie 625 000 dollars, President Lighterage Company of Beattie 16 000 dollars, and Viver Transportation Company of Beattie 4 000 dollars, with the names of investors in each case.
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Erett
Western Timber Company
Vancouver
Tacoma Timber Company
CC. J. Jorgensen
BK. Jorgensen
Samuel Archer
Western Pole and Lumber Agent arraigned in Ohio fraud case
COLUMBUS Ohio May 4 William B Moore agent of the Western Pole and Lumber company of Denver was arraigned in the criminal court on a charge of fleecing the city out of 50000 in a fictitious purchase of poles. Moore pleaded not guilty to seven indictments. William Wilces the city official alleged to have conspired with him also pleaded not guilty.
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Columbub
Ohio
William B. Moore
Western Pole and Lumber Company
Denver
Moore
William Wilces
Still Want Matrons Appeal Questioned by Humane Society
The Seattle Humane Society may appeal a superior court ruling that refused to force Sheriff Smith to appoint three matrons. At a Society meeting the attorney was authorized to study whether the decision is appealable.
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Seattle Humane Society
Smith
Councilman Gill to seek police control over hospitals
The councilman will introduce an ordinance to extend police authority over local hospitals. The chief supports the measure and will present facts to the mayor as the bill goes to approval. The aim is to regulate hospital matters and keep the police department informed for later investigation.
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Gill
Moore
Tramp Sets Water Distance Record on Chicago Ride
A tramp on a Chicago train swam 27 miles in 36 minutes and rode the tender water to begin a long effort to keep his head above water. At the first stop, witnesses said the water was four feet deep and he fought to avoid drowning as rescuers arrived.
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Chicago
Chicago & al
Remcuera
Pioneer widow Adiaa Clark dies at 90 in Bellingham
Adiaa Clark a longtime West Coast pioneer and property owner in every city died in Bellingham yesterday at age 90. She was described as frugal and lived in a modest tomb-like shack built on her land. She leaves a sparse legacy across multiple communities.
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Bellingham
May
Mise
Adiaa Clark
Pal Eifle Coast
Mie
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