Cotterill Sets Out Platform For State Senate Race
Democratic candidate George P. F. Cotterill outlines his policy aims for the Thirty sixth district race. He backs direct primary reform with a popular vote on U S senatorial candidates and pledges to back the candidate with the largest popular vote. He calls for strong protections for workers and robust state finances, including university funding and the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition, plus support for lake level adjustments and three congressional districts. He also seeks stronger state railway and tax commissions to ensure uniform assessments and state control of railways.
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George PF. Cotterill
State Senate
United States
State University
University Alto
King County
Lake Washington
State Railway Commission
State Tax Commission
Death of Mrs. Alice M. Taylor at Minor Hospital
Mrs. Alice M. Taylor wife of J M Taylor of the Taylor Printing company died following a surgical operation at Minor hospital. An longtime Seattle resident she was active in lodge circles as past matron of the era Star and grand secretary of the order. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Alice M. Taylor
J. M. Taylor
Taylor Printing Company
Wagon Umbrellas at Henderson’s Dental Ave Sale
Fragmentary ad notes items described as wagon umbrellas at a Tom Henderson location on 112 OCeort dental avenue with unclear pricing and availability.
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Tom Henderson
Oceort Dental Ave
Eee
Commissioners Get Busy Bid Time For Des Moines Dock
County commissioners opened bids for a Des Moines dock project but no action was taken due to lack of right of way. W D Mellee bid the lowest at 2140 dollars, with a short trestle half a mile from Renton to be built by C C.
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Board of County Commissioners
Des Moines
W. D. Mellee
Renton
C C
Local Board Names Precinct Judges After Shortages
Buyder’s bid of 220 dollars is noted. The board names B Freeman to Hillman precinct and L Gilbert to Star Lake precinct as judges replacing Messie Oideaple and Faulkner who cannot serve.
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Buyder
B Freeman
L. ¥. Gilbert
Hillman
Star Lake
Messie, Oideaple
Faulkner
Ships and voyages dominate front page maritime notes
Steamer Ning Chow arrives with a large Orient cargo and plans to take salmon home. Cook Inlet freezes stopping winter navigation. Two wrecked schooner Skagit crew arrive in Seattle from Victoria. Captain Rowe’s body to be cremated and scattered off Cape Flattery. Revenue cutter Grant bids opened Nov 14. Yone mite to be repaired as next year’s excursion steamer for Seattle trade. Martha W. Toft put into Dutch Harbor for repairs after leaking. cargo jettisoned.
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Ning Chow
Blue Funnel
Orient
Cooke Inlet
Skagit
Seattle
Victoria
Rowe
Cape Flattery
Grant
Yonemite
Columbia
Martha W. Toft
Cape York
Dutch Harbor
Merchants’ Exchange
School Board Sets December 1 Election for Two Directors
Board of education scheduling a December 1 election for two directors at a special meeting. The panel also discusses whether to sell the property at the corner of Bixbay and Maine. A contract to supply general items was awarded to the Lowman Hanford company for 1,257.88 dollars.
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Board of Education
Bixbay
Maine
Lowman-Hanford Company
Mapleine Best Mapleine Mavoring Showcase
An advertisement extols Mapleine as the best maple flavoring, praising its careful production and purity. It invites readers to test a bottle from their grocer to prove its superiority.
Local Flashes and Court Notices in Seattle Area
Three men George Wallen J Morgan and John Kirby were arrested early today by Patrolman Damm and held on suspicion. The November term of the United States Federal Court opens next Tuesday with cases reaigned and answers due to the Grand Jury. C L Jorden and T Merton must answer charges of smuggling before the grand jury. Samuel Lancaster plans to attend the Washington Coed Toads Association session at North Yakima November 9 and 10. A thief at Pioneer saloon stole a gold handled umbrella. Police raided resorts, seizing seven men and two women charged with disorderly conduct with no money for breakfast. Eaton warrant case set for November 9. Matt H M Gormley, county treasurer, named as defendant. Twelfth Ave Club meeting adjourned to next Thursday. City Engineer Thomson delayed plans for improvements. J H Griffith & Co. reported progress on widening Tenth Th and Thirteenth avenues from Yeeley to Denny in line with Twelfth Ave work.
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Thomson
L. H M. Griffith
Twelfth Avenue
Lasow
Tenth
Enth
Thirteenth Avenues
Yeeley
Denny
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Cotterill
Democratic
S6th
Mag. Taylor
George Wallen
J. Morgan
John Kirby
Damm
United States Federal Court
C.L. Jorden
T. Merton
Dellingham
Lancaster
Samuel Lancaster
North Yakima
Washington Coed Toads Association
C. Worthington
Pioneer
Tio
Peterson
King
Fee
Eaton
Matt HM. Gormley
E Ae
Ee F & CO
Comea
Lia
London
Coates
Meyer
Haddington
Lind
Lindsay
Burner
Mantle
Opal Globe
Welnbach
Jon
Frederick & Nelson, Inc
Ww ci
O. D
Effe Furniture
Ask F
Walker
Saleaman
Weinger Hag
Rederick
Nelson
Club
Furniish Cts
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Sprivg Street
U. S. Court Sale
Crown Clothing Company
United States District Court For
Western District of Washington
J. Cohen
John P. Hoyt
Batley Bidg
Seatie
First Avenue
Beattie
Washi Nnton
Alaska
Edwin ©. Ewing
Old Crown Clothing Co
Seneca Street
Postoffice
Ing Goods
Lion Brand
Chicago
Leader
King Brand
Your Choice
California
I. F. IF
ALLI
P. T
Pacific & Puget Sound Bottling Co
Meee Univ
TY Park
Chas
Cowen
Lloyd Transfer
Beth
M. M. Ring
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