Mayor Moreret’s Bizarre Meeting At City Hall Enlivens Tacoma Tale
A tale in Odd Tone recounts Mayor Moreret finishing a phonograph dictation when urged to visit the municipal railway by a compressing device. A visitor delivers a card from the Society for removal of restricted district while the mayor absorbs Manhattan cocktail fumes and clove essence, then ministers to police chief about relocating saloons on Lake Washington Canal.
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Gow City Hall
Tacoma
Elal
Pinion
Phonomene
Strap Hanglin
Green Lake
Mra
Butch
Society
Manhattan
Carrie Nation
Mt. Rainier
Lake Washington Canal
MEW RAILROAD PROPOSES ASSURED ROUTE FOR RED APPLE VALLEY
Engineer JL of this city lays out a plan for the Mew Railroad to serve two thirds of the Red Apple valley with a route to Wenatchee. Directors meet as Rice reports financing. a $75,000 dividend is anticipated once operation begins, with benefits to Seattle.
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Red Apple Comdar
Geel
Wenatchee
Who
Bis
Seattle
Coach Leads Packers Through Muddy Practice
A muddy afternoon practice saw Coach Place drill his university football pushers as trainer Connibear led amid chatter and preparation. Willamette and Oregon loom on the horizon with much to finalize in tactical readiness.
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Place
Connibear
Chicago
Willamette
Oregon
Mitt Receives Support From Cincinnati Promoters
San Francisco pitcher Rey Mitt was subsidized by Cincinnati promoters and singled out by Parke Wilson among brush players. His aerial work last year was noted as top notch.
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Rey Mitt
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Hitt
Brush
Parke Wilson
Eloping Lovers Pursued Across Europe to London
A tale of Gabriel Rasipoff and the wife of Gen. Alex Ouchakoff fleeing through Berlin Paris Naples and Gibraltar. They sailed to New York but a cable blocked entry and they returned to Europe, later moving to London for a six hour stay before continuing. The chase drew headlines amid other local notices.
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London
Europe
Atlantic
British Isles
Gabriel Rasipoff
Alex Ouchakoff
St. Petersburg
Russia
Berlin
Paris
Naples
Gibraltar
New York
United States
Local News Briefs from Yakima County and Fort Lawton
Joseph Brown a Fort Lawton deserter was arrested by Patrolman Jackson and returned for military trial. The Washington Good Roads Association to be entertained by Yakima county commissioners and the North Yakima Commercial Club. Frank M. Davis and Nancy E. B. Davis noted as G A R leaders. Eight lectures against cigarets by Dr Struble at Interlake Latona and Washington Heights schools. Samus B. Glasgow, long‑time Sound-area farmer, died at 129 North Broadway residence.
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Joseph Brown
Fort Lawton
Jackson
Good Roads Association
Washington Good Roads Association
Commissioners of
Yakima County
Commercial Club of
North Yakima
Struble
Interlake
Latona
Washington Heights
S&s. B
Glasgow
Samus B. Glasgow
North Broadway
Tacoma News Briefs and Notices
Deceased was 16 years old and leaves a wife and two children. Waitresses Dance reports an enjoyable union event at the Labor Temple. The Womans Labor League plans a November 22 social at Labor Temple. Tacoma Fugitive Caught: Johan Dowell, an escaped fugitive, arrested and returned to Tacoma. Report Robbery: Mrs. J. N. Hein reports fruit, milk, and an umbrella stolen from her cellar and back porch. Heney Returns from Back: M. J. Heney discusses progress on Copper River railway and Be Ward monument proposal. Deutscher Club Concert: classical program by Columbia College of Music artists. School Board Tonight: regular Beat school board meeting to discuss new central administration building. James Stephen to present report. Ride for the
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Waitresses’ Union
Labor Temple
Womans Laber League
Mra. J. N. Hein
East Warehat
Beatthe School Board of Directors
Central School
James Stephen
Free eye examination and low cost glasses offered
A local notice advertises a free eye examination at 1207 Beecondav. If glasses are needed, they will be furnished from one dollar upward. The offer appears as a community service to provide vision care at minimal cost.
Rummage Sale of Draperies at Century Furniture Co
Announcement of a rummage sale at Century Furniture Co Secondav and Spring Street featuring remnants odds and ends of draperies nets and fabrics. Many inquiries about opening date. sale to be announced in the daily papers. Do not buy before the sale is opened.
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Century Furniture Co
Secondav
Spring Street
Theaters Offer A Week Of Local Productions And Vaudeville
The Grand presents The College Widow with nightly crowds and a Saturday matinee while Uncle Josh Spruceby and Dora Thorne headline at Beattle and Seattle theaters. Third Avenue hosts the Taylor company and The Tie That Binds runs through Saturday with souvenir matinees. Star Theater features Hilton bicycle vaudeville and dialect comedy, and Wonderland Exhibit opens tonight at 906 Secondary with electric lights and baby incubators drawing crowds.
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George Ade
Josh Spruceby
Dora Thorne
Beattle
Seattle
Josh Brnceley
Taylor Company
Third Avenue Theater
Hilton
Star Theater
Wonderland
Exhibit Amusement Company
Evening at Egan Hall Show Delights Local Audience
A large enthusiastic crowd enjoyed an evening at Egan Hall. Parents and friends praised the future artist for the careful training and rehearsals of the instructors across the various branches.
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Egan Hall
Children Perform In Pleasant Entertainment At Local Event
The readable portion notes a children’s ensemble delivering charming numbers. Master co Wine and May Rippe won hearts with Just My Style. Edna Moeglin sang My Wild Irish Rose. Nita Rimbold showcased Waltz Me Around Willie with refined dancing drawing professional notice.
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Co Wine
May Rippe
Edna Moeglin
Nita Rimbold
Willie
Double Corners Sold and Seattle Golf Club Expansion
HM Burnett reports sale of two double corners at Fourth and Columbia and Fifth and Columbia to New York capitalists for about 250000. J R McLaughlin Realty sells blocks 2 6 7 10 Beatttish Heights to Seattle Golf Club to enlarge grounds. Bruen & Best sell 15 Broadway add lots and 12 University Hill tract No 2. C J Smith plans a six story building on the Hotel Washington corner at Third and Stewart.
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Broadway
University Hill
C. J. Smith
James A. Moore
Third and Stewart
Saving Habit Encouraged by State Bank of Seattle
The article urges starting a savings account with the State Bank of Seattle to build funds for the future. It notes that money earns 4 percent interest, compounded annually, once the account is opened.
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State Bank of
Seattle
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Hosea Howe
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