Tacoma High School Faces Key Doubleheader In Big Day
Tacoma High School meets Broadway’s squad in a Northwest Conference clash as a double header tops a day of action. The morning trip by the Indianapolis and the Five brings a packed crowd, while Peotone and other teams watch contenders vie for a place in the big showdown.
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Indianapolis
Fiver
Tacoma
Thoudfold High
Rourway High
Tacoma High
Broadway
Northweat Comat
Polnat
Lena
Lewis
Hie
Will Grow Whiskers to Show Grief at UC Rugby Match
Berkeley students pledge to remain unshaven for a week if California loses the rugby game with Ford University. Ralph P. Merritt and university leaders spearhead the drive with editors and coaches signing the pledge. soon all male students are expected to join.
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United Press
Berkeley
Cal
Ladta
University of California
Ford University
California
Ralph P. Merritt
Wheeler
Merritt
Lincoln Eleven to Meet Olympia This Afternoon
Lincoln high school brings 16 players to face Olympia high school on the gridiron this afternoon. Coach Allen and the manager traveled to the Capital City, expecting a comfortable score despite two injured players Ben Ohnick end and Rowane Pike out. Lincoln rests several substitutes for the unexpected.
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Olympia High School
Lincoln High School
Allen
Capital City
Alien
Olympia
Goose Evet
Lincoln
Ben Ohnick
Ane Pike
Tacoma
Seattle A C Athletes Meet Multnomah
The Seattle Athletic Club beat Multnomah in the first inter club meet of the season held in Portland in November. Harris defeated Ralph at 145 pounds after an extra round to determine the decision. A 125 pound boxing bout between Billy En and Neiken ended with En taking a count in the second round. Venables topped Ed Smith in the 165 pound wrestling match with falls at 0 6 27 and 0 7 18. Edgar Frank won the decision over Bert Kincaid in 0 9 10 after Kincaid could not continue.
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Portland
Athletic Club
Ai Harria
Co. C. Ralph
Harris
Billyen
Seattle
Neiken
Virell Venables
Ed Smith
Multnomah
Edgar Frank
Bert Kincaid
Kincaid
Lincoln Scrubs Triple Bill at Ballard Park
The Lincoln scrubs schedule two games against Olympia and Hard High, followed by a Lincoln third team clash with Franklin High 11 at Ballard baseball park. The busy slate features Lincoln’s multiple squads competing across nearby venues today.
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Lincoln Pigakin Chasers
Olympia
Lincoln
Franklin High
Lincoln Scrubs
Ballard
Latonia Race Results and Victoria Bowling Tournament
Latonia results show Mia Sewall winning with Plume second and Crittenden third in the seven furlongs. Floreal wins the mile, with Dispute second and Allee third. Berwick takes six furlongs over Davi ne and Theon. Deacon wins seven furlongs at 1:08 4/5 with Mortiboy second. Lady Baldur wins one mile with Hraneas second and Alma Dufour third. Tournament at Victoria to open a new bowling alley with a big event Monday night and a local team expected to join the 1909 tourney.
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Latonia
Rix Rariongs
Sewall
Plume
Miee Crittenden
Mile Floreal
Dispute
Allee
Morreltop
Almee
Berwick
Davine
Theon
Beven Furlonge
Deacon
Martines
Mortiboy
Lady Baldur
Hraneas
Alma Dufour
Victoria
Arkansas End Ernest Dixon Dies From Football Injuries
Erneat Dixon, University of Arkansas right end, died yesterday from injuries suffered in a recent game against Oklahoma. This marks the second football fatality of the season.
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United Presa
Austin
Tex
Erneat Dixon
University of Arkansas
Oklahoma
Burns Doubles Johnsons Bet In Heavyweight Clash
Tommy Burns, the heavyweight champion, reacts to Jack Johnson's offer of 56 000 for 20 rounds. Burns counter offers 10 000 to the Sydney referee and 5 000 bets that Johnson cannot last 20 rounds and 5 000 that Burns will win. Burns praises Australians and mentions theatrical stunts and a tin mine project called The Tommy Herne tin mine.
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Tommy Burns
Bower
Sydney
Jack Johnson
Burns
Tommy
Johnson
Rit
Rownda
Harrison Green
The
Star
Tommy Herne
Whitman Defeats Idaho 11-0 in Home Game
WA WALLA November 7 Whitman College's football team shut out the University of Idaho 11 to 0 in two 30 minute halves. Whitman dominated the game with strong offense and solid defense to secure the victory.
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United Press
WA Walla
University of Idaho
Whitman
Barry Beats Flynn in 16 Round Bout
Jim Barry of Chicago defeated Jim Flynn in sixteen rounds in Los Angeles. Barry dominated with aggressive body blows throughout the match. Flynn rallied in the final round but Barry held strong, securing the victory in a bout that drew attention to Flynn's late surge.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Jim Barry
Chicago
Jim Flyon
Barry
Flynn
Pryan
Tacoma Yacht Club Elects Officers for Next Year
Tacoma residents note C St Claghorn elected Commodore at the Tacoma Yacht Club last night with Belmont Park mentioned as a future auto track venue. New York reports Belmont Park may shift from horse racing to automobile racing under a new betting law era.
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Belmont Park
New York
Cars race from Los Angeles to Phoenix for Arizona Republican cup
In a night race, an Elmore, a Kisselkar and a White Steamer depart Los Angeles at midnight bound for Phoenix. The winner will receive a trophy cup donated by the Arizona Republican.
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Phoenis
Arizona
Elmore
Kisselkar
Los Angeles
Arizona Republican
Renton Volunteer Fire Department seeks 160-pound opponent
Manager Paul W. Houser of the Renton Volunteer Fire Department football team seeks a Sunday game with a 160-pound squad. Houser can be reached at Black 241. The team aims for a match against a 155-pound side and contact is Black 341. Steamer Farallon departed Ketchikan today, Steamer Potgin arrived in Shagaway from Seattle this morning.
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Renton Volunteer Fire Department
Paul W. Houser
Torrid Discussion in Telephone Squabble
A heated conference between Chairman S oulls and city council members over private local exchanges in the new municipal building. Officials debated exclusivity with Independent Telephone Co as Sunset opposed consolidation or collapse, with an executive board meeting set for next Monday at 11 o clock.
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S#oulls
Board of Public Works
Goddard
Independent Telephone Co
Boullion
Houtton
Bboard
Webster
Sunset People
Sunset Corporation
Zbindes
Football Today Scoreboard
Cambridge Pinal over Harvard Mi and Carnele Indians 0 New York Dartmouth 10 Princeton 0.
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Cambridge
Harvard
New York
Dartmouth
Princeton
Saloon Keeper J D Lacount Arrested on Sunday Liquor Charge
Visiting the county jail this afternoon to see his bartender J D Lacount a saloon keeper of North End learned officers had arrested him on a Sunday liquor sale warrant. He was surprised to learn the warrant had been issued and served today.
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J.D. Lacount
North End
Lacount
Remains of Two Buried Men Recovered at Kendria Incident
In Renton Washington on November 1 authorities recovered the bodies of Patrick Dally and George Reed entombed in the Kendria blaze. The men were badly burned and only the evident remains were found. Hope for two other entombed men was abandoned.
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Renton
Ula
Patrick Dally
George Reed
Kendria
Gore
State Pardons Release Wide Span of Inmates
In Walla Walla on November 7, sixty men were released from the state penitentiary after the last meeting of the board of pardons. They were discharged November 1 but served five extra days due to a delay in papers from the ots office, with representation from nearly every county in the state.
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Walla Walla
Waeh
Ixty-Atx
Theots
Council approves bond issuance plan for city projects
The council voted yesterday to issue bonds to fund a general election and city projects. Three bonds will finance extensions and improvements to the agency system, while six bonds support the construction of buildings and related facilities.
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Peagee
T Rodace
Stiles
Manover arraigned on license charge in local court
William Manover faced arraignment on a license related crime charge. He pleaded not guilty and the defense argued the actions did not constitute a crime. Additional details of the ante tiempo proceedings were not clearly documented.
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William Manover
Eens
Prac
Prominent Lectures Planned by The New The Teociery
The committee meets Saturdays at 1436 Fourth Ave hall and has arranged a series of lectures by the age on new thoughts in the country. Mr W J Beck will address the subject Death.
Hie Hillman Sells Waterfront Property in New Town Listing
Homer L Hillman peddles waterfront land in the new cross-town area of Ner Yard City near Bremerton. He plans to sell as his own property alongside Bremerton Heights assets in a joint claim.
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Homer L. Hillman
High Brow
Regrade Request Filed by Assistant City Office
An unclear note describes a went regrade report from the Assistant City Office near Me. It mentions timing for work north of the location and an expected deadline around ten days after a referenced Mad Ion date. The text is fragmentary and focuses on a public work regrade request.
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Mewee
Pengremn E Upon
North Not and Son
Polite Refusal Mentioned In Cordova Mail Note
A brief item notes a man declining a second piece of cake and mentions a polite exchange with a kind lady. It also states the Steamer Yucatan left Cordova this morning bound for Beattie.
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Yucatan
Cordova
Beattie
Colonial Jack Krohn Reaches Beattie After Long Hike
J A Krohn known as Colonial Jack completed a long hike from Westport Maine toward the coast and back. The traveler on a wager has logged nearly 600 miles ahead of his planned pace with a wheelbarrow aid.
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J. A. Krohn
Jack
Portland
Beattie
Poamea
Krohn
Government to Send Speakers for Washington Congress
At a Washington Forestry association meeting in the Chamber of Commerce, George D. B. Sudworth of the U S Forestry Service said the government will do all it can to back the first Washington state conservation congress to be held in Seattle November 26 21 and that prominent speakers will be sent. Prof Frank C. Miller Maj F A Boutette A S A D B Simons Jr chief fire warden H W Carroll spoke, with committees named to arrange the congress.
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Washington Forestry Association
Chamber of Commerce
George DB. Sudworth
United States Forestry Service
Ita
Washington State
Congress
Frank C. Miller
Department of Forestry
University of Washington
F. A. Boutette
B. Simons, Jr
Washington Forest Fire Association
H. W. Carroll
Wife's Temper Too Hot for Happiness Leads to Divorce
Francis B. Reynolds sought a divorce from Lauree Reynolds in Judge Frater's court. He testified they married March 3, 1893, in South, moved to Seattle after two years, and that his wife was violent, throwing and striking him and speaking abusively of him to neighbors.
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Tle
Francis B. Reynolds
Lauree Reynolds
Frater
Reynolds
South
Seattle
City Debates Water System Costs Between Public and Private
The board of public works plans to send a reading report on the cost question. It compares a city operated system with purchasing from a private corporation.
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Board of Public Works
Unclear text from disrupted OCR warps claim by Captain Lacey
The fragment cites Captain Lacey of the American Salvation Army denouncing unlawful seizure or improper collection practices. Details are fragmented, with references to pretended collectors and demands for payment, but no clear actions, dates, or locations are readable.
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Capt. Lacey
American Salvation Army
Seattice
Collentin
Port action leads to charges after warrant seizure
Garbled report notes a warrant seizure and charges linked to obtaining money in a Fort location. Names and places are unclear but reference to a steamer and Cordova arrival are mentioned alongside a vague police or legal action.
German pressure seeks aborting Century magazine interview
The German government urged the United States through its Washington embassy to withdraw an authorised interview with Crown Prince Wilhelm by an American journalist. The piece appeared in the Century magazine's December issue, amid fears of international unrest and possible war.
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Uni Press
Washington
State Department
Kats
Wilhelm
Man
Century Magazine
Husband Too Handy With Sharp Tools
Jennie M. McLaughlin obtained a divorce from John McLaughlin in superior court. She alleged he attacked her with knives and an axe during February and once chased her with an axe while a housekeeper rescued her. He also struck her brother with a butcher knife, injuring him above the eye.
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Jennie M. McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
Mia. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Marching Into the Republican Fold
A Santa Monica parade ends with Gamberi joining the Republican Party after a long democracy career. The event features a wheelbarrow bearers, funeral dirge, brass bands and cannons as city leaders and police participate.
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United Press
Santa Monica
Cal
Golden Gate
Gamberi
Gambert
J. W. Pritchard
Suit Filed in Superior Court for Damages
John KK Mc Gee ceaiist M K Campbell files in the superior court seeking 10.9 damages over alleged damages to his wife’s expenses. The complaint cites an incident on or about June 1, 1994 and references unauthorized financial claims.
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John KK. McGee
M K Campbell
Improvement Club Mass Meeting in Oltman Hall
A mass meet of the Improvement Club is called to convene at Oltman’s Hall to discuss Mayor Miller’s agile policy and a move affecting the Erloin district on November 16. The notice urges members to attend and participate in the town’s civic matters.
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Improvement Clube of the
Oltman’s Hall
Tohavy
Lane St
Miller
Unclear OCR note on labor council meeting
Fragmentary text appears to reference a labor council with possible items involving a group or union. Names, dates, or clear actions are not readable, leaving the exact event and participants unresolved in the surviving text.
Dance event aims to aid bereaved at Thanksgiving meal
A local dance is organized to raise money for a Thanksgiving dinner for the bereaved. The event will be held near the pavilion in November and any value collected will be donated to provide meals for those in mourning.
Poquett Arraigned in Manslaughter Case with $5,000 Bond
Frank Poquett faced the superior court arraignment on manslaughter charges and pleaded not guilty. The court set bond at $5,000 amid a case involving a November incident and a companion named Sam King Wall.
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Frank Poquett
Poquett
Sam King Wall
Historic Turner Hall Fire Destroys Jefferson Street Block
Fire gutted the old Turner Hall and threatened the Jefferson Street block including the city hall. Police and firefighters fought the blaze for an hour under Assistant Chief Marlowe, with water streams pouring on the flames. Thousands watched as the fire, discovered by officers at the police station, was brought under control before 9 o'clock, while fears of spreading to the city hall lingered.
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Jefferson St
Third
Fourth
Ava
City Hall
Turner Hall
Marlowe
Jatier Charles Cummings
Margaret de Han
Hill Makes Brief Stop in Seattle En Route to Vancouver
James J. Hill the railway magnate arrived in Seattle at 7 20 A M with his party for a half hour stop before continuing to Vancouver British Columbia Local officials say he has not yet decided on further travel but expected to tour the city and grounds during the visit.
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James J. Hill
Seattle
Vancouver
B. C
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition builds momentum
Street grading and paving accelerate on the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific grounds as many buildings near completion. City crews lay planks across center streets to aid pedestrians after heavy rain while admission totals rise to about 3 000. An event by the Women's Relief Corps No 85 will host a home craft sale on November 17 at Pythian Hall.
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Exposition Grounds
Division of Works
James A. Sexton
Pythian Hal Corner First Av
Pike St
Letter Carriers Hall Event Near Seattle Park
The eighth annual hall of the Seattle branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers and the Ladies Auxiliary is planned for a Wednesday evening in Leach Park pavilion. Organizers urge visitors to donate funds for a special theme and to help support visiting members. Two men, George Pranks and George, were arrested after an earlier two day sobriety detention, and detectives say they will be lodged over the incident.
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Seattle
National Association of Letter Carriers
Leachi Park
Ladies” Auxiliary
George Pranks
George
Thateaas City
Jack Wickman
William Rooney
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