Canadians Spoil Plans of the Salmon Trust
The Alaska Packers Association and the American combine faced a setback as the Canadian commission opposed closing the fishing season. Washington and Canadian delegates clashed during a long session at the Butler hotel, with talks resuming the next morning and a further meeting planned before the legislature convenes.
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The
Salmon Trust
Alaska Packers’ Association
American “Combine
Butler
Frank Wright
Washington Commission
Legisature
Motor Boat Tinion Makes Trial Run on Bay
The motor boat Tinion owned by Campbell Brow completed a trial trip Thursday afternoon. The launch skimmed the bay weathered thick conditions and set a brisk pace, aiming to match rival boats in the same class. Both the Tinion and nearby craft are described as among the fastest on the sound with potential for ongoing competition.
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Tinion
Campbell Brow
Marinees
Bet Union
Sole Agents Youngs Hats at EB N Brooks Co
EB N Brooks & Co lists 1331 2d Ave as the sole agent for Youngs hats in a concise trade notice for retailer distribution.
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EB. N. Brooks & Co
2D Ave
KE. N. Brooks & Co
Third Ave Regrade Sparks Seattle Court Action
On Saturday Seattle must appear in Judge Manford's court to justify not desisting from the Third Avenue regrade. Lincoln and the Jackwell Hotel oppose the plan claiming leveling would ruin Madison Street entrance and harm the hotel’s accessibility. An affidavit by GQ. FP. Cotterill asserts the city offered no cross street grade readjustments beyond the existing plan.
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Seattle
Manford
Lincoln
Jackwell Hotel Company
Madison
Ineer GQ
Cotterill
Moe
Arouse the People Against Bossism Says Governor Folk
Governor Folk urges citizens to confront political bosses in cities like Cincinnati and St Louis. He argues reform must arise from active public duty and fearless leadership, praising Roosevelt and Taft for denouncing practical politics and calling for strong independent action by middle-class reformers.
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Bossier
Bossiam
Seceed
Roosevelt
Taft
Reform
Pg We Pratt
Return of the girl in the red hat to her beloved city
A girl wearing a red hat leans from a train wall toward her homeland and gazes at irregular buildings as she blows a kiss and proclaims love for the city they approach. She declares it good to be back, though she seems unremarkable in appearance.
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Alice
Hinev
Tragic Death of Gambier Student Believed Track Fatality
The son of a Cincinnati lumber merchant was killed near Kenyon College while awaiting initiation into Delta Kappa Epsilon. A coroner concluded the wrist and ankle were pulled from the sockets and harsh marks suggested he was tied to the track, struck by a preceding special train as he struggled to free himself.
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Cincinnati
Gambier
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Kenyon College
Pierson
Turned Lose
Adolph Aistrup a young Dane arrested in San Francisco and released by police with no extradition instructions. Embezzlement charges amounting to 20 000 relate to his work for the East Asiatic company. Aistrup received a telegram from his Copenhagen father urging his return to Denmark where the matter is said to be compromised. He will depart for Denmark at once.
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Ban
Francisco
Adolph Aistrup
Shaai
Aistrup
East Asiatic Company
Copenhagen
Denmark
Prisoners to be removed from city steam plant work
The two inmates tending the city jail steam heating plant are to lose their posts. Civil service officials refuse to allow criminals to hold municipal jobs, and Secretary Cirout notified Oly Engineer Thomson that the men must cease work.
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Horoka
Civil Service Commissioners
Cirout
Commission
Oly
Thomson
Grout
Defunct Charity Trust to Be Reformed
A Friday afternoon meeting gathered C H Siack from the chamber of commerce Richard say tar of the Manufacturers' association and I N Jennings of the Merchants' association with a small group to reorganize the defunct Charity Organization society. The aim is to provide a vehicle for business donations to charity while avoiding imposters. The old group collapsed after a Star crusade criticizing its boycott of charities not under its control. J Wirt Steele then resigned as secretary and the society disintegrated.
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Charity Organization Society
C. H. Siack
Chamber of Commerce
Richar Say Tar
Manufacturers’ Saenociation
I. N. Jennings
Merchants’ Association
Btar
J. Wirt Steele
Bartender Charged With Assault After One Month Dispute
Laborer A J Dunton filed a complaint with Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh charging Harry Ormor a Shamrock bar bartender with assault and battery. Dunton says a 16 cent dispute over drinks led to multiple blows to the face and ongoing medical care.
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A. J. Dunton
Mackintosh
Harry Orrmor
Shamrock
Dunton
Ormor
Eight Germans Vied For School Board Director Post
At Germania hall on Thursday night the German Central committee listed eight candidates for the office of German director on the School Board. Names mentioned include P. L. Runkel H. G. Stoelting Fred H. Peterson Charles Osner William Haitz Alfred Lueben G. L. Taenzer and CC Wenzler.
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Germania Hall
Central Committee
P. L. Runkel
H. G. Stoelting
Fred H. Peterson
Charles Osner
William Haitz
Alfred Lueben
G. L. Taenzer
Wenzler
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