Alaska Coal Claims at Controller Bay Draw Out Hearings
The Cunningham coal claims in Alaska near Controller Bay face patent hearings under the 1908 and 1964 statutes. Secretary Ballinger, after Roosevelt era suspensions, pushes for fee simple patents amid anti trust provisions. Hearings are slated to run weeks in Spokane and Wallace, with potential wide implications for other Alaska coal claimants.
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Cunningham
Alaska
Controller Bay
Kyak
Copper River
Roosevelt
Clarence Cunningham
Seattle
Ballinger
General and Office
Special
Gravis
Gayfield
Ballin
Spokane
Wallace
Idaho
Wm iagam case proceedings and officials named
The case for 1 is presented by a former Den official with RK in charge of several matters. WB and a board member of the general land and forestry department assist. Chugack forest is to be represented by A J Shaw for the forestry department. Sealing disputes involve the interior and land office, with the secretary overseeing. Mr Shaw continues to represent P Gray and Wallace Phew of United States B Reyburn, assisted by F C Seattle. The proceedings reflect connections to Stone Webster and Secretary Ballinger, with tensions involving Taft appointments and prominent Wash quea and Idaho claimants amid collusion concerns.
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den v
Summer
I. RK
General Land ’ Forestry Department
Chugack Forest
A J Shaw
Department of Agri
Forester
Interior
Land Office
Mr. Shaw
Contine
P. Gray
Wallace Phew
United States
B. Reyburn
Annerior Department
F. C .i.Seattle
Attor Othe Stone
Ballinger
I Taft
Washington District
George Don
Stone & Webster
Th in and Weak Lay Way for Them to Get Strong
An advertisement claims a medi fa fresh forming food can strengthen the body and aid fat gain. It promises increased flesh and fat retention, noting early use boosts health and strength. The copy touts personal guarantees and a 50 cent price with reported weight gain and improved vitality.
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Ronger
Unclear Fragmentary Entry on Men’s Apparel Trends
Fragmentary OCR text mentions men’s clothing items and brands with stray words and garbled phrases. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The readable bits suggest a catalog-like note about suits and apparel without coherent details.
614 goods Ballard furniture and Verner street entry
Fragments report a 614 goods listing and furniture items at 2608 Verner area with Ballard participation. Partial text notes tar and tax related figures, but exact transaction details are unclear.
Stenographers Question Bouillon On City Affairs
Stenographers and bookkeepers questioned A V Bouillon Seattle mayoral candidate at the Odd Fellows ball. He said taxpayers are city stockholders and deserve open administration, comparing city management to private corporation oversight. He admitted not studying suffrage but supported taxpayers’ right to know city affairs.
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A. V. Bouillon
Odd Fellows’ Ball
Seattle
Recital Tomorrow At Eilers Music House Hall
Eilers Music House presents the sixth Pianola Recital tomorrow evening at Eilers Recital Hall Third and University. Miss Randall will perform a seven piece program including Paust Introduction and Largo from the New World Symphony on the Orchestrelle. Concert begins promptly at 8 15 with no admission cards required.
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Eilers Music House
Eilers Recital Hall
Randall
Largo
Symphonie “New World
Eilers Reestal Hall
Third
University
Horse Care and Pasture Services Ad Listing
Best of care and pasture for your horse this winter. Contact John Wallace at Meadows for details. Also a Vic tcta Sanitary item advertised with Main numbers for inquiries.
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Fiquire
John Wallace
Meadows
Many Die in Blizzard on Great Lakes
Severe blizzard grips Lake Superior with sixty mile per hour winds and heavy snow. Dozens are believed dead as vessels suffer wrecks and crews are stranded or missing near Manitowoc and Outer Island. The steamer Ottawa and ships Louis Pahlow and James H Hoyt are cited among losses. total damage estimated around 500000 dollars.
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Duluth
Minn
Beores
Ives
Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Ottawa
Birnie
Louis Pahlow
Francie Hinton
Commerce
Manitowoc
James H. Hoyt
Outer Island
Ionic
Seo
Ranger Marion Hurd Feared Lost in Cascade Snowstorm
A search party from Eugene led by Supervisor Seitz and three forest rangers went after Marion Hurd, a forest ranger bound for Rossland in Crook county. With storms closing the Cascades, fears grew he perished after leaving ten days prior with limited supplies. A second rescue party from Rossland and a six horse supply team planned to pursue, as two other travelers on a parallel route turned back due to the blizzard.
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United Pree
Eugene
Ore
Seltz
Forest
Marion Hurd
G. F. Hurd
Rossland
Crook County
Cascadea
Seitz
Hurd
Cascades
Eixhorse
British American race for pole could unite for pole
Captain Scott predicts a joint push with an American expedition toward the South Pole from Graham Land and McMurdo Sound. He envisions fleets converging after starting from opposite hemispheres to attack the Pole, comparing to Shackleton’s farthest south effort and stressing exploration and science gains.
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London
Scott
South Pole
United Press
America
Graham Land
McMurdo Sound
LA. Shackleton
Pole
Beatings for Release of Husband Jailed on Complaint
Mrs. Anna Larson pleaded with Jailer Roberts to release her husband Andrew Larson, jailed after she claimed he had gone insane. She later admitted he was simply drunk, and he promised to quit drinking if released. The insanity commission was to meet that afternoon to consider the case.
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Anna Larson
Roberts
Andrew Larson
Larson
Insanity Commission
Andrew
Businessmen Seek Georgetown Gas and Electric Franchise
Robert M. Jones, speaking for non Seattle businessmen, told Georgetown city council yesterday he seeks a gas and electric franchise for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Jones
Seattle
Georgetown
Hardship at County Hospital Aide Recounts Warped Care
The narrator recalls long shifts in the hospital wards including tubercular rooms and morgue duty. He describes a near death moment with a fellow patient and a dispute with nurse Mrs Cook over clothing. He notes prayers for The Star and reports improved food and treatment for patients.
Expose raises urgent questions about county hospital
Rainier Valley Record quotes readers demanding action over years of neglected conditions at the county hospital. Report cites dirty wards, stinking rooms, starving inmates, unattended wounds, and failed promises from county commissioners despite grand jury calls for inquiry.
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Seattle
Star
County Hospital
Rainier Valley Record
Way
Canasy Hospital
Thetown
Dinan Reinstated as Corporal After Heney Charges Cleared
San Francisco officials announced former Chief of Police Jeremiah Dinan is reinstated to corporal and placed under plain clothes assignment with Captain Anderson after the police commissioners found the conduct unbecoming officer charges unsubstantiated. Dinan, suspended since the year-ago accusation, may receive back salary totaling 3009 dollars at month end.
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San Francisco
Francia J. Heney
Jeremiah Dinan
Anderson
Dinan
Waiters Host Seattle Ball at FKagle’s Hall
The waiters of Seattle hosted a ball last evening at FKagle's hall located at Seventh and Union, providing the evening's entertainment and activities for attendees.
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Seattle
Fkagle
Union
Tone Is In Spokane To Lead Fight
Attorney David K. Tone, linked with Clarence Darrow, arrived from Chicago to direct the Industrial Workers of the World campaign for free speech in Spokane. Fifty more disorderly conduct appeals bring total to 110. Robert J. Huston alleges police beatings in jail and vows further suit. No arrests reported through late today.
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United Press
Spokane
David K. Tone
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Superior Court
Robert J. Huston
Huston
Suburbanites Still Operate Auto Service Between Georgetown and Foster
The firm denying reports of cessation explains ongoing operation of two light automobiles shuttling between Georgetown and Foster. Runners say service continues with a car every half hour, though travel does not justify more than that.
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Georgetown
Foster
Southeast Storm Warning Log Highlights Coastal Warnings
Weather bureau notes a southeast storm with warnings for the Sound Straits and adjacent ocean areas. High southeast winds and heavy rains expected within the next twenty four hours.
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Weather Bureau
Sound
Straits
Ocean
YWCA Posts $6091 Profit From Fairground Restaurant
Secretary Mies May K Walker reports the YWCA earned a net profit of 6091 from the summer restaurant run by the girls at the fair grounds. The association’s fair work is described as a success in every way.
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Mies May K. Walker
Bank Clearings and Balances Across Cities Today
Bank clearings and balances reported for Seattle Tacoma and Portland. Seattle totals show 2,428,852.59 in clearings and 640,580.61 in balances. Tacoma shows 904,555.00 in clearings and 48,652.00 in balances. Portland shows 1,634,952.00 in clearings and 273,989.00 in balances.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
George Admits A Former Marriage In Custody Case
Tacoma attorney George admits a prior marriage to Mae Ritter on November 1 1868 in Chicago. He denies knowledge of a claimed second marriage to Ida L George and argues the prior union affects the annulment suit against Mrs. Janson George. The answer notes Mrs George owns the residence and the boy Roderick is hers.
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Charles BE. George
Tacoma
Roderick Janson
Eliv Janson
Janson George
Mae Ritter
Chicago
Police Admire Nerve Of Thieves In Hotel Robbery
Police recount two thieves who robbed Adolph Frogen of 45 dollars at the Colonial hotel while the landlady stood by. The men claimed Frogen had valuable papers on them as they relieved him of money and documents, the salacious incident unfolding as witnesses were present.
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Adolph Frogen
Colonial
Frogen
Poslam skin remedy touted for eczema cure
An ad extols Poslam as a miracle cure for eczema and skin diseases claiming rapid itching relief and quick resolution of chronic cases. It notes small quantities work, acne and blemishes clear, with drugstores and a free experimental package offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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Seattle
Quaker Drug Co
Firet
Emergency Laboratories
Weat Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Frogen Roars and Landlady Discovers Robbery
Frogen woke with a roar and triggered the landlady to realize a robbery had occurred. The incident centers on Frogen as the key disturbance prompting discovery of the crime.
Charity Endorsement Signs Warn Solicitors
The charity endorsement committee distributes signs to subscribers warning against soliciting for non endorsed charities. Signs direct offices to refer all nonendorsed charities to the committee secretary in the Central building.
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Charities
Eighteen Die as Steamer Adalgela Sinks Off Brindsl
Eighteen men drowned when the steamer Adalgela struck a reef and sank off Brindsl, according to advices received today. The tragedy occurred in rough seas, with search efforts continuing for survivors and more details awaited.
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Nome
Brindsl
Lincoln Davis Weds Edna Dunmore in Spokane Ceremony
Lincoln Davis a former state senator and Tacoma real estate man who once led police affairs married Edna Dunmore of Ethclidav Spokane yesterday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Willis Ma Padden at the clergyman’s home.
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Hy United Press
Lincoln Davis
Tacoma
Mra
Edna Dunmore
Ethclidav
Spokane
Willis Ma
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Patna
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Congress
Tal Supreme Court
Wmiagham
Prof
Stevens
Mia
Fowin & Btorag
Ind
Verner
Mrniture
Ballard
Bouillon
Mother Church
Mrs. Stetson
F. Elsie Randall
Eilers
United Prep
Star’s Hospital
Eliette
A. A. Helper
York
Innmistes
Daily Star
Amber
Heney
Havana
Pacha
Tone
Bggins
George
Mr. Frogen
Lincoln Davib
Elgin
G. M. Wheeler
Mov T
Elgin National Watch Company
Bigin
Itinots
Societe
Gir
Societe Chocolats
Imperial Candy CO
Seattle, U. S. A
Star Office
the People’s Paper
The
Seattle Star
Independent Daily
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