Port Officials Testified as Grand Jury Probes City Controversy
The county grand jury adjourned after hearing testimony from Port Commissioner W. W. and others. Lincoln, subpoenaed as he left his office, stated he did not know he was called. Witnesses included attorney Joan Murphy and former shipping man William A. Russell, amid discussions of boxing commission issues and port friction over the past year. General Bordeaux of the Water for the port also appeared.
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W. W. Mn
Lincoln
Grand
Eire
Port Commission
Joan F. Murphy
Austin & Salt
Grand Jury
Boxing Commission
Murphy
Edwin J. Frown
William A. Russell
University of Washington
Russell
Gen. Bordeaux
Unreasonable Rail Fare Charges Dismissed
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed complaints against major railroads charging unreasonable passenger fares between Arizona and Nevada. Complainants included the Arizona Corporation Commission, the Nevada Public Service Commission, and the New Mexico State Corporation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southern Pacific
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
West, Pacific
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Rock Island & Pacific
el and Southwestern
Denver & Grande
Arizona
Fastern
Canyon
Nevada
New
Interstate Com Commission
The
Arizo Corporation Commission
Pubservice Commission of
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Thanksgiving Eye Dance for Young Hebrew Literary Club
A Thanksgiving Eye Dance will be held Wednesday at Washington Hall to benefit the Young Hebrew Literary Club. Committee members directing the event include Jack Capeloto, Joseph Benvenist, Sadick Salamanti and Jack Caston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Hall
Young Hebrew Literary Club
Jack Capeloto
Joseph Benvenist
Sadick Salamanti
Ack Caston
Dempsey in Person at Pan Wilkes Vaudeville Bill
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey stars at Pan Wilkes vaudeville show with Jack Kearns in a strong bill at Pantages. Act features Dempsey and Williams sparring, dancer La Gana, comedian Chuck Riesner, and a Broadway revue, plus other acts and newsreels. Thanksgiving week at Wilkes includes Scandal by Cosmo Hamilton in Seattle.
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the Moore
Santos and Hayes
Buster Santos
Mary Jane" Hayes
Bobbie Tremaine
Wil Higgie
Saul Marshall
Brown and O'Donnell
Marshall Montgomery
Stone
Hayes
Mattylee Lippard
Galetti
Ben Beyer
Cosmo Hamilton
East
Charlies Cherry
Francine Larrimore
Wilkes
T. Daniel Frawley
Seattle
Mr. Frawley
America
Adele Pbicod
Thomas Chatterton
Miss Larrimore
Mr. Cherry
Fine Company
the Wilkes
Forrest Taylor
Howard Russell
Arthur Belasco
Anne Berryman
Emily Pinter
Georgie Knowton
Arthur Driscoll
Billy Jensen
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kearns
Alexander Pantages
Dempery
Larry Williams
Kearns
la Gana
New York
Chuck Riesner
Riesner
Terminal
Broadway
Conehas, Jr
Firemen Ball Tonight At Masonic Temple
The Seattle Fire Department Relief Association hosts its 28th annual ball at the Masonic Temple on Harvard Avenue and Pine Street. Tickets support widows and injured members of the department, with a grand march at 9:30 and expected lively entertainment.
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Seattle Fire Department Relief Association
Masonic Temple
Harvard Ave
Pine
Seattle School Board Drops Official Cars Policy
The Seattle school board abandoned ownership of official automobiles on Friday requiring employees to own their vehicles and be paid 8 to 11 cents per mile for official use based on car weight. The move followed Richard Mansfield White’s opposition who claimed the law required plainly lettered cars. The board also renamed West Side High School James A Garfield and settled charges at Boys Parental School on Mercer Island, plus awarded John Hay school heating, plumbing and electrical contracts.
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Seattle School Board
Richard Mansfield White
Wast Side High Achoed
James A. Garfield
Mercer Island
C. R B. Barry
John Hay School
Two Arrests Tied to Opium Den Bust in Seattle
Police narcotic squad raided an alleged opium den at 2315 Johnston Street late Friday night. William Harris age 32 and Mable Grand age 30 were arrested and 19 opium pipes two bowls of opium and a lamp for cooking opium were seized. Both suspects are held on open charges for investigation into their possible links to a recent Seattle narcotics import from the Orient.
S A Corps No 4 Hosts Farewell Auction and Party
Salva tion Army corps No 4 holds a farewell auction and party on the eve of leaving its temple at 1414 Sixth Ave. The temple is sold to corps No 1 which will move in immediately. Corps No 4 plans a new temple at Terry Ave and Olive St and will temporarily use corps No 2 hall at 711 Olive Ave.
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Sewing Society
Salvation Army Corps No. 4
Sixth Ave
Corps No. 1
Corps No. 4
Terry Ave
Olive St
Corps No. 2
Olive At
Four Alleged Burglars Plead Not Guilty at Arraignment
Four men named Frank Bennett Pete Sasnof Ed Sudd and William Allson pleaded not guilty to burglary charges at arraignment before Presiding Judge Everett Smith. Sheriff Matt Sterwich had announced their arrest last week in King County.
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Matt Sterwich
Robbetieen King County
Everett Smith
Frank Bennett
Pete Sasnof
Ed Sudd
William Allson
Father of Spokane Dies at 84 After Protracted Illness
Jamea N. Glover known as the father of Spokane died at his home aged 84 after long illness. He arrived in Spokane 48 years ago aiding its growth from wilderness and once owned 160 acres in the city heart. He leaves a widow and brothers Samuel 91 and Peyton 80 from Portland. In Tacoma Justice of the Peace John W. Linek is fined $1 and costs for striking Ernest Hoppe with his fists.
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Spokane
Jamea_ N. Glover
Lilnens
Glover
Samuel
Peyton
Portland
Tacoma
Ernest Hoppe
Justice of the Peace
John W. Linek
Costa
Health Without Drugs Offer for Zone Therapy System
An advertisement promotes a self help Zone Therapy method to cure constipation headaches rheumatism asthma and more without drugs or devices. It promises lifelong knowledge for a low price and urges readers to write for details to Zone Therapy Company 321143 Weet Washington 81 Los Angeles Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zone Therapy Company
Weet
Washington
Los Angeles
Cal
Permanent injunction upheld against Wilkeson miners strike
Judge M. L. Clifford has made permanent an injunction restraining striking coal miners and United Mine Workers District No. 10 from interfering with employees of the Wilkeson Coal Co. in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
M. L. Clifford
United Mine Workers of America
Wilkeson Coal Co
Armour Announces Wage Reductions
Armour & Co. announced wage reductions for all classes of employees on a sliding scale after discussions with employee representatives. The cuts apply to all plants across the corporation.
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Armour
Chicago
Armour & Co
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