Old University Tract Suit Comes to Trial
The case of J C Le vold against thcott University Site Improvement company and J A Moore moves to trial before Judge Griffin. Begun in 1905, the suit seeks 230000 stakes over a leasehold tied to the old university grounds, with Le vold once confined to Steilacoom asylum amid alleged manipulations by the defendants.
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J.C. Levold
Thcott University
J. A. Moore
Begus
Griffin
Steilacoom
Levold
King Will Back Meigs Candidacy For Speaker
King county delegation to the Washington legislature will endorse L. O. Meigs of North Yakima for speaker. Meigs met with the delegation’s steering committee which voted to back his candidacy and cited support from the Spokane delegation. Attending were Frank H. Reaick, Frank C. Jackson, George W. Jeffries, and Dr. J. A. Ghent. E. B. Palmer was absent.
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King County
L. O. Meigs
North Yakima
Meigs
Spokane
Frank H. Reaick
Frank C. Jackson
George W. Jeffries
J. A. Ghent
E. B. Palmer
Meigs Io
Pardoned exile returns to Iceland after police pursuit
The outlaw Kay, hiding in a lava cave, battles pursuit by Reykjavik police and is found by Brunhilde. A distant pardon from King Christian arrives, allowing his return. The scene unfolds with cautious relief as he contemplates rejoining his bride and homeland.
Kay Olsen in exile plans escape with woman in cave
In a mountain cave Kay Olsen contemplates a daring escape aided by a woman who reveals a police trap was manipulated. She frees him after deceiving pursuers, shows savings for ponies and ship to Rekjavik, then binds him again as part of a broader ruse.
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Kay Olsen
Skoepeborg
Kay
Rekjavik
Shetlands
Norway
Teeland
Eve
Shaving Boosts Complexion Says Chorus Girl
New York chorus girl Jessie Elliot explains she began shaving on stage to ease irritation from makeup removal. She notes tiny hairs snagged on cloth and rubbing irritated the skin, but shaving improved her complexion and did not increase hair bristle.
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United Press
NEW
Lndignant
Jessie Eliott
New York
Minas Elliott
Three White Arctic Owls Seized for Seattle Parks
Game Warden H Rief seized three white Arctic owls found with a Fremont taxidermist and Captain Channak of an Alaska fishing steamer. The owls will be used as evidence in a case, highlighting a 1963 law banning possession of most birds except hawks blue jays and European house sparrows.
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Seattle
H. Rief
Channak
Alaska
Riof
Poultry Secretary Arrested On Larceny Charge
F C Williams former secretary treasurer of the Poultry Producers union was arrested on a larceny by embezzlement charge. Authorities allege he sold 850 in stock between August 7 and September 20 1907 and did not remit the funds. He was released on his own recognizance. Vanderveer the assistant prosecutor says Williams was in Beattie and plans to go to Montana for temporary work.
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F. C. Willams
Poultry Producers’ Union
Vanderveer
Williams
Beattie
Montana
Poultry Producers Union Faces Liquidation
The Poultry Producers' union established years ago to manage farmers' produce and supply at wholesale prices is now undergoing liquidation.
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Poultry Producers’ Union
Panorama of Grand Valley at Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
The Grand Valley panorama will depict Colorado irrigation projects under construction. Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce plans to raise 1500 dollars to support officials in producing the film. The exhibit may also include depictions of Yellowstone, the Grand Canyon, and Alaska at the exposition.
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Alaska
Yukon Pacific
Grand Valley
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce of
Grand Junction
United States
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
St Francis Plans TwentyStory Coast Tower
The St Francis hotel project clears approval to build a twenty story tower in San Francisco. Upon completion it will stand as the tallest hotel on the Pacific coast and among the world’s largest.
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United Press
San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Pacific Coast
Auto Plunges Into River. Two Die
An automobile carrying eight people including several women plunged into the Calumet River south of Chicago while speeding north. One man and one woman were drowned. the remaining passengers were rescued.
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United Press
Chicago
Calumet River
Here
Paris Jewelry Fashion Shifts From Earrings to Rings
Paris fashion writers note earrings are out of style as pearls and solitaires move to rings and pendants with movable clasps. Platinum settings dominate rings while mixed stones are discouraged. art nouveau designs wane as winter trends favor simpler, daylight jewelry coordinated with slender sleeves.
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Star
Paris
Gemma
Bank Closed in Fort Scott as Receiver Sought
The First National Bank of Fort Scott closed its doors on President Grant Hornaday’s order. Washington authorities were asked to appoint a receiver. Liabilities are stated at 662000 with assets reportedly uncertain. The bank conducted extensive dealings locally and in surrounding towns, and the failure’s impact is unclear. Hornaday is reputedly a millionaire.
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United Press
Fort Scott
Kas
First National Bank of
City
Tts
Grant Hornaday
Washington
Hornaday
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OLD University
University Improvement Company
J. R. Stirrat
FB. W. Sutherland
H. Goets
W. D. Hofiun
C. A. Riddle
James A. Moore
Improvement Company
Moore
Moore Fe Diet
J. C. Leveld
Meig
Yakima
Julia Konold
Tame Aod
Ideath
Victor Rousseau
Skoepebors
Reykjavik
Brunhilde
Christian
Trv
Jessie Elliott
J. Redelshemmer & Co
First Ave
Corner
Columbia
Victor
Edison
Jonneton Co
Bidg
Jchnston
Tokio
H. Lee Clotworthy
Jack
Japan
Tog
United Prose
Los Angeles
Ing
Attel
Welch
Atte
Abe
Gur
SUI
THE
Chicago Clothing CO
Second Avenue
Seattle Electric Company
Sion
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