Modern Portia Convicts Cruel Suburbanite
Edward Done of Riverton a Seattle suburb was fined 50 dollars and costs by Justice P V Davis for cruelty to an animal. His appeal bond was set at 150 dollars. Law student Mine Read Whitehead led the case in a shortage of deputies, and the judge called the verdict without parallel noting a knockout blow to a dumb brute warranted court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Done
Riverton
Seattle
Justice P. V. Davis
Whitehead
King County
C. W. Waxham
Waxham
Done
Mackintosh
Ballard Council Advances Street Projects and Elections
The Ballard council approved the Shilshole avenue improvement with minor changes and authorized bonds for a Crawford sub sewer. A Kim and Marcus street improvement petition was granted. Beattie Electric to light 13 arc lamps in business districts. Mayor Zook appoints JL Ostrander as assistant fire chief. Water main requests on Post Division Eastern and Epckane Ball reed to be considered later. School director filing ends with three incumbents reappearing unopposed under the new law. The anti annexation press promotes Hallard Booster with 2500 circulation. Republican caucus selects candidates, likely J H Wiley or J F Thorp as majority candidate. current officers expected to run again. Health officer candidate P W Stuart viewed as a sure pick.
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Shilshole
Main
Ballard Council
Crawford
Kim
Marcus
Sloop
Beattie Electric Company
Zook
JL. W. Ostrander
Kean
Maine
Epckane
Bloop
Ball Reed
J. H. Wiley
Third Ward
J. F. Thorp
Beattie Law Firm
Reavis, Thorp & Wheeler
W. F. Gill
J. Murdock
M. H. Ingersoll
P. W. Stuart
Local Elections and School Lectures Highlight Community Items
The council race features Laula Anderson and Thomas Hegdahl for at large, with ward choices for First C W Cook Second P M H Mullen or I Anderson. A Third ward nominee depends on mayoral race. High school plans Friday talks with 20 member orchestra directed by Anna_beofield Beatle. State university chemist Hiensen discussed The Patriarch of Alchemy. Delegates to a church convention in New York adjourned after urging uniform divorce laws across states.
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Laula Anderson
Thomas Hegdahl
C. W. Cook
P. MH. Mullen
I. Anderson
State University
Beattle
New York
End of Betting on College Games and Liquor Traffic
A measure proposes abolishing betting on college games and banning liquor traffic. The move aims to curb gambling influence on collegiate athletics and curb alcohol distribution, reflecting reform era concerns.
Seattle Franchise Dispute With Clay Allen Lies Before Everett Council
Seattle man Clay Allen urged Everett city officials for a lighting franchise claiming gains from electricity. He warned that without action by December 15 his company would drop the effort, while refusing to disclose full financing details. The report notes an ad section and travel promotions nearby.
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Clay Allen
Bitel Building
Everett
Eity
Eity Council of
Allen
Rickler Buys Rainier Clothing Co Stock in Bankruptcy Sale
D J Rickler buys the Rainier Clothing Co stock from John P Hoyt referee in bankruptcy Case 3126 in the Western District of Washington for 3561 dollars and 5 cents. The purchase of the 1217 1st Ave stock surprised creditors who thought the price was too low.
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D. J. Rickler
John P. Hoyt
District Court of the United States
Washington
Old Rainier Clothing Co
Let Ave
Creditore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Portia
Ream Whitehead
Success
Gleasestills Ceo
cme @ UNION STREE
Second Avenue
Pike St
de Parl
Prope
Ballard
F. &. Fisher
Dudley Doe
W. &. Dison
Seattle Man
California
Southern Pacific Company
Beatle
San Francisco
Union Ticket Office
First Ave
Wash
Broadhurst System
J. Redelsheimer & Co
Rickler
Rainier Clothing CO
Eton
Mieses
McCarthy Dry Goods Co
Second Ave
Madison St
Kohler @ Chase
United States
Kohler & Chase
C. A. Meyer
Bie
Adams Tea & Coffee Company
Cor
Pine St
Cermory Furniture Company
Srconp Avenue & Spine
Stretci E & Fumerrunt
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