Deputies Chosen After Republican County Meeting
The Republican county central committee announced most appointees for county offices after a session. Sheriff-elect Ken Mackintosh plans to abolish the deputy sheriff position. J J Callaghan remains endorsed by the committee. Appointments listed include positions in the sheriff, auditor, clerk, court clerks, and prosecuting attorney offices with several posts yet to be filled.
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Repubican County Central Committee
L. &. Smith
Kenneth Mackintosh
J. J. Callaghan
Republican County Central Committee
Mackintosh
Sheriffs Office
Gormley
Sheriff's Office
A. McKinnon
John C. Liner
Bert C. Thompson
Phil Kearney
J. J. Sullivan
Seattle
C. T. Smith
Wabash
Joseph Hill
Georgetown
Sheriff Smith
Auditor’s Office
E. C. Brier
J. Howard Darlington
W. Castle
Frank C. Campbell
A. Lamotte
F. F. French
Board of County Commissioners
E. C. Raine
Bellevue
Maurice W. Thompson
D. K. Sickles
A. C. McDonald
Abraham Olsen
Ballard
F. D. Cleaves
Dunlap
J. W. Hanna
Edward Tonkin
L. R. Willard
R. A. Wright
John F. Miller
George G. Vanderveer
John W
California and Washington Teams Eye Victory in Prep Clash
Captain Stroud of California says his squad is in top shape after rest and travel and will seek victory. Captain McKinnon of Washington asserts his players are in excellent condition and ready for a hard fought game against California with no overconfidence.
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Stroud
California
Captain Stroud
The
Star
Washington
McKinnon
University of Washington
Local Officials Tenders and Declines Reported
Whitham of Ballard John W Prigmire Ernest B Herald Robert Wright are named. A deputyship was tendered N W Brockett but declined. Assessor's Office chief deputy Chester Eaton and second deputy J T Armstrong of Ballard with J M Thatcher abstractor and George A Wilkie draftsman are listed.
Accused His Partner on Killing Himself in Montana
Jacob Ralston a famed Montana trapper left a note blaming former partner James Fisher for shooting him and then dying by suicide. A courier found Ralston dead at his cabin as a coroner's jury ruled death by own action. A posse sought Fisher amid lynching threats.
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Montana
James Fisher
Ralston
Fisher
Russell Sage Is Alive
New York report says Russell Sage moved 20 million dollars in loans triggering a brief stock market surge and later restoring rates. Sage earned about 555 556 dollars in minutes as friends bought stocks at concessions while Sage appeared in his routine office visit. The note also mentions a Korean slide lecture at Westminster Presbyterian Church by Dr J M Wilson with 73 illustrated views.
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Star
New York
Russell Sage
Wall Street
Sage
Committee of Safety
J. M. Wilson
Westminster Presterian Church
Korea
Broadway
Columbia Streets
California Oaks Washington in Conference Football Clash
California and Washington prepared for a big football game at Recreation Park. California coach Stroud expects a hard battle as both teams tune prior to kickoff and a record crowd is anticipated for the 1 pm start.
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Recreation Park
Scheme to nominate mayoral candidate at caucus
It was learned this morning that men aiding Zook’s renomination planned to reach the caucus early read off their slate and elect delegates to nominate their candidate with a show. Mayor Zook said he did not intend to run for office but If he did not.
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M. P. Benton
Henton
Balloute
Larry Moore
Tacoma
Wilder
Mount Rainier
Beattie
Zook
Zook party caucus moves to City Hall for fair vote
The text notes that a nomination and possible acceptance were discussed quietly by the Zook party. It claims the caucus will occur in a side room while a citizens' mass meeting fills the hall. Mayor Zook demands a fair caucus with open voting.
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Zook Party
Zook
Alice Roosevelt Injured in Greenwich Car Crash
Special to The Star reports Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, was in a crash on the Boston postroad when a chauffeur at 40 mph struck a stone, the car overturned, all passengers escaped harm, and the party rode back to Stamford by trolley. Separately Havre sees a carters strike end and Naples notes Brigand Plombino killed by a soldier near Catania.
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Robert Goelet, Jr
Boston
Alice Roosevelt
Stamford
Roosevelt
Naples
Plombino
Catania
Veterans Banquet Honors Lincoln Era Republicans
A Washington meeting of veteran Republicans who voted for Abraham Lincoln featured a banquet with toasts and speeches. Speakers included Joseph Shippen Judge C H Hanford and Mayor Ballinger. Colonel Dudley American consul at Vancouver responded with a nations themed address. Eighty men attended celebrating Lincoln era participation.
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Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Joseph Shippen
C. H. Hanford
Ballinger
Dudley
Vancouver
John Bull
Jonathan
Lincoln
Gives $30,090 to Charity From Mrs Weinhard
In Portland on November 23 Mrs. Henry Weinhard widow of the late brewer sent checks totaling about 30 thousand dollars to 18 charities per her husband’s wish. The City Board of Charities received 2000 with several major groups like the Boys and Girls Aid Society and Children’s Home among recipients. Also notes the funeral of ex Governor S Thompson held in Columbia, South Carolina.
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Portland
Henry Weinhard
City Board of Charities
Boys’ and Girls’ Air Sociey
Children’s Home
Salvation Army
Home For
Green Lake Improvement Club postpones meeting
Officers of the Green Lake Improvement Club defer the regular meeting planned for tomorrow night to next week due to possible interference with festivities. Several important matters will be taken up then.
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Green Lake Improvement Club
Stricter 1905 Pass Rules Adopted by Railways
Major U S rail systems unite to restrict pass eligibility after January 1 1905 banning free or reduced transport for stockyards street railways foreign lines coal sales agents coal agents private car lines and commercial representatives. Mrs Mary Ward Gardner obtains divorce from E A Gardner for incompatibility of temperament and is granted 75 dollars monthly alimony.
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New York
United States
Mary Ward Gardner
Hatch
E. A. Gardner
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